Over the past few weeks I have seemingly been ruminating on the idea of space for some reason. Whether surfacing in a variety of conversations with different people or unabashedly within my own internal dialog, it seems that there is no escaping it. The notion of space relative to life in general, our goals, and how we as individuals fit. It’s no secret that we all encompass a competitive edge. Of course varying in degrees, as that is what makes us individual, but competitive

It is said that we spend 85 percent of our time thinking about the past or the future leaving only 15 percent to think in the present. Yes, you read that right 85 percent of our time is spent focused on things we cannot control. 1. What’s already happened that we can’t do over, and 2. The unknown of what is to come. I want you to let that sink in for a minute. Once you’ve thought about it, ask yourself what does it mean to you and how is that truth affecting your life? I mean

I posted something to social media recently that resonated with a few followers so I thought it might be a great idea to discuss in further detail this week. I always find it interesting that often times when change is upon us, we become very cognizant of all the outside factors that could potentially hold us back from achieving success, but very rarely do we look inward at the things we can control and allow to get in the way. Essentially, all the nonsense we’ve accumulated

At this point I think it’s safe to say we all know what it is to find strength at some time or another. The moments where you find yourself in that vulnerable state unsure of what to do, where to go, or how to get there. Yet somehow, you always manage to pull yourself up. Fortitude is inherent in all of us, whether we realize it or not. Everyone, strong in their own way. Fighting through the many challenges that arise on the journey of life. If experience proves that we are c