
^In my work endeavors I have been concentrating on just getting my work and financial life back in order. This includes getting back to the variety of freelance work that I do in order to maintain my lifestyle. My home office is an integral part of juggling my jack of all trades lifestyle that has evolved as a result of the path I have chosen. My lifestyle includes a certain amount of entrepreneurship in order to make the boat stay afloat. I always tell youngsters that being a great skier is only the skill that allows you to acquire the skills that will make you some money. Like the advertising, marketing, freelance writing, video shooting and editing, promoting, and variety of other creative skills that produce the dollars. I am spending more time in this office learning more and more skills to continue to grow the earning capabilities of my brands. As you can tell, my partner takes a lot of naps under the desk, but she is good company. So I will keep her around. This office is headquarters for my ski brand, research in trying to build my fledgling real estate empire, and managing all the funds that come and go as a result of having myself extended in three seperate working directions after including my part-time night job with Delta. It is a juggling act. My days are a consistent juggle between remodeling work, office work, a physical training program, and Delta work. I like the variety though, and I am getting better and better at it.

^My training regimen has been including a lot of mountain biking with Christine. Here she is coming up a nice climb on a ride we took with some friends down in Park City. The trail system there is very well taken care of and laid out, and as a result there are a good amount of people too. I had to book it out of this ride to make it to work at Delta on time, but it made for a nice fast downhill.

^On a ride we did near Layton, UT that starts in the Fernwood neighborhood we had a hell of a sunset climb on our hands. The climb was strenuous, but the views were delicious. Motivation is abound when you are climbing next to a beautiful mountain sunset. The temperature drop was a blessing as well.

^However, a climb is a climb and this one was real gasser that ended up in sucking air and sucking water. Christine is taking a moment to suck down some H2O before I press her on to get after the downhill before it gets dark.

^The downhill got pretty dark near the end, but the view held out for one more ill-timed shot of Christine rocking the fun part after the hard work part. I like the work reward concept of mountain biking, much like backcountry skiing. A real earn your stoke mentality is good for the body and mind.
In the perpetual move forward, that we are all victim too day-in-day-out, it is the matter in which we undertake that forward momentum that matters most. I always hope that I am making the proper movements and decisions. Now though, more then anything else, I am taking this introspective space in my life to make sure that I am making moves that are good, just, heartfelt, and inspired. Finding the right life balance is hard to due, but the committed attempt at proper balance is a worthy one that usually results in more time standing tall then falling on the ground.