Notable Moments
01:43 – Creating something kind to offset the noise of social media
03:38 – Why 60 seconds fits social media and our attention spans
04:12 – Choosing what to capture: sound, light, movement
06:16 – Being "off brand" and why it still matters
07:35 – Enrichment from giving without expecting anything in return
08:59 – Reconnecting with the everyday beauty in your own backyard
10:52 –Why this work matters, even if it's personal
Not everything needs to lead to a sale. Some things just need to make someone smile.
In this episode, Jeff Noel and I are recording from the edge of a cliff in Glacier National Park with Swiftcurrent Glacier in the background. No Wi-Fi, no distractions, just two friends reflecting on something small but meaningful: my Minute in Nature videos.
If you've followed me on Instagram, you may have seen them. One-minute clips of birdsong, mountain streams, or wildlife. No branding. No pitch. Just a little quiet. These moments started as a personal experiment to offer something calm amidst the chaos of social media.
Jeff and I explore how it started, why I kept going even when I wasn't sure it mattered, and how these simple videos have become meaningful to others—and grounding for me. We also talk about how doing something just because it brings joy can often resonate the most.
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