The most fascinating walk is the one left by the tip of a writing instrument. There's always something to explore when you return a different day and time. On this podcast I reach back to September 2016. The morning after meeting the 155 survivors of the Miracle On The Hudson. We were at the movie premiere of Sully. This is a story that will forever change lives beyond our time. To be present with them. To stand side by side. To share conversation. You take in the moment. You breathe in the atmosphere. Without my writing instrument it would already be gone and forgotten. It's nearly three years later! We aren't built to hold onto moments such as this movie premiere. It may come up as an oh yeah moment but to embrace the energy of the subject we talk about on this podcast would not possible if it wasn't for the writing instrument.

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