The Weight of a Moment

by Michael Bowe

It was my own personal theory that most lifetimes could be summed up by ten to twenty moments, meaningful snippets ranging from a handful of seconds to a few spins around the clock face that contained both the best and worst of one’s character and experiences.

I knew I’d come to the right place to heal—I just didn’t know how to do it.

“You know, I think the worst offense any manager can commit is holding back real talent, limiting their growth and potential. In my mind, the purpose of a manager is to get the best out of his people.”

Words are the foundation of our humanity. We exist in our words. We are the words that we choose. Words matter. It’s as simple as that.

The amazing thing about the stride is that after you put one foot in front of the other over and over, it’s often quite surprising how far you’ve gone and how much progress you’ve made. If you have any doubts, just ask Mark and Tracy Miller.