Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: Just a moment in time two days ago)
What do you get when you combine 9/11 and five days until Christmas?
It’s such an insignificant question isn’t it?
Who cares.
Sucking the marrow out of life is something that only happens in movies like this.
If we could live fully alive, what would that sound like, feel like, look like, taste like?
We poison our souls so slowly we never notice.
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(photo: screen shot at 3:56am PDT from the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront)
Apple unveiled the iPhone 6 yesterday, September 9.
One-hundred days from now this post goes live.
No one will care about what happened 100 days ago.
And that’s the point.
Inspiration and excitement are like narcotics.
What we want to accomplish is simple, yet elusive… sustaining our ‘high’ all day everyday, without any negative side effects.
It’s called balance.
Impossible is for amateurs.
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(photo: Somewhere over Idaho yesterday afternoon)
How was your day yesterday?
Was it another day of going through the motions?
Was it remarkably cool (in spite of the burdens we all carry)?
How does our day look today?
These are choices we get to think about and strive to achieve.
Seriously.
Every. Single. Day.
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(photo: Pure unadulterated joy! A 10-year old in 1969. He’s using the original joy stick.)
Pennsylvania (in the morning) and Florida (in the evening), enjoyed your company yesterday. Please don’t be offended with this morning’s departure to Oregon.
The list of people (Family) who know the big announcement news is growing.
Harvest time is near.
Pretty cool.
Trying remain exceptionally humble, and incredibly joyful.
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(photo: Long term, stocks historically outperform everything else… the luck of timing increases over time)
The things we did yesterday, those we do today and tomorrow – these are the very things that affect our future options.
Same goes with the things we leave undone.
We know this.
Yet we live with a very low degree of intentionally.
Why?
Because it’s uncomfortable to be focused? To be disciplined?
For example, in two days Apple is making an announcement, probably the new iPhone reveal.
How cool is it that a product unveiling could become an amazingly exciting event? One in which many in the world become giddy.
Is anything in our life worthy of a big, highly anticipated announcement?
Anything in our life worthy of giddiness?
What if it were?
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PS. An announcement is forthcoming here. Stay tuned. No specific timeline though. It could be days. Maybe months. But no more than that.