The Marathon of the Mind and the Pursuit of Growth
Real growth happens through effort, not perfection. Whether you're on a treadmill or tackling life’s challenges, every awkward step moves you forward.
Stephen Boudreau serves as Chief Marketing Officer at Avid. For over two decades, he has helped nonprofits leverage the digital space to grow their impact. To that end, Stephen co-founded RaiseDonors, a platform that provides nonprofits with technology and experiences that remove barriers to successful online fundraising. He is semi-retired rec-league soccer player, audiobook enthusiast, and the heavily-disputed UNO champion of his household.
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Untangling the art of miscommunication
Dive into a tale of chaos and creativity where vague requests lead to misadventures at home and beyond.
My favorite athletes
My hall of fame: the athletes who defined eras of my life, blending joy, heartbreak, and the kind of magic only sports can create.
My favorite TV characters
A personal look at the TV characters who left their mark on me, from wise captains to quirky friends, still resonating years after the credits rolled.
The Parable of Charlie and His Umbrellas
Charlie, the quirky curator of magical umbrellas, learns that life’s true magic isn’t in collecting wonders, but in embracing them—and sharing the joy.
The Power in Life’s Little Pauses
In life’s pause between chaos and choice lies growth and freedom. From bad haircuts to life's curveballs, discover the power of embracing the unexpected.
Parenting Teens: Love in Contradictions
Parenting teens feels like living with a roommate who eats your food, ignores your advice, and occasionally melts your heart.
Teamwork Chronicles: The Mighty Fleas
Turns out the biggest upset in high school sports history happened at St. Joseph Academy. And yes, I’m the one telling it.
The humble pie: a slice of life with less ‘me’ and more ‘we’
True humility is about quietly serving others without fanfare. Discover how a simple lesson from my son revealed the power of selflessness.
From ostriches to friends: decoding nature’s art
Ostriches can run 40 miles an hour, but no bird has ever handed me a napkin after a wine spill. Friends win.