Walk with me.

Because movement changes the conversation.

Not every time.

Often enough.

There's something about walking beside someone, instead of facing them, that makes certain thoughts easier to catch.

No.

We can sit.

We can meet online.

We can talk by phone.

Walking is simply another way into the same conversation.

Yes.

Some people think more clearly when they're moving through their own familiar streets.

You don't need to be in Italy.

You just need somewhere to walk.

Definitely not.

The bike isn't the point.

It's simply another place where people sometimes become more honest—with themselves as much as anyone else.

Sometimes in Verona.

Sometimes wherever you are.

Sometimes the landscape matters.

Sometimes it doesn't.

No presentation.

No performance.

No pressure to arrive with the right words.

Just enough space for the thing underneath the obvious answer to appear.

Maybe lots of silence too.

Good.

That's a perfectly reasonable place to begin.

We choose a place.

Or a time.

Then we start walking.

[Let’s talk]