Catching up with Turtle

Reflections of the past few months

Dear friends and followers,

I hope this post finds you all well! It's been a while since I last connected with you on social media, and I wanted to give you a little update on what's been happening in my world during the past three months.

First and foremost, my daughter Luna hit a significant milestone—she turned 5 and embarked on her exciting journey into kindergarten. It's been a heartwarming experience witnessing her growth and enthusiasm for learning. On another large note, my son Odin celebrated his second birthday, adding an extra layer of joy and busyness to our lives.

During my hiatus, I also found myself immersed in a short-term job that demanded a significant portion of my time. The experience was both challenging and rewarding, providing me with new perspectives and skills. However, it also became apparent that I needed a mental reset to ensure a healthy work-life balance.

On a more personal and thrilling note, I spent many Saturdays capturing breathtaking footage of races and events with my drones. The exhilarating venues included Delta, Merced, Antioch, and Dixon Speedways. The diversity of locations added a unique flair to my drone-flying adventures.

As I navigate this period of transition, I'm currently on the lookout for opportunities to work as a full-time drone operator. Simultaneously, I'm dedicating time and energy to building my own business, Turtle Drones. Expect a steady flow of posts as I edit and share the footage I've been diligently capturing.

Looking ahead, I've decided to leverage social media as a powerful tool for personal and collective enrichment. No more doom scrolling or getting lost in random Reddit posts that offer little value. I'm taking intentional steps to curate my feeds, ensuring they are sources of education, enrichment, and exceptional content. Let's embark on this journey of meaningful connection and shared growth.

Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to sharing more exciting updates with you soon!

Best regards,

Turtle