Marquis HarmonThere was a moment in my early twenties that forced me into never leaving anything to chance. It was there in that moment I sat alone. Alone I sat and wept, day after night, I wept. Hoping that the silence would end and when I opened my eyes, it woul all have been a dream. My unfortunate reality of sitting alone locked in a prison cell, wondering if my life as I had known it, had come to an end. So many questions, all too many vivid thoughts. I consulted with myself so frequently that self, one day began to speak back. The once silence I had feared and hated became sweet melodies filled with positive, freeing and thought provoking thoughts that filled the space in harmony. I practiced conversations with individuals my heart desired to have once I became free of this prison cell. I practiced building, managing, and handing off a business that would end the poverty-stricken struggles of my family, friends, and communities alike across the world. Fast forward eleven years from that date exactly, I am standing in the management phase of that very business I practiced managing in those moments alone. Today, I walk in the freedom of knowing that I was able to manifest space for those conversations that I practiced through my own unique willpower. Grateful, am I, for making it in enough time to say 'I Am sorry, and I apologize, or have been able to learn and apply the knowledge into skills, relationships that have evolved into lasting friendships and professional partnerships. My purpose with these moments, short stories, experiences and even thought processes is to leave a small blueprint for those who struggle with an Identity Crisis and have difficulties overcoming the habits that keep you from living a Purpose-Filled Life. As you read through these pages, find ways to relate, and see yourself in the process of my little milestones and victories. Read More Read Less