Why blog prolifically?

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Write five daily, differently-themed blog posts for 15 years without missing a single day. “Consider it done!“

Prolific blogging.

Explaining why is easy.

Explaining how is challenging.

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1982 Wedding

1980's wedding photo
1982…left Walt Disney World to make it home for my Dad’s second wedding.

Was gonna hitch-hike from WDW to Spring Grove (PA).

But luckily heard that two of my fellow MKCP (Magic Kingdom College Program) colleagues were driving home to South Carolina.

As luck would have it, my newly married younger sister lived in South Carolina.

From there i had a ride home with people i knew. Hadn’t yet met my new brother in law.

Don’t recall the drive home, but i do remember it was August, 1982.

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Whip it good

10-second video: Yesterday’s video to a midwest client i visited two weeks ago during the January Polar vortex.

Have fun.

Lean into discomfort.

.think .differently

These are my three objectives for every keynote speech audience.

i use the same three for me in daily life, like today.

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Change the alleyway view?

alley wall colorful mural
Someone saw a stereotypically boring and dirty alleyway and had a thought. What if this alleyway could become a beautiful thoroughfare?

When you change what you see, what you see changes.

Been saying this for years. Now there’s a new BFO…

The original BFO centered on the physical example of looking at flowers and never seeing their shadows. But a simple refocus and our gaze suddenly sees their shadows everywhere, instead of their colorful blooms.

The new insight (BFO), however, just came to me. Mentally changing what we see in the future.

For example, moving from something we never think about (see) to what we always think about (see) in the future.

It’s simply having a clear, concise, and compelling vision of the future that we rarely think about (see) because it’s impossible.

Changing what we see changes what we see.

When we consistently see impossible things, we can program ourselves to continuously move toward impossible.

In the past we were never able to move toward impossible because we never thought about (saw) it.

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