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.
Monique Dunn
What makes me lose track of time is my intentional energy towards my Life goals. Any project, image video or scripts that i set forward to produce has to be done in Great excellence with the diligence that sets a tone that will speak for itself. Read more >>>
Ricky Singh
When I’m in my studio working with resin, time completely disappears. There’s something magical about watching colors blend, swirl, and settle into patterns that feel both spontaneous and intentional. It’s a process that demands patience but also lets me play. In those hours, I’m not thinking about anything else—just the art taking shape in front of me. Read more >>>
Tami Ho Urban
I lose track of time when I go out exploring on foot. A long, and I mean looooooong walk in nature always restores and refocuses my center. I throw on a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a backpack lightly loaded with hydration (usually water and coffee), my journal, and the necessary phone/wallet. I easily walk 5+ miles minimum when I do this with no real destination. Read more >>>
