Don't Miss The Moment. It's All We

The Key Question Facing Those Of Us Working In The Media (old And New) Is Whether We Embrace And Adapt To The Radical Changes Brought About By The Internet Or Pretend That We Can Somehow Hop Into A Journalistic Way Back Machine And Return To A Past That No Longer Exists And Can't Be Resurrected. There Is No Question That, As The Industry Moves Forward And We Figure Out The New Rules Of The Road, There Will Be - And Needs To Be - A Great Deal Of Experimentation With New Revenue Models.

The More We Refuse To Buy Into Our Inner Critics - And Our External Ones Too - The Easier It Will Get To Have Confidence In Our Choices, And To Feel Comfortable With Who We Are.

About Five Years Ago, I Fainted From Exhaustion. I Hit My Head On My Desk. I Broke My Cheekbone And Got Four Stitches On My Right Eye. It Started Me On This Journey Of Rediscovering Sleep And Balance And Integrating My Life. I Think Everyone Should Stop And Reassess Their Lives Before You Hit Your Head On Your Desk.

Nothing Is Ever Enough When What You Are Looking For Isn't What You Really Want.

There Is A Purpose To Our Lives, Even If It Is Sometimes Hidden From Us, And Even If The Biggest Turning Points And Heartbreaks Only Make Sense As We Look Back, Rather Than As We Are Experiencing Them. So We Might As Well Live Life As If - As The Poet Rumi Put It - Everything Is Rigged In Our Favor.