The answer to whether you are walking or wandering often changes from season to season – life is fickle in that way. We asked some of the folks we most admire to reflect on whether they feel like they are walking or wandering and have shared some of their responses below.
Marcy Fair
Honestly, my business is called Marcy’s Mayhem for a reason. I’d love to say I’m confidently walking a straight path, but the truth is, I’m doing a little bit of both—walking and wandering. Some days I wake up and feel unstoppable, like I’ve got everything figured out. Read more>>
Carol A. Campbell
Some people walk a clear path. I’ve wandered a little, stumbled plenty, but every turn led me closer to the storyteller I was meant to be. Out of that wandering came the seaside town of Bayou Vista—a place as real to me as any on the map—and Southern Psychos, the brand that grew from its shadows. Read more>>
Chris vs. The World of Downtown
I love this question. For the longest time I believed I was walking my path, but I discovered that I was just wandering. I was a busybody, doing many things at once, but doing nothing. A path leads you to your destination, but I was doubting the path that God laid out for me. Read more>>
Jordan Chismar
What a great question! I think I’d say I’m wandering. I’m a mom of three, and I know my purpose in this season of life is to be their mom—and to be part of a community that supports women who are working full time while raising families. I love getting to know my kids’ friends and taking an interest in their lives. Read more>>
Blake Meaux
I tend to walk a wondering path, my destination in the background but taking in everything along the way. I’ve found that for me, being too focused can also mean being distracted with the outcome. I’ve got my goals in mind but I’m focusing on how to get there, not the destination. Read more>>
