Not everyone is excited about entering a new day. It feels more like a chore than a gift. My guilt trip is based on living off my Google calendar. I have to have a map. But I know people that base everything on what's being watched on television day in and day out. With absolutely no change.

When you break it down we all are professional interviewers. What if every time we shared a conversation with someone it all had to be written out first?

To be here means being ready to reach out into a community that's always on the move.

A mind that's carrying too many voices. How can someone truly evolve with meditation and or prayer when there's too much noise in our head and hearts? Knowing how to move around the distractions takes a while but once there, the journey comes with a lot of calm. But can we become addicted to the physical act of slip sliding away?

Is it fair to modern day actors that streaming television keeps us connected to so many old shows. The experts say such watching introduces viewers to the quality of today's performances because acting styles change. Ok, let's turn things around. The personal stories of your past. Where many of us like to live. Are we being fair to ourselves when we're always coughing up the old times?

The best part of the plan is being available in a world that seems so cluttered. Which puts us in a place of can't be touched, too much to do and too many places to be.

When nighttime eels like a 15 minute break. It hasn't always been this way. For many years I suffered from Setatephobia which is the fear of silence. Today my challenge is feeling like 8 hours of sleep is a 15 minute timeout.