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.
Ellen Surrey
Honestly, it’s painting. I love painting, but these days I don’t paint as often as I’d like. Most of my client work requires adjustments, and it makes more sense to work digitally. But when I have the time, I love to put on a favorite podcast and paint for hours. Read more>>
Milan Tiff
Going to sleep. Theirs is a mysterious strange unexplained phenomenon occurring where people are going to sleep and not returning. They are simply what they call; “ Passing Away “ For example. When someone is having a surgery, they’re told they’re going to be put to sleep and monitored in order to bring them back. Read more>>
David Kater
This is a fantastic question. For myself, being in the studio creating music, writing a tv or film project treatment, or diving into writing a script and bringing characters to life is definitely a time warp. So many things in life try and take us away from creating or pursuing our passion. Read more>>
Kylan Burton
Definitely the studio i feel like i can be myself and cope with my problems, i have a hard time showing emotions so i feel when i make music its my way of expressing myself others would understand. Read more>>
Mauricio Pineda
To go to the music studio is sometimes a struggle because life takes over. Between friends, work, family and whatever else, it keeps me away from the studio. When I finally get there it becomes a sort of magical world, because I’ve created a space that is a no drama zone. Read more>>
Laia Grassi
You know what makes me lose track of time? Life’s beautiful contradictions. Walking my little dog Lisa, that tiny furry philosopher who teaches me that happiness is just a stick and a patch of grass. She doesn’t care about algorithms. She cares about THIS moment, THIS smell, THIS ridiculously important leaf that must be investigated for 10 minutes. Read more>>
Karina Gaynutdinova
Flying. For me, it’s the purest form of meditation. The moment I’m in the sky, everything else fades away. I stop noticing the hours, the minutes; time simply disappears. All I feel is the rhythm of the plane, the focus of flying, and this incredible freedom that fills me. Up there, I feel like a bird. Weightless. Free. Read more>>
Ryan Hickman
I volunteer my time to do at least one beach clean up a week at my local beach and it’s something I really enjoy doing. I definitely lose track of time when I’m out cleaning the beach. It’s time that my dad and I get to spend together and I know I’m making a difference to help the environment. Read more>>
Kei Moreno
What makes me lose track of time is when I get that spark of creativity—whether it comes while I’m working on something or from a new idea that inspires me. I dive into studying, creating, and exploring, and before I know it, it’s already late at night. This usually happens at the end of the day when I finally have time to immerse myself. Read more>>
Ivonne Elias
When I reflect on the parts of me that have shaped my journey, I see how each has carried me to where I am today. My creativity has allowed me to express myself and connect deeply with others. My resilience has kept me moving through doubts, setbacks, and challenges that could have stopped me. Read more>>
