To write is to wrestle with who you've been, who you are, and who you may become.

 

Thankfully, blank pages act as a canvas for memory and are not often judgemental.

 

Yet, somehow, they have this strange capacity to unapologetically pry one's inner soul out from its cardboard box, with its paper walls and string lights, and bring it into the open where a bigger world expectantly awaits.

 

Blank pages can be ballets of delicate stories that warm one's heart or bitter cold operas that consume one's mind. They are placeholders for the monumental moments and the minuscule whispers that changed one's course.

 

Taking a moment to pause doesn't stop the world from spinning, and even if it somehow did, the millions of racing thoughts would perhaps never slow down. To write each of those notions would be to tell my story, but that is neither efficient nor prudent.

 

Instead, I would like to focus on specific and tangible principles that have defined my human experience while exploring those very same notions in the lives of industry leaders and CEO's from inside the room where it happens.

 

I aim to make the most of being curious by seeking and sharing wisdom-based principles and act as golden nuggets that glimmer with truth in the darkest times.

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Welcome to my blank pages waiting to be written.

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Let's grow in wisdom. Together.

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- Making The Most Of Being Curious

Daniel J. Cuesta

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P.S.

The principles I am to share have acted as pillars in my story and have held me up while Atlas's strength failed and the sky came falling.

 

But, if these are the pillars, then Christ is my cornerstone. At the end of the day, I have come to realize that none of this matters and that all earthly gain fades away. If it weren't for my hope in Jesus Christ, getting up every day, even with these principles, would not be worth it.

 

He is the note I would like to end my story on for He is the only part of it that matters. 

 

For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul? - Matthew 16:26