With so many high-achievers in our community it was super interesting to learn about the moments when they lose track of time. We’ve highlighted some of those conversations below.
Astrid Pazmino
In this world that is riddled with fake food, people, events and perceptions of reality, I find a couple of things that bring me back to reality and myself again and that would be going to my church at Potential Church. Read more>>
Tiana Henry
Doing what I love! Hair! I could be having that toughest morning and as soon as I get in the shop and lost in my work, I forget whatever happened before getting there! Read more>>
Gissi Jimenez
Sketching by myself, when I sit down to start sketching it transports me to a different world. I get to dive into a fabulous world that is not there but it is. Read more>>
Daniel Fiorda
When I’m deeply focused in my visual art studio or creating improvisational music, I completely lose track of time. It’s in those moments that I feel most like myself—happy, present, and connected. I become one with the universe.’ Read more>>
Anton Kotenko
Design research, without question. I can disappear for hours diving deep into furniture trends, studying new materials, exploring color palettes and innovative shapes. There’s something almost meditative about the process – one moment I’m examining a new wood grain or metal finish, and suddenly it’s midnight and I’ve filled pages with sketches and references. The fascinating part is how this research becomes creation. Read more>>
Troy-Trevon Mckalla
Carlos Morales who was my former Food and Beverage Director at the Hyatt hotel in South Florida. I was the Banquet Set Up Manager. I was fresh out of Rochester, New York. My team was comprised of many cultures. I did not speak Spanish, I did not speak Creole. However, I managed to communicate with them and get them to buy into my system. Read more>>
