a journey to inner peace
I didn’t know on that last commute home one year ago today that I would be spending the next half-million minutes with my family. As I look back at the transformation over the previous year, I can see that leading a team has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life during these unprecedented times.
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One year ago today, I competed in an innovation competition, lost, and received the world’s most bougie participation trophy.
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A few weeks ago my whole life was in synchronicity. I had this bizarre feeling that I had stumbled upon a secret green sewer pipe and had warp zoned my way to a higher level.
If I still had an AOL Instant Messenger account, my away message this week would have said: “BRB, busy healing childhood wounds, byeeeee!”
I can remember being a young girl, who was solid with muscle even back then. Strong from hours of swimming, track and field, dance class or whatever other sport I was galavanting in at the moment. But inside I was so embarrassed of my figure…
I’ll bet you think this VM is about you, don’t you? This was my “you’re so vain” moment. Here’s what I learned the hard way…sometimes it’s not about me. Let me type that again. It’s not always about me.
The moment I showed up and realized I was at least 20 years older than everyone else I started judging myself.
Before we knew it we were covered in arm sleeves, tramp stamps and neck tatts. We spray painted, laughed and basked in the warm summer sun. For those few hours there were no rules, no judgment, and no global pandemic.
…maybe, just maybe, we need to unlearn everything we know about traditional education. Maybe our kids will embrace this as an opportunity to learn how to go with the flow. To be more present. Would that be so bad?
What is it about this endless dormancy that is making us all insomniacs or should we call it coroniacs? It’s not that I don’t want to sleep, in fact it’s the opposite. Sleeping is my favorite…
this [mama]. 