A Life of Sense-Making
Ti Mougne
I have spent my life trying to live well in a world that is constantly changing.
Professionally, that pursuit has taken the form of organizational coaching and consulting. Personally, it has found expression through writing and photography. Both have become ways of staying with life's unanswered questions, allowing the world to reveal itself in its own time.
My work isn't about arriving at certainty. It is an invitation to slow down, remain present, and discover what begins to unfold when we dwell with the world a little longer.
Caring for both of my parents through different forms of dementia has changed the way I encounter the world. From that journey emerged the memoir I wrote, the photographs I make, and a practice of poetic attunement that continues to shape the way I live.
I've stopped trying to tie it all together. There is no bow for this kind of life.
What I've found instead is a deeper coherence—the kind that lets everything belong.
Love this deep doesn't just endure.
It shapes us.
It holds us.
Two Expressions of One Life
The Writer
Held in the Vanishing
A memoir about love, loss, and learning to accompany what cannot be fixed. Born from years of caregiving, it became a way of making meaning in a season when certainty was no longer possible.
Read the memoirThe Photographer
In the Vanishing
Photographs shaped by the same practice of attention that gave rise to my memoir—an invitation to slow down and notice what quietly endures.
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