Humbled by unconditional. That's a pretty hefty road to follow. In an age of digital process there are too many outlets to serve self. Each morning while the Carolina sun is rising my dog and I take a walk. While she's sniffing every plant on the planet I'm softly saying out loud my intentions for the day. It is my intention to walk into this moment of now to create radio that reaches people. It is my intention in this moment of now to create commercials that bring joy to a listeners life. It is my intention. I'm humbled by every element that shapes the path that Jazzie and I walk on knowing that the next movement is far more unpredictable then the strings that guide a hurricane. Humbled by unconditional. No matter what... Unconditional serves. That's extremely difficult to digest when times are tight and sickness is too easy to catch. No matter how dark doubt is the idea of knowing something is unconditional paints on both sides of the artist's canvas. That of hope. That of fear. On this podcast I ask "Who do you trust? Who do you serve? How important is self while placed in the center of so much to be grateful for? It seems like an automatic to keep missing the truer moments of now. Your intention today is what? Does your boss know that you serve a greater power? What if they did know? I wrote a piece in my journals the other day that asked,"If I am living a life of being present in my now, does God know of my past and future?" Humbled by unconditional.

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