When I exhausted what my small hometown could offer, I set out with a childlike optimism for the big city lights and failed. I failed fast. And I failed hard. It took me years to recover and reclaim the parts of me I lost, and in the process discover what I was really made of.
I thought I was meant for the big screen – writing, directing, and performing in top box office movies.
But when my cross-country move from Pennsylvania to Hollywood failed in five months, I felt lost and depressed and decided to replace big dreams with business meetings and creativity with corporate life.
Because I zigged when life zigged and zagged when it zagged, I got to work with others and create amazing content and experiences. Now I get to share those experiences with others, helping you find meaning, evolve forward, and make the world better because of your existence in it.
Over time, I returned to the parts of myself that I lost – my creativity, my passion for entertainment, my courage – but this time, I came equipped with years of experience in marketing, business, culture, and strategic thinking. My lineup of corporate jobs prepared me in ways I didn't realize.
For nearly fifteen years, I wandered from job to job, suffering from disappointment, depression, and dissatisfaction. I was alive but sleepwalking. That is until I decided to reclaim the parts of me I abandoned.
Courage, curiosity, and openness. When you keep an open mind, open heart, and open hands, you open yourself up to the entire human experience. You make space for every person. You learn to be accepting, kind, and loving.
Inauthenticity, pretending, and general "keeping up with the Jones" bullshit. Humans connect with humans over our shared experiences, good and bad, and not over what we want people to think of us.
At our core, humans are amazing. You came into this world with everything you need to create a meaningful existence. Because you're alive, you are worthy and valuable. No one and nothing gets to take that away.
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