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I admittedly have ADHD when it comes to my learning attention span.  I tend to jump hard...and intensely, into a topic of interest for few weeks and then abruptly shift interest to a new topic when interest fades.  Typically I will find myself getting bored after learning the basics and if super interesting then diving a little deeper, but more likely than not I will skip to the next topic and wash and repeat. But HONESTLY is there anything wrong with this?   I truly don't do it on purpose, but out of my lack of focus I can find a sense...

"At 44, have I let life pass me by?" Deon Cole once said, "You only have so many summers left in this world," and it's a sentiment that can stir a deep reflection within us. What have we missed? What have we left unsaid? What have we been waiting for that we should've embraced by now?

When I hear "Crawfish Boil" there are several thoughts that are evoked: warm weather, spring time, comfort food, cold beer, and great laughs with family and friends.  For the majority of people, a crawfish boil usually means an invitation to someone's event who has experience boiling and takes on the full task, however I want everyone to know it is not as hard as it looks to host your own crawfish boil and the feeling of it being an overwhelming undertaking should be pushed aside with these few simple steps below.

Full transparency, this post was prompted (i.e. inspired) by three words I heard in Tim Ferris' latest podcast with CEO Coach Matt Mochary and those words were chasing the "Pursuit of Experience".  In my normal evening commute I honestly normally zone out on whatever podcast, talk radio or audiobook is blaring in the background but for some reason this time I was tuned in and it made me perk up.  Admittingly I told Siri to write down a note for my next blog or else knowing my own mind I would forget in the next 5 seconds.  So here we...