I feel like there are always questions inside of ALL of our heads and they are never answered…or even asked at all.
Does that mean these questions only surface when the world is burning down around us?
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I wrote, filmed, and recorded this video over a feed at a couple shops in Denver. The point of this video and all of the words I said is to spotlight the fact that on the lowest parts over the past few months in my life…I found community and new people in my life.
I think it’s easy to forget that these local stores aren’t just businesses, they are the people working there…and the people that frequent them
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As I write this, I’m still wrapping my head around the fact that two months have passed since my last update here. Life didn’t feel as hectic as I made it sound, but somehow time flew by between work & school, the gym, side-quest projects, and just balancing life.
I’ve still been creating videos and writing, even if I wasn’t posting here, and now I’ve turned autopilot off so…
The poem in the video was written about a breakup from years ago. I’m not lingering in that time, but recently I’ve been reflecting on my past and working through those moments. Looking back, I can see how they shaped me and helped guide me to the sense of tranquility I have now.
Of course, the words and the voice are all mine. I’ll be posting more throughout the weekend and getting back to a consistent schedule again. Feel free to explore the videos and writing here on the site. And follow along on my socials to keep in touch.
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So last Saturday, I went to this shop that I go to all the time I’m close to everyone that works there but I had this conversation with somebody there…that was was brilliant and this video and everything I wrote about that that night reminds me that there are wonderful people hidden everywhere and this conversation reminded me that fantastic is all around you.
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I usually have a description. But the video says it all. Emotional.
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I began writing this on New Year’s Eve and finished it on New Year’s Day.
I was downtown for the countdown, surrounded by crowds, fireworks, and celebrations.I had the footage first. The words came later.
The voiceover & edit ended up working better than I expected.mlIt ends abruptly on accidental purpose; I’m not sure if that even makes sense.
Somehow, that’s how last year felt to me.A new year.
An unknown journey.Check it out below.
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I wrote this on Christmas Eve and basically this year is probably the first year I’ve ever been alone without my family, a girlfriend, or anybody around, so I used the time to recharge and honestly it wasn’t terrible. I recorded the video on the way home that day. A poetic, solo getaway from the world.
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Somehow, she’s the one that when it comes to being funny she just get the timing and what to say and recently I realize that maybe her being around makes sense.
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This week has been very difficult and it’s only Monday, but I wrote this and I’ll put a smile on my face even if life is broken

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So I put this together wrote, filmed, did the voiceover, and edited this like 10 minutes ago about having to leave someone, knowing it’ll feel terrible…but the ability to grow was more important.
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So a week ago I saw one of my favorite bands play here in Denver at the Summit Music Hall. For some reason, although I’ve toured and lived in Denver this is the first time I had the chance to see them live. I went to the show with my closest friends that knew me back in the day, when I first discovered this band. Senses Fail was the band and it just all made sense that all of us were in the same venue on the same night. I did a poem/voiceover video, watch it below!
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I was leaving the gym earlier this week and the evening, snow, and winter vibes were very apparent. I filmed this and put this video together.
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These last few months made me realize the holidays are going to hit a little harder this year. I’m okay. I wrote this to make sense of the mixed emotions and the resilience that comes with the season.
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