As long as I can remember, I’ve been intrigued with exploration. Growing up in the middle of nowhere, exploring the woods around the house was just the beginning. The starry nights captured my imagination, the road atlas showed how to get around the surrounding areas, and the globe revealed everything else. But exploration comes in multiple flavors because I should also mention the digital discoveries made in the 1990s through the personal computing, World Wide Web, and smart phone revolutions. As I get older, discovery looks a lot different. Sure, I want to see the world and experience as much as I can, but there are also discoveries to be made deep within myself. Not to mention the way work comes to life when you turn down the distractions and tune in to the resonate tones of mastery. In today’s episode of Getting Work To Work, I want to dive into the topic of exploration in our craft, and how being in the right place at the right time, can change everything.

1. Prepare Your Workspace for the Discoveries You Want to Make
   
   
2. Do the Work in Your Workspace
   
   
3. Reflect on How the Work Unfolded
   
   
4. Examine Your Work for Something New

• Remains of Sandy Irvine believed found on Everest after 100 years
  
  
• Jimmy Chin Teaches Adventure Photography
  
  
• Midjourney prompt for episode art: historical men and women astronaut explorers searching an unknown map –ar 16:9