Mid Life Celebration for:
- The Entrepreneur
- The Newly Retired
- Grandparents
- The Awakened Soul
- The Recovering Soul
- The Dying
- The Healing
- The Empty Nesters
- The Deniers
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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Mid Life Celebration for:
A thought-provoking insight from Helen Keller, who was born deaf, dumb and blind:
“Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experiences of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired and success achieved“.
Today, I commit to not letting the obvious, like the insight here, be invisible to me.
Make today another day to focus your commitment on the obvious, but mostly invisible, laws of nature.
Mark Victor Hansen writing tips:
Changing the world, one story at a time
Born Jan 8
www.YouPublish.com
Star Trek fan
Guinness Book of world records record holder, non-fiction
Inside Edge Jack & Mark
Andrew Carnegie – hand up or hand out
Dad was a baker – didn’t add skills
Can read 4,000 words a minute (?)
Stories must touch your heart
Write “Intoxicated, edit sober”
19 million books 1st year Teenage soul
Bucky Fuller
40 books
edit 9 times
“And how, you ask, are we to walk the spiritual path? We answer: say little, and love much; give all; judge no man; aspire to all that is pure and good“. — White Eagle
Make it a great Mid-Life day. It’s our attitude and our choice. Always is and always will be. It’s the one thing we do have control over.
PS. No one ever promised it would be easy. When I start feeling like my path is hard, I think of, or click on, Nick Vujicic.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Mid life money and Disney training? What the?
This is my third post this morning and I want to do a short recovery run from yesterday’s “Comeback 5k” race, before we head off for Palm Sunday Mass.
Here ya go, some Mid-Life wisdom, which even Walt Disney might have said, “Is money in the bank”!
“The dog’s kennel is not the place to keep a sausage“. — Danish Proverb
Life is like this. But, the obvious becomes invisible. This quote? I think it’s the “tip of the iceberg” in our oblivion. Carpe diem, jeff 🙂