Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Ever felt there was never any question about the response everyone else would question?
The book has been blessed.
It was a no brainer, a slam dunk, a sure thing.
Bet everything? Bet your life?
Yes!
Why?
To kill it.
Doubt.
Questions.
Hard to explain, and this is just cathartic to write.
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First trip as a published midlife author. Not a big deal.
Why?
Because.
Because when you’ve been publishing five daily, differently-themed blog posts for nearly five straight years, it’s who you are.
And you know what makes someone a writer, or anything really?
Belief.
Proof.
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Pausing for a minute to give the book stuff a break. Late last night stumbled upon some beautiful art. Sean Quigley was 16 when he put this rendition of Little Drummer Boy together in 2011.
One boy, one song, he did it all, except the video (his sister did that). To honor a King. To honor his passion (music), to honor things he isn’t even aware he honors yet.
Art.
Doing the same thing everyone else does, but better or differently (and in rare cases, both):
Okay, so one little book thing. It’s art because among the many different applications people can use it for, perhaps none is more pronounced than balance.
Living with balance is art.
Mind • Body • Spirit • Money • HQ
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Why do we have to live with regret in our life?
Could we reverse this feeling if we went back and actually did the lofty, grand things we promised ourselves we were gonna do?
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Three reasons publishing a book elevates someone’s mind:
1. When someone says they are a writer, what they really mean is they are an author.
2. A book is a body of knowledge (of which the author is now an expert), either fiction or non-fiction.
3. An original body of work takes an attitude and mental capacity they never knew they had.
You will arrive at a place of understanding that changes you.
Changes. You.
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