Purpose is not a destination. It is not a title, a marriage, a job, or a version of yourself that earns approval. Purpose is something far more unsettling. It arrives when the life you were groomed for cracks, and you realize it was never built to hold you—and refusing to change becomes more dangerous than stepping into the unknown.
How do you describe your relationship with digital media?
0%🔴 Fully addicted — I reach for my phone without thinking.
0%🟠 Dependent — I could cut back, but haven’t yet.
0%🟡 Balanced — I manage my screen time consciously.
0%🟢 Selective — I use tech for purpose, not habit.
You can vote for more than one answer.
Our piece “Real vs Fake: Tilly Norwood vs Human Performers” has surged past 50,000 impressions on LinkedIn—trending across creative circles and reigniting discussion around authenticity, ownership, and the soul of performance in the age of AI. (FYI: trending is very different than other social media: Viral on Linkedin is above 1000 view) 📖 Read the viral article that’s challenging the narrative → (1) Post | Feed | LinkedIn
Last night’s 9/11 reflections and Ordinary Heroes: The Crosses We Bear was a deeply moving experience. We not only remembered together but truly connected as a community on a profound level.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and shared their voices.
We look forward to continuing this journey with all of you—and welcoming new faces who want to be part of these meaningful shares including supporting the rise of our Heroes.
kindest,
🔥 Who gets to tell the story?
They say history is written by the victors…
But in today’s world of spin, lies, and half-truths—The one who controls the narrative decides what’s remembered—and what’s erased.
👉 Controlling the Narrative is live on Inside the Shift:: Controlling the Narrative
Magnificent truths! Thanks for writing it and sharing!