We measure a lot of who we are by the changing of seasons. When it's summer that gives us permission to run like children and play out things like never before. Fall and Winter are reminders to drop our old souls off and begin new paths of change and recovery. It all sounds nice but we keep forgetting about your image. On this podcast we talk about how current bosses and decision makers very rarely look at the enormous amount of resumes being sent in. They have computers that make the judgement call. Outside that image there still remains how you are seen or have been seen. Like leaves, does it fall from the core of your endlessly growing tree? Not really. As regular people the decisions made in chapters that have changed don't bring new rays of light to the process of growing. It's hard to take that in because no matter how much we've won or lost there's still that persona who what made it through the rain. Being a Christian, I know the enormous amount of importance it is to be a great student. Not everybody in my circle walks that same vision. Therefore the image of me going all out Christ in the earlier days of being public with my beliefs still haunts the hearts of those that don't want to hang out with a Bible thumper or they feel they can't talk about subjects around me because... well the Christian is present. Winter and Fall are not to be looked upon as a celebration of death and rebirth but rather rest. Being aware of who and what you are and growing together with those that see you as something else. Living in the present allows you to be here in the now. To talk openly about the wedges placed between friendship because the image didn't truly fit. Knowing the person always wins.