On The Clock

The question isn’t whether we’re on the clock or off. The better question is…who starts the timer? We can choose…

The Show

Who’s the show for? How much of it is for actually for ourselves? How does our status change when we…

…looks different than merely watching. Using all of our senses to be part of the moment is a different experience…

Age happens to us. It can’t happen without us. And, for the most part, it’s a human construct. The tree…

There’s the natural weathering which occurs simply as a by product of time passing by. Then, there’s the weathering we…

…is typically momentary. It can come and go in a flash. Too often we strive and work for brilliance instead…

What is a serious look for? Who does it serve? Is it meant to bring focus and attention? Does it…

One of a kind is hard to come by. And, it’s probably worth seeking out. Someone needs to make these…

Too often, we compress. We’re pressured to do more with less, in less time and to be engaged as much…

We rarely see ourselves the way others do. We’re too often stuck behind our own lens. It’s helpful to pause…

We go through extra effort to show up with our best selves when the moment is indelible. What prevents us…

Perhaps the constraints are self imposed. Or, they’re put upon us. Either way, it’s up to us to see how…

Where does reality start or end? Where’s the boundary of make believe? Just like the flow of time, the story…

A reflective surface, a source of light…and most of all, a desire to see. It’s a beautiful moment when all…

Refueling is vital to moving forward. Sometimes, it’s a simple pause, a brief respite in the midst of the chaos.…

What makes an experience special enough for us to stop and give it our undivided attention? How can we build…

Slowing things down is often a good thing, especially in moments of tension and frustration. How can we apply more…

The more obscure…the harder it is to get it out of the way.

…is more than looking the part. It’s also the acts we’re capable of to support the purpose and other cast…

Fully taking something in is a lost art. And it is art. It requires full immersion to the point of…