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2025 Week 09 – Curate Unity In Your Life

This weekend, I watched 3 generations of my family work together doing music and art. It was a beautiful moment that I realized had to be curated. My brother and I spoke on it afterwards and came to the understanding that we are the glue that holds the family together. In order for moments like this to happen, someone has to say, “come over today, I’ll set some equipment up downstairs and let’s make some music!”

2025 Week 08 – Embracing the AI Revolution: Boosting Productivity and Creativity

I'm diving into the world of AI-powered tools and discovering how they can revolutionize workflows. Initially, I focused on mastering prompts to streamline marketing tasks. By inputting detailed work information, I can generate comprehensive daily plans, significantly reducing execution stress.

2025 Week 07 – Growing Up Can Be Hard

Coming of age is one of the most difficult things in life that we all must face. As a youth, I remember feeling so small, like I didn’t matter and like no one cared about me. And there was never enough money. Even with early jobs and side hustles as a kid, the money seemed to never be enough. I struggled to fit in and eventually gave up and withdrew to my own isolated world.

2025 Week 06 Sometimes… Simply Listen to the Kids

Four kids sat in our film studio at @RockwellNo8 to shoot their first ever podcast. I had no idea if they were capable of holding a 20min conversation or not. We didn’t know if the parents would be in the room or not. They paused when I said, “Quiet on set ….ACTION!”. Then they jumped right into conversation

2025 Week 05 Learning to Accept Peace

Let's be honest, family is a big deal. Whether we like it or not, it shapes who we are and how we see the world. I’m hopelessly optimistic when it comes to my family. We struggle, have disagreements, and don’t see eye to eye on many things just like any other family. But when a cry for help goes out, there is always someone ready to act.

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