J Walking @ Woodward and Gratiot Avenue | Passing Time | Detroit Michigan

Inspiration for this video
Everyone goes through life at their own pace If you were born a slow-learner, life pushes you to become faster. If you were born anxious, life pushes you to slow down. Life balances us out eventually. But knowing your pace of work, knowing how you like to operate and not letting other people’s way of life interfere with yours - is key.
As you go at your own pace, just make sure that you are moving forward. Maybe you are walking slowly, or taking the scenic route, or jogging, or maybe you are even sprinting down the path towards your goal. The pace will change as you go up and down the hills of life.
The simple way to keep yourself on track is to check in with yourself regularly and ask, “Am I moving closer to my goal or farther away from it?"
Additional Information
Popular Detroit landmark, the Kern’s Clock was originally located at the corner of Woodward and Gratiot avenues where it adorned the entrance to the Ernst Kern Company department store in downtown Detroit. Appearing in 1933, the clock was placed above the entrance to the store where it became a landmark for Detroiters who often used it as a meeting place.
In November of 2003 after the One Campus Martius building had been completed, the Compuware Corporation reinstalled the famous Kern’s Clock back in its original location at the corner of Woodward and Gratiot where it can be seen today.
Be sure to check it out for yourself.