Quote – Page 3 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Eye surgery update, mind

Three days ago, two weeks after surgery, a breakthrough in eye surgery recovery.

Awoke with some semblance of images. Beyond simply discerning light from dark.

This is what i and Dr. Kumar hoped for.

Yesterday it was ever so slightly better than the first breakthrough day.

Today, slightly better than yesterday.

The mind is a versatile organ.

The mind has the power to convince us whatever we’re thinking is true.

Couldn’t help but briefly think Dr. Kumar was/is handling me because he doesn’t want me to panic.

From the beginning, he said two to three weeks before i could fly again.

Last night the gas bubble disappeared and i removed the green medical bracelet.

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The friend difference

My definition of friend and how many seems right has evolved over six decades.
dad

What’s the difference between an important friend and a great friend?

An important friend may not be a great friend.

Think of your work friends, your colleagues. They may be important friends, but they may not be great friends.

Insight: Your great friends are definitely important friends.

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Take breaks when needed

flip charts in a home office — Reminded a client about habits being the holy grail, professionally and personally.

Plant, fertilize, nurture, harvest, and share nothing but positivity, hope, and possibility.

Take the same thing you do with physical exertion and apply it to mental exertion. Physically, when we’re tired, we’ll stop and rest to catch our breath, get our heart rate down, and or recover for the next set, etc.

You can do the same thing when negative or sub-optimal thinking is all you can think about.

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Oasis of quiet, mentally

14-second video from Steve Wahlberg.

man in the mountains — Bishops Cap doesn’t look like Bishops Cap from here. In this photo i am on my hands and knees at the edge of a 2,000’ sheer cliff.

Be ready to go before it’s time to go.
dad

American adults tend to wait until the last minute.

This habit manifests itself in everything.

Tell me it isn’t so.

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Mental couch potato

Apple Watch in the mountains — 8:20AM start.

three people at a trailhead sign — Stacy and Steve have taken me to the top of Reynolds, Pollock, and today Bishops Cap, (via Pollock Mountain’s summit). All three are 9,200’+-.

hikers in the mountains — We gain 2,800′ elevation in the first two miles, from Lunch Creek (6,400′) to Pollock’s summit at 9,200′.

mountainside looking up — This is a time-consuming section. No trail. Ton of loose rock. Not particularly favorable for scrambling.

Vibrancy has few peers.
dad

Turning theory and common sense into actualized, habitual behavior places you in a psychological wilderness.

You will hike alone, unless you find a life partner to walk with you.

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