Marshall Madsen

/ˈmɑr·ʃəl ˈmædsən/

Noun

Noun: Marshall Madsen; plural noun: (see also: energetic, eccentric, “enthusiastic”)

1. A creative fellow specializing in storytelling, performing, creativity, and general merriment of others. Can be, and is often, found in the midst of small, special groups that give him anxiety; while also making him happy.

2. Attentive: hyper-focused on the minuscule and minute, the often overlooked (see also: my very childhood). 

3. Of Good Spirit: see also, Good Spirited. Long enduring. Patient. Can sit through long zoom meetings with old guys who refuse to acknowledge their privilege, or overall prevalence of ADHD.

4.  Charismatic & Silly: (see also: irreverence) foremost attribute unpertaining to professionalism or work environments, but most prevalent in professionalism and work environments.

Verb

Verb: imagine; 3rd person present: writes; past tense: acted (semi-professionally); past participle: taught (see also: teacher); present participle: having a small breakdown / “thriving”

Verb -alt: Seek; 3rd person present: promotion

1. In constant search of growth, development, challenge, and opportunity.

2. Would simply like to pay my bills until the economy collapses (see also: again).

Theater is what I studied for years – performing is what I’ve done for a career – storytelling is what I’ve done my whole life – caring is what ties all of those together. 

The most important thing to me is, and has always been, giving. Making sure others are happy and taken care of. I’ve left jobs because they don’t support their people, and relationships for the same reason. All I ask is to spend my time with people, in places, doing work that I can look back and be proud of.