It's Not
About the Snow.
For everyone still on the mountain, skiing through their own version of the snow.
The longer version of the posts. The thinking behind them. The stories that didn't fit inside a caption.
Across twelve chapters, Cullen Wallace writes about the mountain we all find ourselves on at some point — the loss, the dark stretches, the slow and necessary work of moving forward. It is a book about grace, about the people who answer the phone at three in the morning, and about choosing to take the next step anyway.
“He has lived every chapter of this book — through the loss of his mother, the long goodbye to his father, and the fight with his own mind.”
Cullen Wallace
A speaker, a son, a writer, and the keeper of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Charlie. Cullen has spent years sharing daily reflections from his kitchen — the music playing, the meal being made, the thought he can't quite shake. This book is what happens when those reflections grow into something longer.
Read his story→Twelve chapters. One mountain.
Chapter 1
When the World Went Dark
Chapter 2
Give Yourself Some Grace
Chapter 3
The Mask We All Wear
Chapter 4
Overcoming Negativity
Chapter 5
Challenge The Rules You Never Questioned
Chapter 6
Stop Carrying Tomorrow's Umbrella
"Some mornings the work is just to keep the kitchen warm and the music playing."
Begin where you are.
The first step is always the hardest. And always the most important.