I originally posted this blog in April 11, 2012, and it addresses a common theme in my thinking and writing – “Think Trajectory”.

I had no idea of the the trajectory that my life would take as I wrote this blog over a decade ago but the amazing journey I’ve taken drives home the point more than ever – whatever happens today – think trajectory.

On a side note, I took the picture included with this blog on a “heritage trip” I took to Eastern North Carolina in 2012. This is my mother’s home town. And if you’ve ever wondered where the world’s largest frying pan is – bingo! I found it for you.

That trip reminded me that the trajectory of our lives is part of much larger story that began long before we were born and will continue long after we’re gone. And that helps keep things in perspective as well.

Click the link above and check it out, I hope you enjoy it.

Let me know if you’ve ever been to Rose Hill, NC in the comments.

I originally posted this blog in April 11, 2012, and it addresses a common theme in my thinking and writing – “Think Trajectory”.

I had no idea of the the trajectory that my life would take as I wrote this blog over a decade ago but the amazing journey I’ve taken drives home the point more than ever – whatever happens today – think trajectory.

On a side note, I took the picture included with this blog on a “heritage trip” I took to Eastern North Carolina in 2012. This is my mother’s home town. And if you’ve ever wondered where the world’s largest frying pan is – bingo! I found it for you.

That trip reminded me that the trajectory of our lives is part of much larger story that began long before we were born and will continue long after we’re gone. And that helps keep things in perspective as well.

Click the link above and check it out, I hope you enjoy it.

Let me know if you’ve ever been to Rose Hill, NC in the comments.