The diary of a Nomadic Creator

How often do we try to rush the timing of something? How often do we try to control when and how thing are going to happen instead of trusting the process?

What is controlling your life? What do you allow to dictate your emotions and responses to the things of life? What does it mean for something to capture your heart?

When you’re asked the question ‘who are you?’ What do you respond with?… where is your identity? And how can you have an unchanging identity?

To many of us are quick to speak and slow to listen rather than being quick to listen and slow to speak, you can disagree and still respect someone; but more than ever we are living in a culture where we look to crucify them when they don’t agree. Today we are gonna be diving in talking about cancel culture.

I don’t know about you but I loveeeeee trail mix. It’s scrumptious. But as a kid I had a different perspective on trail mix, and my perspective is one we all often have with life. To find out that perspective you’re gonna have to tune into this episode.

How many of us try new things? Americans on average only try about eight new things a year?!!! How crazy is that?! But what would happen if we tried new things, thought of a new way of doing things?

A lot of us have this Hollywood mindset when it comes to life. These perfectly curated moments of how life will go, our social feeds are made up of filtered perfect pictures, but in reality that’s not life, so what does an original unedited life look like?

How many of us are allowing our past to define and defile our present moments? How many of us are stuck in the past and letting it hold us back from the person we want to become?

Our world has tried to define this word called Love. But what is love and how is it necessary for our everyday living? How can we love? That’s what will be talking about in today’s episode

Don’t dim your light just because others are intimated by you, let them put some shades on. You are called to be your light, to shine in the way which you were created to shine.