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The Monday Morning Memo

Being Intentional

Hey Indy,

A client of mine was talking about how he makes time each afternoon to hit the gym. He said, “You have to be intentional.”

While he was referencing his regimented workout, these words have hit me with blunt force.

Of the drifter, the surfer, the drowner and the navigator…
I figure myself to be a drifter.

Maybe that’s due to an upbringing surrounded by five sisters who always had something going, or maybe it’s due to something else.

‘Being Intentional’ has been echoing in the chamber between my ears, so I thought I’d ask you to ask the wizard for this thoughts over your next glass of wine with him.

Cheers,

Evan Chance, a Wizard of Ads Partner



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