We become codependent on quotes don’t we?

Adult and child rocking chairs on front porch
On yesterday’s run through Windermere, Florida.

 

We become codependent on quotes don’t we?

What this means is that if we asked ourselves do we feel confident enough to have and share original thoughts – clear, concise and compelling thought – would we default to that?

You’re yelling so loudly, i can’t hear what you say.

Or would we doubt ourselves and never make it to first base?

The glorious part of igniting a midlife celebration is nurturing our self-confidence. And when we rely on our own voice, not someone else’s, to inspire us, we have tasted an uncommon freedom.

PS. Often, yelling isn’t words, it’s our actions (or inaction) that clearly speak.

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On a 10-scale, where does attitude fall?

Mall at Millenia before it opens to public
Yesterday at Mall at Millenia

 

Apple Store Mall at Millenia
Yesterday at Apple Store Mall at Millenia

 

While many in my community start their day in the Mouse Race, entrepreneurs see and think about the same day, differently.

On a scale from 1 to 10 with 10 being most important, where does attitude fall in how we see the day and the results we get or don’t get?

Our answer ought to consume us.

Rocket fuel it is.

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The opportunity of constraint

Midlife celebration logo idea
Random photo that sparked a logo idea

 

Our list of excuses is long. And creative. And of course includes the five universal hall-of-fame excuses.

The opportunity hidden in constraint is embracing and overcoming the lack of:

  • time
  • money
  • resources
  • education
  • experience

Is it a midlife crisis or a midlife celebration?

Up to each of us to individually decide.

Our decision to change or not change changes everything.

Everything.

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