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“Yes, torn. People with ADHD make us feel SO wonderful and loved
“Trust takes years to build, seconds to break, and forever to repair.” ~Unknown
My vision for the future is comprised of positive experiences that intertwine my ‘personal’ and ‘professional’ lives into a single life structure. Because of this, the long-held notion of “work-life” balance is significantly lessened, and at its extreme, no longer required. By thinking strategically, I am able to spend the majority of my energy on activities that pay dividends over both the short and long-term. A continuous and purposeful stream of explicit and implicit challenges allows my mind to expand at an accelerated rate. With this expansion comes possibilities, and possibilities spark further action towards an ideal state called “Ultima”. My relationships are continuously expanding, but only at a rate where the relationships themselves are developing at a natural and lasting pace. My ability to see the unique qualities of each person and strive towards relationships that are, at their core, genuine, helps build strong partnerships that ultimately become central figures in a life structure built around growth, energy, complexity, awareness,
– Personal notes (January 2010)
“It echoes one of the general paradoxes of hitchhiking, which is also a paradox of romance: The less desperate and needy you seem, the more likely you are to be picked up, and thus the people who probably need a ride the most are the least likely to get one.”
The World’s Best Hitchhiker on the Secrets of His Success, Wes Enzinna, The New York Times