Being Separated

I recently had a friend share an inspirational message with me. It goes… One “I’ve got it.” One door slammed in your face. One interaction. One “if only.” One meeting. One existential crisis. One moment of clarity. One notecart. One migraine. One pen-stroke. One first impression. One bad pun. One whatever-it-takes. One night spent on the agency couch. One handshake. One good idea that makes all the rest worth it. Just one.

The fact of the matter is, when you’re still nothing happens. So, move. Just move.

What sets off the hustler in you to go all out and execute to your full potential? Mine is being told I can’t when I know I can. On this episode, I tell a story about a time the hustler in me was ignited.

The power of choice can be life altering. I believe that every "do this" or "do that," "say this" or "say that," "show up here" or "don’t show up at all" is an opportunity to change your life.

What does it looks like to hack into your brain. Into your self being. I discuss my journey this past weekend in an attempt to do just that. I also talk about the saying "This too shall pass." What does that mean? And why can't we be more like squirrels?

On this episode I challenge myself, and my listeners, to think about what drives them to do what they do.

The week of love is one that brings joy and romance to many. It also brings loneliness to some. Hopefully you’re able to recognize that the first person who deserves to be loved is you. It’s something I said to myself out loud on February 14th.

I’ve done a lot of things I wish I haven’t done or wish I have done differently. I'm learning that in order to grow I need to let go of the past and be present.

In this episode I talk about what it means to let the ego drive your life. And is it (the ego) paralyzing the human potential for happiness? The short answer is yes.

On this episode, I continue unpacking some of my emotional baggage in what's the last episode of a three part series I’m calling, “Face The Hurt.”

On this episode, I continue unpacking some of my emotional baggage in what's part two of a three part series I’m calling, “Face The Hurt.”