Over the years, I’ve realized that the most precious asset that we have is our time. Whether it’s with family, friends, work, leisure, or our Creator, we give ourselves over to the moment and, if we’re at our best, we are present to whatever may come. My life experience and career have afforded me the opportunity to understand what it truly means to be in the moment and what the costs are if I’m not. The conclusion: a philosophy I like to call Now The Present. In a day and age where our attention is being tracked, manipulated, weaponized, and utilized by many different interests, I realized how challenging it has become to stay present. Truly present. Good, bad or indifferent. Fomo, irrational worry, taking risks, or simply giving ourselves permission to take the time has become a luxury. Now The Present addresses these challenges by implementing the G.I.F.T. practice. We all have gifts…now is your time to share yours!