I really like talking to people. Sometimes to the chagrin of my best friend and spouse, Jillyan, I can go on and on with someone I just bumped into. With each changing semester of my undergraduate career and the past 4 years in my professional career, I've always tried to find a good answer for the question, "What do you want to do with your life?" My response to the above question has changed, often depending on what my ADHD-driven brain has me interested in at that given moment. However, there has always been one unwavering consistency: people. I remember at the end of my time in college after a big event I helped lead, watching my musician friends perform on a big stage under bright lights in front of thousands of other students that I had never felt so fulfilled in my life. It was after that following summer in an internship my supervisor helped me realize I also like solving problems. It's an ever-ongoing puzzle with each solution being a challenge in creativity. Now, I am most fulfilled and energized working in teams, sharing experiences, and solving problems for others. I think it's one of the biggest blessings I've found working in a church. Its also why I love marketing and its synthesis with communication. You're always looking for a way to solve your customer or client's problem. My current job has me wearing many hats and juggling a whole lot of responsibilities. From planning an annual marriage conference to generating social media content, I'm required to balance the hard skills of digital media with the soft skills of critical thinking and organization. However, I still don't know what I want to do with my life. I like a lot of things. I'm interested in a lot of things. But none of them have ever illuminated themselves in a light bulb above my head as a career path. To this day, I just know I love being with people and helping them succeed with everything they do.