What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you see or hear the word marathon? Chances are it’s something to do with endurance. At the turn of the calendar year many articles compared our current global pandemic to a marathon. It makes sense because finishing a marathon and many aspects of … [Read more...] about Worst Marathon Ever
Mind
Perspective and Context
Perspective is a core principal in photography. You want to lead the observer into the frame. Leading lines are one of the best ways to do that. Context is a core principle in storytelling. When you provide enough context, the listener goes on the journey with you. I was writing quite a lot … [Read more...] about Perspective and Context
The Zion Subway – Lessons From A Trip Outside The Comfort Zone
We were at a crossroads in The Subway. We could either try to climb out without the trail, or stay within our comfort zone and re-trace our steps. I was not comforted by either option... Memories of a day I took a journey outside my comfort zone washed over me while I scrolled through my … [Read more...] about The Zion Subway – Lessons From A Trip Outside The Comfort Zone
Time and a Daily Habit
How long does it take to build a daily habit? It depends what kind of habit it is. There's lots “out there” on how long it takes to build and sustain a daily habit — 21 days, 40 days, a lifetime. At the beginning of the year I set my intention that 2020 is the year I write the book that’s been … [Read more...] about Time and a Daily Habit
Acknowledging Relentless
Have you had “The Relentless Conversation" yet? It goes like this: "Hey, good to hear your voice." "Ya, you too." "How are things?" An update is given, followed by “It's been relentless.” Acknowledging your experience of Relentless is not negative. It's not defeat. These days, … [Read more...] about Acknowledging Relentless