I'm headed to Cornell in June to celebrate the 25 years since I've been out in the world. And as my friend Heather Robbins has suggested I come up with my ten-point plan for making it all it could be, and living into my possibility of being trusting, bold, and generous, I did:

1. See a part of campus that I haven't yet.

2. Find an old classmate who is now a professor.

3. Introduce two people who haven't met before.

4. Ask five people the magic wand question.

5. Ask five people the advice they'd give their younger selves.

6. Ask five people who their heroes are.

7. Find a way to introduce five people to their heroes.

8. Ask five people to have a conversation with me about coaching.

9. Encourage five people to follow a dream.

10. Thank everyone for coming.

11. Thank everyone for being who they are.

12. Find at least one reason to acknowledge every person I meet.

So it appears that I can't count. That's okay too.