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judgy wudgy wassa mia:

funny incremental crevices of self-doubt happens to the best of us.
when you take a huge leap of faith and leave a super good opportunity for a (possibly) super duper great opportunity, something entertaining happens within the synapses of your brain. it's like the more you admit aloud how much you really don't know; the more (crucial) information is able to resonate for a longer period time.

(i'm probably not making any sense.)

[nelson-atkins museum. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

[nelson-atkins museum. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

[nelson-atkins museum. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

[convening of homies from LA; NYC & SF in weho, ca. may 2011]

[teaching the niece how to shoot a gun at her 3rd bday party- how lovely. seattle, wa. may 2011]

[pre tornado; working outside of a barn. kansas city proper, mo. may 2011]

[one of our many work spaces + outline of our pitch. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

[somewhere in the state of kansas. may 2011]

[shrink sesh: the psychologist of many fortune 500 CEO's, debriefs a new generation of Chiefs. kc, mo. may 2011]

[some of the smartest and most humble folks in the nation. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

[almost all 23 of us. kansas city, mo. may 2011]

truth be told; this is one of thee most unique experiences of my life.
to leave a pretty darn good lifestyle in order to open an even more amazing door.

it's like 'alice in wonderland' but the real world version of it...

instead of the mad hatter and the cheshire cat- imagine being around some of the thee most entertaining and intellectually stimulating folks that the good 'ol you-es-of-ay has to offer... a situation where you can dream supremely big and at your finger tips you are surrounded by a group of phenomenal people who have the resources to make your dream happen immediately.

'tis a trip. 'tis a trip.

& now, it's time to climb outta the rabbit hole &
use this newly organized arsenal.