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Know Who Your Audience Is and Who It Isn’t

One night I woke up from a dream that I was supposed to give a speech to thousands of people. But, we kept having technical difficulties and having to start the session over. This happened 7 times and with each restart, we would lose people until there was only about 40 people left. These 40ContinueContinue reading “Know Who Your Audience Is and Who It Isn’t”

Knowing the Ripe Time Versus the Right Time

How many times in your life have you tried to accomplish some goal and not have it work out despite feeling like you had all of the right ingredients for success? You rack your brain trying to make sense out of what is going wrong and come away feeling like, since you’re the common denominator,ContinueContinue reading “Knowing the Ripe Time Versus the Right Time”

The Coin Does Not Have Two Sides

Recently, I had a very affirming experience. I wrote a very in depth description of my understanding of how polarities function in every human system using personal anecdotes and substantiating it with my understandings from my religion and philosophies that I have been exposed to. In all honesty, it was one of my most vulnerableContinueContinue reading “The Coin Does Not Have Two Sides”

Artists Turn Chaos Into Culture

When I was six years old my mom asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I told her I wanted paint, a canvas, and an easel because I wanted to be an artist. Her response was that artists don’t make money. Instead she bought me a typewriter and told me I was going toContinueContinue reading “Artists Turn Chaos Into Culture”

The Narrative Age Is Here: How the Stories We Tell Shape the World We Experience

Better Stories for a Better World Did you know that telling stories is an awesome responsibility that should never be taken to lightly? It’s true. Whenever you tell a story, you are helping shape the world around you. Telling a story is an act of creation. And as far as I am concerned, it isContinueContinue reading “The Narrative Age Is Here: How the Stories We Tell Shape the World We Experience”