Category: Austin, TX

This morning as I was wall sitting next to Cassie K, we started talking about what led her to November Project. She grew up with Beth Maroney from the Chicago tribe. Beth shares a lot about her NP experiences on social media. Cassie saw one of her posts on Instagram and although it took her a few months to #JustShowUp, she finally did. Now Cassie is a tribe member here in Austin that we see regularly on Wednesdays & Fridays. Thanks for the recruit, Beth! read more

Two years ago I had plans to finally move home to Austin. I remember the feelings I had very clearly. After 12 years in Los Angeles (and half of my lifetime spent away from home), my long experiment of wandering the wilderness had come to an end. I found myself wanting a change, any change; something to excite me or some big, profound answer to help give me perspective. But those things don’t exist, at least not outwardly. And they are not often satisfied by a change of scenery because the changes you are looking for are changes that you carry with you. read more

Accountability. You hear this word a lot here at November Project Austin. We talk about being there for each other as a foundation of our community.

Merriam-Webster defines accountability as the quality or state of being accountable; especially :an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one’s actions. But what does it mean to you? This week, tribe member Andrew Holmes shares with us what it means to him. read more

People say that death and taxes are the only things that are inevitable. In Austin, we know that there is one more guarantee – the weather is gonna be hot & dry. We rarely see the temperature dip below 40 degrees – break out the hats & mittens! If the weather forecast says rain – stop looking at your phone, it’s never accurate.  We don’t often get the opportunity to show that we are #WeatherProof (and that’s not a complaint). read more