Always ready to create.
Today, we can create almost anything we can imagine, digitally. It is both exhilarating and at times daunting. It feels a bit like searching on Yahoo! for the first time and wondering what to come up with, I can research anything I want to. So what will I explore right now? . This level of power [ ] The post Being Prolific appeared first on Greg Albritton .
“If I’m not writing poetry everyday, I’m journaling everyday. It’s been my go-to when I’m trying to work something out, work an emotion out, work a problem out… I think it feels real natural for me. It’s almost like another limb for me, like an extension of my body.” Husam expresses himself through both poetry [ ] The post Husam Machlovi: Writing his own path with poetry, business, and teaching.…
“I graduated from university, went straight into a corporate job at PWC and started consulting. I spent the early years of my twenties wearing a suit and tie and consulting, and quickly realized that I felt like I was missing something.” For Tom McQuillen, this realization spawned an exploration of the world, and his fundamental [ ] The post Tom McQuillen: literature, Latin America, and food…
“Nowadays I can have an image in my mind of some big (software) application that I want to build and just work on the pieces bit by bit… and maybe not see a big result until the end, but having walked that path so many times I’m less afraid of it and there’s less hesitation [ ] The post Harold Treen: software, break dancing, and improv? appeared first on Greg Albritton .
“When I was twenty I started to play my brother’s guitar, but I’m not left handed. It was the only guitar that was at my house so I learned to play guitar with my left hand, so now I play with my left hand.” What sounds simple isn’t always so easy to do. Bruno Bavota [ ] The post Bruno Bavota: composing music as medicine for the self and beyond. appeared first on Greg Albritton .
It s pizza time! I drove a total of 4,000 walking steps to pick up my pizza and come back home, which is equivalent of just under half of the way into the stratosphere near the poles on Earth. I rode on the equivalent of 8 large male silverback gorillas to travel to my destination. for [ ] The post Stating the obvious appeared first on Greg Albritton .
Eric Kassel wears many hats; figuratively, and literally. Growing up it looked like he was going to be a professional musician. He played in punk rock bands and he eventually went to the Berklee College of Music… for just one year. It wasn’t the place for him and he ventured off, creating his own path. [ ] The post Eric Kassel: Creating something from nothing. Design, music, and beyond. appeared…
“I got to this point in the trail where I was not totally sure where to go. It wasn’t super clear. There was this old Peruvian man hauling a bunch of firewood back to his home and I asked him, I’m doing this (hiking) loop…I don’t know if that means anything to you, do you [ ] The post Britten Ferguson: Sigue Explorar . Adventures in cycling, intuition, and business. appeared first on Greg…
Respecting the inner-artist; living a life with imperfection, and letting go. Bright colors and classic rock didn’t always fill Lisa P. Young’s days. She was once a corporate pharmaceutical representative with a big paycheck and a big expense account. Pantsuits and company board rooms, she had meetings to attend and clients to manage. Then came [ ] The post Lisa P. Young: from big pharma to big…
A synthesis of experience. You are here. Your mind in melody with the surroundings. The glimmering of light upon the surface of the sea, what a delight it is to be an observer of our own brain. This nucleus of connectivity and infinite imagination. NATURE in all of it’s beauty, within your brain. The billions [ ] The post Neural Translation appeared first on Greg Albritton .