The “Real” Dirt on Hannah…Really! And How it relates to my Business

Before we get to Hannah and dirt, regarding the recent photo of Hannah destroying that store aisle; I was going through my Iphone, and realized I also took video of her creating that mess. Here’s a short, one minute edited version that is just way to funny for only mom and I to enjoy.

The Real “Dirt” on Hannah
Hannah and I were playing the other day, and she decided to go over and play in some dirt. I think letting Hannah explore like this, to a certain extent, is healthy and creative for her AND for me.
Holy crumb I used to LOVE dirt! I remember coming home after a long day of playing, (when I was a kid, of course) and the more dirty I had gotten meant the more fun that I had ☺. Back in the day I didn’t even care if I showered the dirt off before bed. I believe it’s too bad that, as adults, we start caring about how “dirty” the dirt actually is, and we stop exploring in it. Here’s a short one-minute video clip of Hannah experiencing dirt for the first time. It’s innocently hilarious. Than come back and I’ll explain why I stay dirty.☺

Don’t be afraid to Get Dirty…
Think “Outside the SandBox”
Our lesson today, children and fellow adults, is that too often we get used to being “clean” as adults. When we stop “exploring” and “playing/thinking outside the sand box, and into the dirt”, it affects our ability to open up, think and act naturally and creatively.
If I had stopped being a child when I turned adult, I never would have developed my unique-comical style of Corporate and Social Video Production. Custom Video Connection, San Jose Video Production, may never have taken off!
Ie- “Thinking outside the sandbox, and into the dirt,” helped me produce this creative, comical, and profitable promotional video. (see the two minute video below)
“By far the best videography company I have worked with.
They produced stellar videos we’re using to promote future events worldwide!
Chris’s attention to detail and personable interaction with our attendees
really brought our event to life.”
Amy Giannini/ TechInsights

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