It’s a little after 4am this Monday morning, and I’m up as usual awakening possibility in myself. I’m usually up late in the middle of discovering something. Either I’m online, brainstorming, or reading a book. I look forward to late nights like these. Not everybody gets the opportunity to have aha moments often, so when I have them, I try to capture them in writing. This is why I’m writing this post.

Tonight, I found myself fascinated and compelled to act after watching a few hours of YouTube videos on the Tesla Model S car. If you’re not familiar with the Tesla Model S, it’s a fully-electric car that is currently taking America by storm. I’ve followed both the owner, Elon Musk, and the car company, Tesla Motors, for a little over a year now. I’ve been fascinated by both Elon the entrepreneur and his business ventures for quite some time. Elon started out as a tech entrepreneur. He cofounded PayPal in 2002. He then went on to create Tesla Motors and Space X (a space exploration company). He’s had his hand in everything from the Internet to the automobile to outer space. The guy is a genius. More than that, he’s a self-starter and a lifestyle designer.

Like Elon Musk, most revolutionaries have that inner drive; that willingness to push the envelope; that ambition to challenge the norm; that call to awaken possibility. It’s this inner drive that makes these types of people stand out. I’m finding this trait in a lot of the people that I study. It’s not always what they do or the things they create that makes them revolutionaries. It’s the way they think. It’s their greatness that intrigues me. It’s their ability to see a better world and create it. It’s their ability to see life as this adventure, full of possibility waiting to be awakened. These people drive the human race forward. They’re the ones who change things. They’re the Crazy Ones (as Steve Jobs would say). I’d like to believe that I too share this trait. I think it’s this trait that draws people like you to a blog like this. This is our tribe. You can call us entrepreneurs, leaders, visionaries, or rebels. But I call us Lifestyle Designers. We have a way of taking the paintbrushes and canvases of life and creating things. Masterpieces. We are the ones who design a better world.

But I didn’t decide to write this post to go on and on about the great revolutionaries of our time. I’m sure you can read about these people all over the web. My focus today is on one guy and his one idea, and how his one idea has awakened possibility in me. As I was saying, I’ve been deeply intrigued by Elon Musk and his idea of creating the world’s first popularized electric car. He has this idea that the world could be cleaner and better through technology and innovation. At first glance, this all sounds like some farfetched theory from another green-movement enthusiasts. I too have had my opinions about this whole green-thing. I’ve made goals in the past and have tried to “go green”, and failed. lol. But Elon’s vision is a little different. He’s willing to go to bat for what he believes, even if it costs him his reputation and all of his money. He’s definitely a Crazy One. Being a techie myself, I have a deeper appreciation for Elon’s vision of a better world.

On a side note, I also watched a documentary two days ago based on Elon Musk’s company, Tesla, and his Model S car. The documentary highlighted this idea of how technology and innovation could lead to energy efficiency and the independence from relying on oil. After watching the documentary, I had that feeling I always get when I feel myself waking up inside. These are those aha moments when something clicks and you realize that you will never be the same. Up until that documentary, I had never really considered being a person who would live a life independent of oil. I just never really thought that deeply about it. I figured I’d buy some car and a house like any other American. For the first time, I began to see my life and the carbon footprint I could make on the world by choosing to think differently about my personal dependence on oil. Elon Musk had challenged me to see a world where innovation and technology could redefine what we drive, how drive, and what we use to drive. Honestly, for years, I had my mind set on buying an Audi A4. I had never really made the connection between my car purchase and how that would affect my dependence on oil. Now that I’ve been awakened, I’ve begun to fall in love with something deeper. I’ve realized that it’s not just about buying a nice car. I now see my purchasing power as something bigger. I see it as a statement; an idea of how I want to be in the world.

Like most Americans, I’ve made countless trips to the gas station, spending $20-$40 a week on gas. I average about $150 a month on gas, plus another $35 every 3 months on oil changes. In comparison to most of the people I know, I don’t drive much. I have friends who average about $400 a month in gas. That’s crazy! After checking today, gas is currently $3.53 here in Atlanta, GA. Sadly, by the time I refer back to this post in the future, gas will probably be considerably higher. Here’s what I know: We are WAY too dependent on oil. Our dependence on oil in America has put us in the ugliest of situations. We’ve become an oil-hungry nation. Our dependence on oil has led to brutal wars with countries like Afghanistan and Iraq and disgraceful dealings with corrupt governments. As oil continues to become more expensive by the barrel every year, we as American citizens will be forced to take the blow and bear the costs. We’re already bearing the cost. I remember when gas was $1 a gallon. Just a year ago, gas was as high as $5 a gallon in some states. This should be an outrage! More people are buying cars every year and the need for oil is only going to increase around the world. It’s gonna get uglier. And we’re all smack-dab in-the-middle with our dollars being used to wage war on oil.

Now hear me, I don’t expect people to convert to anything. This isn’t some alter-call for people needing to convert to energy efficient cars. I’m just finally deciding to take my position in this conversation. I’m choosing to design a lifestyle that is both conscious and creative. I’m choosing to live an awakened life. I’m refusing to be stuck at the end of this conversation, depending on a corrupt oil industry that would rather take advantage of other nations at the expense of my pocketbook. Gas isn’t getting cheaper and we aren’t driving less. So what’s the solution? My solution is to ask better questions:

• What would it mean to be independent of oil?
• What would it mean to have control of my transportation costs instead of it having control of me?
• What would it mean to not have to pull up into a gas station again and feel the life sucked out of me as I watch every dollar being drained from my account for a few gallons of gas a week?
• What would it mean to invest my dollars into innovation and new ideas?
• What would it mean to invest my dollars into a cleaner and better world?

I know part of my role is to ask these questions; to find the deeper answers; to test the waters. I don’t do this just for me. This is also for those who may never think to ask or search or test these things. This is for those who may read this post. At the end of the day, my job is to first awaken possibility in myself and to then awaken possibility in others. My job is to keep my ears on the pulse of culture and to grab ideas that will not only make my life better, but make my world better. My job is to make whatever I learn available to as many who would want to know. And I know there are many people who will be inspired and awakened by me making the decision to become a more conscious and creative consumer. Plus, I’m sure a lot of us are looking for better answers when it comes to the issues of gas prices and this war on oil.

So, I said all of that to say that I’m considering buying a Tesla Model S.

I’m not planning on making a purchase of that magnitude right now, of course. I can’t foot the bill of a $67,000 car right now anyway. And that’s just the MSRP. After going on Tesla’s website and building my own custom Tesla Model S, my estimate grew to $95,000. That’s a lot of money! But when I think about the lifetime value of the car and the amount of money I’ll save over time in gas, oil changes, trips to gas stations, spark plug changes, and other crazy costs that come with oil-dependent cars, I’m convinced that it’s worth the investment. Plus it’s considered a luxury vehicle. It’s like getting the best of both worth… efficient luxury. At this stage, I believe it’s worth my time to research and understand what’s going on. The best investment I can make now is an investment in educating myself and others.

Right now, I’m in my research phase. Before I decide to make any decisions for or against something, I usually take my time to really immerse myself in the information. I’ve been studying electric car companies like Tesla and Fisker, car charging procedures, mileage per car charge, maintenance requirements, battery life, industry news, publicly traded electric car companies, etc. It’s exciting! Well, I think it’s exciting. lol. I realize that I get to make better and more conscious decisions on how I spend my time and my money. I get to design a better life. And this is just one aspect of lifestyle design. Lifestyle design affects everything… even buying a car.

Right now, I’m still tugging away in my 1997 Nissan Altima. It isn’t the most energy efficient car by far, but this is what I have decided to make due with while I save. As I said earlier, I was saving for an Audi A4. Since I’m considering making the switch to a fully-electric Tesla Model S, I will be beefing up my goals and plans to make it possible. I’m increasing my productivity in both of my companies. Essentially, I’ll have to earn more income to afford such a thing. I’m not worried though. I’m a self-starter. If I can set 100 Life Goals and achieve a lot of them, I’m sure I can make this a goal and achieve this.

Here’s the plan: If all things remain consistent, I’m considering buying a Tesla Model S when I turn 30. That gives me a little over 3 years to make that a reality. Hopefully, the company is still afloat and their marketshare has increased enough for the company to be a viable automobile maker by then. There’s also a chance they will release other models at more affordable rates. Either way, I have my eyes fixed on the Model S for now. I understand that this may not seem like a big deal to you. But just imagine for a minute with me… How cool would it be to make such a bold statement with your lifestyle and with your dollars? Just imagine how I feel. The idea of buying a fully-electric car on my birthday… with cash… is crazy! lol. Oh, what kind of statement that will be to the world. It would be my declaration of independence from a nation driven by oil. I believe we’re a part of a generation that is changing the world by making decisions like these, one person at a time. I consider this another step into the direction of awaking possibility. I’m excited about it. And I’m making it a MUST for it to happen.

At the end of the day, whatever you decide to drive is up to you. Trust me, people who drive electric cars aren’t better than people who drive oil-dependent cars. We’re all in this together. And I think it’s our job to help create a better world for one another. This blog post is about my way of making my world just a little bit better. I believe that more of us will transition over to this era of innovation and possibility once it’s embraced and accepted by more people. There was a time when energy efficient cars and electric cars didn’t exist. Now they do. And I believe there will be a day when oil-dependent cars will no longer exist. Well, that’s my hope. If the world could be a little bit cleaner and a little bit better because of how I choose to live my life, then I guess I’ll make the world a little bit cleaner and a little bit better. I hope you’ll join me.

Watch this…

After sending a recent message to someone on LinkedIn, I figured I’d post that message here. I’ve had several people from around the world ask me how I set my goals. I definitely don’t think I’m an expert at this – yet – but I do think I can give some advice on it. I’ll try to organize all of this as a simple Q&A. Ok, here we go…

Do you have a vision board?

I do have a vision board, but it’s not your typical vision board. I’ve tried making a few vision boards in the past, but they would always seem to break or the cutouts would either fall off or get crumbled up. I use Pinterest for my vision board now. I was never big on making vision boards until I discovered Pinterest. Honestly, I don’t like to think of it as a vision board anymore. I call it my “Lifestyle Design Board”. I think that word-picture fits my personality better. lol. Since Pinterest gives you the option to create multiple boards, I’ve have the freedom to create boards and pin things that I never would have even thought of. I figured I could build a bigger Lifestyle Design Board faster online than if I tried to do it physically. Plus, making it public has kept me accountable to it. I refer back to it often to stay inspired. It’s become one of my favorite places to get inspiration and understand what I like, what I want, and who I want to be. I’ve even used Pinterest for creating my current office space and bedroom. I’m also using it to plan for the future office space for my company, 4th Park Studios. Pinterest is literally the coolest thing!

How did you come up with the idea to create your 100 Life Goals?

Honestly, the biggest thing I’ve done was deciding to write down my 100 Life Goals. It all began when my former pastor – Shaun King – did a message series called 100 Life Goals. He awakened possibility in all of us to think about the breath of our life in a more colorful way. Until then, I had never realized the full scope of what my life could be. I had never thought to write down my goals that way. I was so used to limiting myself to only a few types of goals (financial and experience goals). I never thought about skills goals or family goals or influence goals until I had to write down 100 of them during that message series. So to clear the record, I didn’t come up with the idea. I wish I could take the credit, but I’d be stealing someone else’s thunder. lol.

Why did you decide to make your 100 Life Goals public?

I posted my 100 Life Goals here on my website a few years ago as a way to keep track and measure them. I figured that if I keep them hidden away in some document on my computer, I’d be more likely to forget them. Making them public has made me accountable. I’ve had people from all of the world view my 100 Life Goals on my site. It actually made my site the #1 search result in Google for almost a year for the keywords “life goals” and “100 life goals”. Talk about AWAKENING POSSIBILITY. lol. With that many people paying attention, it makes it harder for me to forget. It forces me to be more intentional about accomplish them.

How do you set goals?

As far as my goals, I have a series of techniques that I use. I use Evernote to write my goal list for the year. This list is called my “Milestones For The Year”. Each year, I try to come up with a set of milestones. These are points of progress that I want to make throughout the year. I try to break down some of those milestones by the month. For example, on my Milestones 2013 list, one of my milestones if was to grow my team at my company. I set 2-3 months to achieve that milestone. I didn’t try to designate a milestone for each month. It’s not important to have 12 milestones for the year. You may only have 3. And it may take you 3 to 6 months to accomplish one of them. I also try to assign each of my milestones a date. This gives me an actual end point. Instead of it being a goal I want to achieve, it becomes a due date that I have to prepare for. Totally different approach. Trust me.

Once I can see how my months align with my milestones for the year, I try to itemize each month down to daily Action Items. That way I can see progress being made day-to-day. I have a Circa Notebook that I use to write down my Action Items. I make it a MUST to have Action Items that I try to knock out every day. I periodically refer back to my monthly and yearly milestones in Evernote to see if I’ve accomplished any of those. I try to celebrate accomplishing milestones by treating myself. I’ve found that placing a reward either on or after a due date has made accomplishing my milestones more exciting and fulfilling. This SHOULD be exciting. It’s my life and I get to celebrate it how I want.

How do you measure progress?

At the end of the year, I do my Year In Review. This is a document that I got from Scott Dinsmore, an amazing blogger and ‘awakener of possibility’ who has devoted his life to helping people live their legend. I took this document and adjusted the questions to fit my personality. I use that template as my guide to measure my year. The year will change, but the questions usually stay the same. Here are some of the questions I ask to assess my year:

• What are 10 great things that happened to me in 2012?
• What are 5 accomplishments I am most proud of in 2012?
• When was I most excited about life in 2012? What was I doing? Who was I with?
• What are 5 lessons I’ve learned in 2012?
• What was the smartest decision I made in 2012?
• What was the biggest risk I took in 2012?
• How would I sum up 2012 in one sentence?
• What are 5 things I need to do less of in 2013?
• What are 5 things I need to do more of in 2013?
• What are 5 things I need to stop doing completely in 2013?
• What are 5 milestones I want to achieve in 2013?
• One year from now, what do I want my ideal life to look like?

What books would you recommend for setting goals?

Here are few books that have helped motivate me to set goals and develop routines:

1. The Art of Non-Conformity
2. Making Ideas Happen
3. Manage Your Day-To-Day

Why do are goals important to you?

As you can see, my goal-setting process is a little sophisticated. I’m a systems freak. lol. But this has helped me make HUGE progress in my 20s. I’m BIG on maximizing these years of my life, since I’m single and without kids. Even if I were married with kids, I think I’d still make it a MUST to live to the max. There’s no reason why I should be living below my own potential. I deserve the greatest expression of myself. And I don’t have to watch life happen; I can MAKE it happen. That’s the gift God gave us; the gift of life. Abundant life. Amazing life. Awakened life. A life that’s present, colorful, and rich with possibility. We all have this gift. Goals are merely points of progress that help you get the most of of the gift. It’s not about the goals we set or the things we do. It’s about the person we become in the process. That’s the beauty of it all. The beautiful art of a life that matters.

What keeps you motivated to accomplish your goals?

I’ll be honest… I slack off at times. I’m not always motivated to accomplish every goal every day. Everyday is always a fully illuminated day. Some days are dim and gloomy. Some days are frustrating and overwhelming. Some days, I just want to be lazy and sleep. But what I love most about it all is that there’s always a new day. A brighter day. And each day brings with it, its own possibility. Each day presents us with its own blank canvas. A canvas to which we can create art. And what we create is up to us. What more can you ask for? We have the tools to create a masterpiece everyday. Our lives are masterpieces. And since I’m doing all of this talking, I think I’ll stop right here. There’s some art that needs to be made today. And I’m going to take these brushes and grab this paint and make something! And you should too!

I started 4th Park Studios in January of 2011 with a mission to “partner with next-generation leaders, assisting them in developing their big ideas.” I wanted to start a company that was all about next-generation leaders and making ideas happen. I made it my goal to start on day one with a “WHY”. I didn’t want to be the type of entrepreneur that started businesses for no other reason than to make money. It has always been my personal desire to assign meaning and purpose to everything I do. So my very first company would definitely be smothered in a vision that was compelling. But the more I talked about it and tried to inject it into our business culture and team, the more it felt like that weird taste you get in your mouth after taking medicine. lol. It just didn’t taste right. It didn’t feel compelling. It didn’t feel organic or natural. It felt forced. I tried to make it fit. For two years, I tried to convince my team and my clients that this was WHY my company existed. Some bought into it, but others were just concerned about WHAT we did and HOW we did it. Even at my best efforts, I couldn’t seem to communicate a strong enough WHY.

You see, I knew at the beginning that in order to have longevity in business today, I would have to be intentional about building a company that had a purpose, a mission, a story. It couldn’t just be about making websites and designing logos. Everybody does that. It had to be something that grabbed people’s hearts. It’s these types of stories that spark movements, inspire change, and impact the world. I didn’t want to be another entrepreneur with another company that makes a profit and gets a bunch of design awards. I wanted something different. I wanted to create something remarkable; something memorable. And I knew it started with our story.

My heart has always been to work with next-generation leaders and to build the type of agency that focuses on making ideas happen, not just creating them. Our first story was great at first. People would ask me what I do and I would say… “I’m the founder and brand architect at 4th Park Studios. We’re a brand agency that focuses on partnering with next-generation leaders, assisting them in developing their big ideas.” Every time I said it, I felt like I was speaking a different language. Some people thought it was cool, but most simply nodded their head. I mean, we were able to close many deals and start several projects with that story, but I still felt like it wasn’t compelling enough. It just didn’t stick. But being stubborn, I worked to make it fit. Now we’re two years in and the company is starting to expand, and it still feels forced.

So a few weeks ago, I decided it was time to go back to the drawing board and rewrite the story. I spent several days brainstorming; thinking about the possibility of what our brand messaging and story could be. I knew that in order to communicate your brand effectively, you have to have a story – and a good one at that. Some of the most powerful storytellers in business are remembered because of the stories they told. Stories like “Think Differently” from Apple or “Just Do It” from Nike or “One For One” from TOMS. These were stories that the world could identify with. These were more than just stories; they were mantras, a declaration, a movement. And we loved those companies for it.

At 4th Park Studios, I believe we can do the same. I believe we can make a sound; spark a movement; inspire a generation. I believe we can be the change we wish to see. Little ol’ us with our big ol’ ambitious ideas. We can do this! We will do this!! We are doing this!!! It’s not an obligation, it’s an opportunity. I believe that we get to play a part in history… His Story. A story of revolution. A story of love. A store of restoration. A story of hope. A store of possibility. We get to be a part of making our world better because we’re here. We get to be pioneers and leaders in our generation.

It wasn’t long until I saw our story looking me square in the eye. I had been avoiding it all along. It was actually a story I had already been telling. It was MY story.

Here it is…

“Awakening Possibility.”

Awakening. Possibility. Here are two words that I believe sums up our WHY. My WHY. Inside of these two words lie the very heartbeat of our company and our team. We want to be known for the ideas we awaken. When people interact with our team and culture, we want them to leave awakened. We want to be a company that does more than make websites and logos. So I asked myself and my team… What if we could be known for the ideas we awaken? What if we could awaken possibility in every client we meet? What if we could awaken their big ideas? What if we could awaken their brand? What if we could awaken their minds? What if we could awaken them as leaders? What if we BECAME awakeners? Of Possibility? What if we led with a mantra that anything is possible? That you are possible? That your ideas are possible? That you can actually change the world? How cool is that!?

This story definitely fueled me and my team way more than our original story. Though our first story is still relevant as to what we actually do, I think we can do a better job of telling a better story. A story that the world could believe in. A story the world wants to hear. What if we could be a new kind of company? Not just another agency. What if we didn’t try to copy anyone else? What if we set our own path? Launched our own ideas? Created our own culture? Implemented our own projects? What if we could be known for awakening possibility? How cool would that be?

I can’t wait to tell the world. I can’t wait to see their reaction. I hope they can identify with this new story. I hope this story will become their story. How awesome would that be? To have a team that gets to work together on not only awakening possibility in themselves, but in the world. It’s breath-taking. It’s remarkable. It’s phenomenal. It’s great. It’s epic. And we get to do it. We get to be it. And we don’t have to wait. We can do it and be it now. We’ve already started telling this new story on our website. This is just the beginning.

I’m sitting in Starbucks on a Sunday afternoon. I feel like I’m about to explode into confetti. lol. I remember sitting in my room and dreaming of what my life could be and who I could become. I was just a young kid with a dream and a lot of ambition. I knew there was more to me than the story I was given. I knew I could write and create a better story; my own story. It just took me some time to get my crayons back. I didn’t realize that I had given up my crayons for a story that was already written for me. It was a story written in pencil: Filled with dull moments, boring jobs, mediocrity, insecurity, regret, fear, ambiguity, poverty, ignorance, and meaninglessness. It’s the same kind of story many of us are given at a young age where we’re told what to think, how to think, and to eventually not think at all. It’s as if we were being put to sleep. It wasn’t until I began this journey of awakening possibility in myself that I was able to see. So I went on a mission to get my crayons back. Not only would I rewrite my story, I’d write a better one and I’d write it my way… with my crayons!

This was my story. Mine! And it was time for me to get to writing.

I had no idea that I would be able to write chapters of this new story so soon. In just a few short years, I’ve seen these chapters come to life in ways I can’t even begin to explain. I couldn’t list them all, but I can name a few:

• I graduated from college.
• I created a list of 100 life goals that I wanted to accomplish, and I started accomplishing them.
• I started a brand agency at the beginning of 2011 and named it 4th Park Studios. I had no idea that it would evolve into a real company in less than 2 years.
• I grew my company’s team from two to six people in less than a year.
• I started working with amazing people who I believe will help change the world.
• I set realistic financial goals and started reaching them.
• I received more job offers than ever before (all of which I turned down).
• I found a community of friends who ended up being better than what I could ever ask for. Shout out to my No Losing Family!
• I became a part of the MLK Jr. Family and was given the opportunity to design the website for Coretta Scott King’s biography book, “Desert Rose”.
• I started a workshop and named it The Playground. It’s growing into a collective community of young entrepreneurs and creatives.
• I got several opportunities to perform onstage infront of tens of thousands of people at conferences and events, all singing songs about God.
• I created my own work/life schedule where I can set my own work hours whenever I want.
• I started a web hosting company and named it Backpack Host. Now we’re hosting people’s websites.
• I helped several people brand and develop themselves, a business, or an idea.
• I experienced enormous growth in my faith, my love for God, Jesus and humanity.
• I helped start one of the coolest churches I’ve ever been a part of – Courageous Church.
• I became an investor.

As you can see, I took life on by the horns. I spent every waking moment learning, studying, reading, researching, beating my craft, praying, asking better questions, managing my money, improving my skills, creating new relationships, and creating the life I dreamed. Since then, life has become this challenge; this game of greatness. I really believe anything is possible. With a constant drive to learn and work, you can do so much in such a short amount of time. I no longer look at the TV screen or read books, wishing I could have the life that someone else has. I’m now living my own. And it feels good. Really good. I’m creating my own story. Writing my own book. Creating art on my own canvas. I no longer have time to compare to others anymore. My competition has become myself. Life has become a roadmap of possibility and I get to chart a new path; to go further than I’ve gone before. I can do it. I really can. It’s no longer a myth to me anymore. It’s no longer a far-off dream that I have to sit and fantasize about. It’s reality. My reality. Now.

As I’m sitting here typing, I desire so much to share this excitement, this energy, this joy, this adventure with others. I want them to experience it too. The freedom of creating a life that matters. The freedom of becoming the person you have always wanted to be. The freedom of setting your own rules, charting your own path, and making your own money. The freedom of adding value to everyone you meet just because you can. The freedom found in the message of Christ. The freedom of loving God and knowing that He actually loves you back. The freedom of living an awakened life. It’s this childlike freedom. This sense of bliss. Of serenity. Of zen. Of openness. Of possibility. It’s this freedom that no one can give you and no one can take away. Life becoming simple; easy. When your life has a sense of direction and purpose, things like fear and doubt tend to lose their power. Everything starts to make sense. You find yourself making different decisions, entertaining different thoughts, asking different questions, hanging around different people, wanting different things, going different places, and living a different life. Before you know it, all your dreams are coming true and your life becomes this flow… this unforced rhythm of grace.

Before this awakening, my life was typical: “Go to school, get a job, pray that you don’t get fired anytime soon, and enjoy your weekends.” Now my life has purpose. My life has become a movement: A movement to awaken possibility in the lives of others. To call people to their purpose. To invite people to greatness. To challenge people to live an epic life, an awakened life. It’s become my greatest ambition. To leave this mark on the world. To see a generation of sleepers awakened. To take back the world’s crayons. To create a better tomorrow by seizing what is possible today. To inspire a generation of pioneers to create their own maps and chart their own paths. To compel a generation of thinkers to bring their best ideas to the world. To influence a generation of creatives to bring their best art to the world. To agitate mediocrity. To persuade a generation to believe that the way you change the world is by first deciding to be the change you wish to see in the world.

And this world needs it. It needs you to wake up. It needs me to wake up. It needs us to get up and get on with this great work we get to contribute, this great art we get to create, this great story we get to tell, and this great love we get to share. And the world will be better because we did. The world will be glad I did. The world will be glad you did. You’ll be glad you did. And no one’s stopping us. It starts with me. It starts with you. One awakened life at a time. One awakened mind at a time. One awakened voice at a time. Does it seem impossible? Only if you think it is. Nothing is impossible. Impossible is nothing. Anything is possible. You are possible. So WAKE UP! GET UP! And let’s take on this adventure of life together.

JOIN THE MOVEMENT! WHOOT!!!