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.
TJ Wethington
Without question, it’s music. When I’m playing with my band, it’s like stepping into a time warp. Hours disappear in what feels like minutes! There’s just something about the creative energy, the camaraderie, and the shared momentum with my good friends that’s both grounding and rejuvenating. It keeps me young and connected to who I am at my core. Read more>>
Alyasa GK
Creating art and music are the two things that make me lose track of time and find my inner voice. I love the entire creative process from beginning to end. Whenever I’m working I get lost in the process to the point where I often go the whole day without taking breaks to eat or drink water. It’s like time doesn’t exist. Read more>>
Chip Thomas
For me, it’s standing behind the lens with my boots in the dirt and my heart in the wild. The moment I step into nature with my camera—whether I’m chasing alpenglow over the San Juan Mountains, waiting for stars to emerge above Maroon Bells, or capturing the quiet dance of aspen leaves in the fall—I lose track of time entirely. Read more>>
Kevin J. Anderson
I do all my writing by walking/hiking and dictating. I love immersing myself in my story, my fictional world, my characters—and I also love reveling in the glory of the incredibly beautiful Colorado scenery. I get the best of both worlds when I go out for a long hike in a beautiful place, with my story notes. And then all of the adventures become real. Read more>>
