The journey was strange, surreal, unexpected, overwhelming, mind-opening, mind-blowing, and exhausting - and yet, wonderful. As I danced in the middle of the Amazon jungle with the Indian chieftain, my life would never be the same.
“It will only take a moment!” The thoughts that trickle through my mind as procrastination quietly convinces me that everything in the moment is a priority. I check emails, de-clutter the office, or unload the dishwasher. I justify these actions by saying, “Tomorrow, I’ll start.” But it doesn’t happen. Procrastination steals our dreams.
His personal style of anarchism infiltrates, wiggling its way into your brain, providing information that helps to support you in living a life filled with endless possibilities.
On September 30th, 2008, 249 pilgrims were killed in India at a temple dedicated to Chamunda - the Goddess of War and epidemics of pestilent diseases, famines, and other disasters. On this day, two hours to the stroke of midnight, I turned off my computer and ended my life as I knew it.
