“You don’t know what you don’t know. These blind spots infect so many of us until we have the courage to look deep inside; that’s where the shadows produce all the things that can really move us forward.” – Josh Trent Guest Bios: Josh Trent
Is it just me, or are there certain things we used to do all the time, but cannot do right now, and we no longer miss doing? I think now is a perfect time to review, reevaluate and reinvent not only what we want to do with our lives but also who we want to become in the process.
Gamechangers, fire starters, change makers, ignitors, catalysts, innovators… they’re all able to have a vision of what can come tomorrow to create an unstoppable urgency within them today.
I’ve known Jeremy Jackson for nearly 15 years and have seen firsthand how he has overcome adversity in all aspects of life, and so I wanted to have an empowering dialogue with him and provide insight into a life a lot of us are curious about.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about this ‘New Normal,’ and I wonder what norms around simple social etiquette in terms of connecting with people might need to shift.
“You don’t know what you don’t know. These blind spots infect so many of us until we have the courage to look deep inside; that’s where the shadows produce all the things that can really move us forward.” – Josh Trent Guest Bios: Josh Trent
Is it just me, or are there certain things we used to do all the time, but cannot do right now, and we no longer miss doing? I think now is a perfect time to review, reevaluate and reinvent not only what we want to do with our lives but also who we want to become in the process.
Gamechangers, fire starters, change makers, ignitors, catalysts, innovators… they’re all able to have a vision of what can come tomorrow to create an unstoppable urgency within them today.
I’ve known Jeremy Jackson for nearly 15 years and have seen firsthand how he has overcome adversity in all aspects of life, and so I wanted to have an empowering dialogue with him and provide insight into a life a lot of us are curious about.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about this ‘New Normal,’ and I wonder what norms around simple social etiquette in terms of connecting with people might need to shift.
