Are you walking a path—or wandering?

The answer to whether you are walking or wandering often changes from season to season – life is fickle in that way. We asked some of the folks we most admire to reflect on whether they feel like they are walking or wandering and have shared some of their responses below.

Ray Hattori

Challenging is a spice of my life. As far as it is so, I enjoy wandering. I’m optimistic enough to make me think I will be able to make everything I dream of happen. This positive tendency comes from my past experience when I was an elementary school boy. Read more>>

Dr. Maggie Pezeshkian D.C., R.D.H., C.K.T.P.

Some days, it feels like wandering—because I chose a path that isn’t well traveled in my specialty. There’s very little precedent, few guardrails, and no clear roadmap to follow. That can be nerve-racking. When you’re trying something new, especially in a field that values tradition and predictability, doubt becomes part of the process. But I’m not moving aimlessly. Read more>>

Cheryl Sutherland

I feel like I’m taking a little meander. I like walking down a path, seeing if it works for me, maybe doubling back and trying door number two, or three, or four. The fun thing is they all will lead to the same destination, I just get to play a little and do side quests along the way. Read more>>