In this issue of Taking on Tomorrow, seven Fellows share their creative pursuits and passions. From drumming beats to baking treats, and weaving lei to writing plays, read their stories of how doing the things they love have made them more effective leaders.

Omidyar Fellow Chris Sakuda reflects on the hidden meanings found in Hawaiian songs and chants, and how seeking to understand them aids her systems work.

Omidyar Fellow Jeff Mikulina writes about the ways he taps into his creativity and why it's important for leaders to find their own creative rhythm.

Omidyar Fellow AJ Halagao sets the scene for how he combines an affection for playwriting and a deep dedication to community.

Omidyar Fellow Pualani Enos takes you through a lei-making journey that led her to profound learning and immense gratitude.

Omidyar Fellow Stuart Coleman tells how after years of having two separate passions, his love for surfing and writing finally collided like waves to share an inspirational story.