“Coin Toss”
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Flip the coin—heads or tails. Your fate hinges on which side prevails. But what if heads is time and tails is money? One promises riches, but at what cost? When was the last time you felt genuine curiosity about the world—not through a screen, not burdened by crushed dreams or excuses, but truly fascinated by the life you live and your purpose within it? We often hear that “life comes with risk” and are told to “take the leap,” but how often do we pause to understand what that means? When’s the last time you looked to the sky and wished to fly? Or chased an idea before dismissing it with, I don’t have the time?
Time is the truest currency—borrowed, fleeting, and invaluable. Yet in this world, our moments are for sale, measured in seconds and minutes, bound to the grind of efficiency. The result? A life disconnected from curiosity, trapped in a system designed to sell us convenience at the cost of awareness.
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8.5”x11”
Flip the coin—heads or tails. Your fate hinges on which side prevails. But what if heads is time and tails is money? One promises riches, but at what cost? When was the last time you felt genuine curiosity about the world—not through a screen, not burdened by crushed dreams or excuses, but truly fascinated by the life you live and your purpose within it? We often hear that “life comes with risk” and are told to “take the leap,” but how often do we pause to understand what that means? When’s the last time you looked to the sky and wished to fly? Or chased an idea before dismissing it with, I don’t have the time?
Time is the truest currency—borrowed, fleeting, and invaluable. Yet in this world, our moments are for sale, measured in seconds and minutes, bound to the grind of efficiency. The result? A life disconnected from curiosity, trapped in a system designed to sell us convenience at the cost of awareness.
Graphite
8.5”x11”
Flip the coin—heads or tails. Your fate hinges on which side prevails. But what if heads is time and tails is money? One promises riches, but at what cost? When was the last time you felt genuine curiosity about the world—not through a screen, not burdened by crushed dreams or excuses, but truly fascinated by the life you live and your purpose within it? We often hear that “life comes with risk” and are told to “take the leap,” but how often do we pause to understand what that means? When’s the last time you looked to the sky and wished to fly? Or chased an idea before dismissing it with, I don’t have the time?
Time is the truest currency—borrowed, fleeting, and invaluable. Yet in this world, our moments are for sale, measured in seconds and minutes, bound to the grind of efficiency. The result? A life disconnected from curiosity, trapped in a system designed to sell us convenience at the cost of awareness.