from the bathtub at birth to the bathtub at death

John F. Kennedy said," There are risks and costs to a program of action. But they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction." No modern cultural figure could have said this with more ultimate clairvoyance than JFK indeed! With each day we battle the legacy of complacency and routine, do what is necessary to remain in connection with dreams and the finished vision of possibility. I have a close friend that even with nearly twice my years has honored and held tight to this sort of mantra. Interestingly enough, "out of the box" open-mindedness is what keeps us young not just physical activity...its more,..its the joint value of thinking about whatever it is, creating the finished, complete image, and looking back upon completion as a cycle. Oddly, most of the people I know in my life that harness the beauty of "now" to move ahead are not my immediate professional peers. For this regrettable reality, I will do my part to make a change and to be a member -if only amongst a small group of people dedicated to believing in the endless opportunities of an open mind and heart. I keep saying and keep hearing myself say just how amazing it is that with each passing measured week of life, every other day really does feel more like another Wednesday. I can only imagine how this time space acceleration must manifest to a man 30 years my senior. I like the flurry of a frenetic scale but i long for the space between the notes. From the bathtub at birth to the bathtub at death. Shake your money maker!!