With so many high-achievers in our community it was super interesting to learn about the moments when they lose track of time. We’ve highlighted some of those conversations below.
Jane Donahue
Pinterest! I have 115 different boards of interest currently. Every single one is a fantastic rabbit hold of creativity, ideas, information, and learning. I love to get lost in any or all areas of direction that this platform leads me. Since my attention is multi directional the potential of working on many ideas at once keeps me very stimulated and inspired. Read more>>
TC Carruthers
Creating always makes me lose track of time—and at the same time, it helps me find myself again. I think of my art as a form of therapy. Whenever I feel lost or don’t have a clear direction, I know I can depend on my art to ground me, give me purpose, and remind me who I am. Read more>>
Debbie Garcia
I lose track of time whenever I’m creating solutions — building systems, mentoring planners, or reimagining how to make sourcing less overwhelming. There’s something about solving problems in a way that makes life easier for event professionals that pulls me into a flow where hours disappear. I find myself again with my family. Read more>>
Jen Curnutt
That’s easy. Being outdoors in nature. There is something healing about getting outside and surrounding yourself in the beauty of the world. Whether it’s going for a hike or simply enjoying a good book in the shade of a tree, time slows in nature and roots you. There is nothing like it when you need to find yourself by getting lost. Read more>>
