Best time to worry mentally

Father and son
Not quite halfway through 8th grade. Retired the same Fall he became an 8th grader.

The best time to worry is when you don’t need to.

dad

Think positive, read positive, write positive, watch positive, speak positive, have positive friends. Seems obvious. But.

But what is even more obvious, ridiculously more obvious, is doing the opposite. Watch how this reads, sounds, feels:

Think negative, read negative, write negative, watch negative, speak negative, have negative friends.

Worry in advance. Take climate change. We needed to worry about it before we needed to worry about it. That’s the only way to prevent it.

When you don’t prevent a negative, closed mindset, you eventually (by the magic of slow and steady compound interest) find yourself in the proverbial emergency room.

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When leaders start

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park (GNP). September. East side (the edge of the Great Plains), looking West.

Great leaders never start their day unprepared. The workday begins the night before.

dad

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Worrying time

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park (GNP). Facebook.

The time to worry about your mental attitude is when you don’t need to.

dad

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Sow like you mean it

glacier national park
GNP.

Did you ever consider how ridiculous it would be to try to cram on a farm — to forget to plant in the spring, relax all summer and then cram in the fall to bring in the harvest? The farm is a natural system. The price must be paid and the process followed. You always reap what you sow; there is no shortcut.

Stephen R Covey

The long way is the shortcut.

dad

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When 99% is not enough

The Garmin Satellite GPS device reads 9,156′ above sea level. With no internet connection in one-million acres, best to be prepared. Can send an SOS signal. Device also tracks your coordinates for others to locate. This device speaks of 100% commitment. In 2020 a climbing helmet ups the commitment.

When 99% is not enough?

When you’re looking for commitment.

The higher the stakes, the more non-negotiable commitment becomes.

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