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That's usually a great question.

I do so much all the time that people always ask, what's next? Always with some snarky tone. But I get it. It's hard to keep up. I do one thing and then I am on to the next. I commit and complete, most of the time and then I am bored and ready to move on. Blame it on the ADD. But in all seriousness, I love to train. Training is learning. Learning is moving forward. I don't alway necessarily love what I am training for, but I love the process. I have trained for multiple half marathons and one ultra hike. Each time, I learned something new about myself. I learned what I needed and did not need. Learned how to listen to my body and advice from others. Learned how to fuel. And most importantly, I learned what it felt like to finish. To follow through. All the way to the end. And let me tell you, it is an amazing feeling. I do not compete against anyone but myself. Because in the end, I am the only one that lives with the results. So as long as I am happy with how I performed, and felt, then I won. It's the same with my photography. Well it is now. I used to compete with other Photographers. Like race them. If I didn't win, it was on. I like totally beet myself up. Put myself and my work down. Then I would go into a "training" cycle. Like down a deep deep hole of all things photography. Don't get me wrong, I learned a lot, but it did nothing for me mentally nor creatively. That's where all my training and running and hiking challenges come in handy. They have taught me more about myself than only one thing could. So my crazy obsession with always needing the next thing, is not for nothing. It soothe my soul. It makes me a better person and a better Photographer. Cause let's face it, I am all over the place. If I didn't train, there is no way I would get the shots that I do for y'all or make it for 6+ hours of shooting.