Duvet2Desk by TPG

I have written about the intentionality of life many times, almost every time I write/post. I promise you, it is the most amazing and frustrating thing for me to live by. Why? ( Seriously it is both enlightening and disappointing; it is both beautiful and ugly; and it is both joyous and disheartening ) Intentionality Post: ( Told you, just to name a few…Its kind of my niche ) Passive Participant in My Own Life Letting Go & Letting Grow: Why Worry… & Let Live 2019: Live & Exemplify Eunoia Cultivate An Intentional Culture of Failing Forward Play the Hand You Are Dealt Organizational Health Drives Intentional D&I Inaction is Action It's amazing because sometimes when I just stop and think - I can truly live in the moment. I have had these moments when I am spending time with my daughters - walking down the street of a new and fun city - engaging in a huge body of water - when I am presenting and see people having moments of insight. If I didn’t j

By this point in time, if you have spent any amount of time reading this blog, you will know I have an affinity for the concepts of purpose, curiosity, and passion. Understanding that I often spend time reflecting, and when I come to insight (my ah-ha moment) I cannot help but put it to paper. ( Cognitively speaking it is completely natural when you figure something out, to get an overwhelming and compelling drive to do something with it - a conversation for another day… ) I have found my developed and evolved passion for talent.  I didn’t choose the  easiest  cause. I didn’t choose the  cleanest  cause. I didn’t choose the most widely  accepted cause . And I didn’t choose the cause that people  understand . But, I guess only in moments of hindsight and reflection, do I get the clarity to see that these are the very reasons I chose the cause. Or rather, it chose me. When getting home from days where I feel like I have made no progress. When I close my eyes and lay in bed an