We all bring something to the path. Interestingly enough the majority of us walk away from why you're being called a genius. We're born to be creative. Where we aren't one in the same are the experiences that invited you to turn off that side of your creative process. If you've spent any time watching television or listening to the radio the top key words to motivate a sagging society are "You have a voice. Vote." Hopefully by the millions America will exercise that right. Sadly, that voice will go silent on November 7th. That's who we are. We accept what's been elected and impatiently wait for the next group of Vote For Me signs to appear in the neighborhood. Having a voice isn't a one day event. We get 365 a year. On this podcast I invite you to tear off the corner of the page and look deeper into the story. No matter how much homework you pour into having that voice on election day, there are so many swaying negative ads being aired that when you think you've got it under control something has created doubt. How many people walk into those polling booths to do nothing more than to show up? It doesn't matter what lever we pull we honestly don't have a voice. You do in the days that follow but it's going to require elbow grease. You have to get on the street and start making noise. Attending community meetings and reach for things other than the remote control and last nights sports stats. We live in an age of free form digital platforms. Exercise your voice. Be heard beyond that moment where just showing up at the polls earned you a free sticker.