It is 1am.
I think I am losing my mind.
I’ve lost count of the number of times I have walked by the front window to see if your car was in my driveway.
My constant checking of your social media pages has become obsessive.
My work is suffering. My mind wanders too much.
Meghan Adkins is on a journey to follow her passion for fitness and writing.
The outlets she has found so far include instructing yoga, a self-published book, and the creation of her own blog, Catching Fitness.
Are you living?
I ask you, dear reader, this question that I have begun to ask myself lately.
I do not mean it to be dramatic nor hyperbolic. Instead, I am curious as to what everyone’s honest answer is, including and especially my own.
At first, this may seem like an easy question to answer. Yes, of course we are all living. By virtue of opening this article on our device(s) and reading it, I prove that I am alive. “I think, therefore I am”.
Of course I mean to ask more than are we all alive. By living, I mean to ask are we actively present and experiencing our environment on a daily, hourly, or minute-by-minute basis.
This may be where the question becomes a tad bit more complicated than you first thought. Or maybe you are in a similar state of mind as I am and knew exactly what I meant when I asked you the question.
In this episode of Experience, we meet up with Tori Schwarz.
Not only is she a part time adventure guide for those who want to visit national parks, but Tori also customized a 2008 sprinter van and turned it into a “cabin on wheels”.
In this third episode of “Experience”, Kris Levin discusses his various roles within the professional wrestling industry.
He explains what booking is, the struggles he has faced thus far, and his strong desire to elevate women’s professional wrestling
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Continuing the “Experience” series, with episode 2, we sit down with Patrick French.
Patrick is an aspiring photographer, director, and producer.
We discuss his college and professional experience that he has obtained, thus far.
The conversation also explores what Patrick’s philosophies are as it relates to people trying to pursue their dreams and passions in our current society.
Watch, enjoy, and write your thoughts below!
The Motley Experience has been working with ATM Productions for the past few months to bring you a documentary-short series entitled, “Experience”.
Our “thirty-is-the-new-twenty” culture tells us the twentysomething years don’t matter. Some say they are a second adolescence. Others call them an emerging adulthood. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, argues that twentysomethings have been caught in a swirl of hype and misinformation, much of which has trivialized what is actually the most defining decade of adulthood.
