How having two imaginary friends as a young kid running around in his coutnry backyard shaped how I interact with with world? Well I can tell you one thing, I rarely look at a problem they way others do.

Who we need to be and who we are is always a tough needle to thread, but one we must attempt to thread. It’s the only way to make improvements while also not losing sight of who we are within our core beliefs.

My sister once sent me a picture with message one it- they said how you want for work, and now I’m talking to HR in my batman costume. I guess I’m weird, but being willing to be different led to my success, and even if it never resulted in success, leaning into resulted in my finding my inner peace.

Sometimes we get caught searching for the perfect thing, when the best stuff is already right in front on us.

Maybe if we focused on easing the burden of other just enough we would have a greater impact than when we attempt to solve their problems.

For numerous reasons we seem to be moving toward allowing anger to run our lives, I continue to try to take the road of joy. It hasn’t disappointed me yet!

Realizing we are not the smartest person in the room should push us to be curious, yet often we recoil in those moments. That is always a missed opportunity!

The idea we can no longer play and life has past us by is a state of mind. It’s not what is actually occurring and those smart enough to still play live a wonderful life full of just about every emotion possible.