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.
Sandra Morgan
Writing—and everything connected to it. Whether I’m creating content, editing, laying out a book, or managing a publishing project, I can get completely lost in the process. Both of my businesses, Morgan Media & Publishing and The Network Chefs, are rooted in storytelling. Read more>>
Cristian Daniel CDj
The moment the first beat drops and the crowd starts moving as one. When the bassline connects hearts, and melodies spark memories. Behind the decks, we lose ourselves in the flow — no clock, no countdown, just pure rhythm. And in that same space, we find ourselves again: as artists, as storytellers, as part of something bigger than sound. Read more>>
Big Xodia
Writing has a way of pulling me in completely. Once I start, the hours disappear because it feels natural, almost effortless. It gives me a sense of strength and confidence, like I’m reconnecting with the part of myself that’s most authentic. Whenever life feels off track, writing grounds me and reminds me of who I am. Read more>>
