How to not build a reputation

No one builds a reputation on what they’re ‘going to do’.

Shoulda, woulda, coulda.

Waiting and doing nothing are twin siblings for self-destruction.

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Thank you Find My

iPhone find me app

Thank you to Apple’s Find My app.

Fun to see Cheryl and Debbie making their way to New Jersey.

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mmm…

Disney rice crispy treat
Two days ago. Just a short walk from home. And a stone’s throw from our Son’s College Program assignment.

mmm…

Cup half-empty or half-full?

Problem or challenge?

Stop or go?

Read or write?

Student or teacher?

Follower or leader?

Pessimist or optimist?

Closed-mindset or growth-mindset.

Someone else is running your life or you’re the CEO of You, Inc?

Pretty simple once you start asking a few questions.

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Sunrise at Disneyland Paris

Woman standing in front of Disneyland Paris at sunrise
This morning. Paris. Sunrise. Before heading to airport.

Seems like 17 days ago was only a couple days.

Tomorrow makes day 18 since driving Cheryl to the airport.

Scheduled Orlando arrival is nearly 5:00 PM tomorrow.

More than another full day from writing this blog post until seeing her.

Cheryl orchestrated this trip for her, her cousin Debbie, and Debbie’s co-in-law, Nancy.

Cheryl didn’t birth the idea, but she did organize (one of her superpowers) many logistical details. She created a multi-page document that would make any experienced travel agent envious.

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Nursing Home stuff, mind

Mickey Mouse
Cheryl sent this from Disneyland Paris yesterday.
13-second video: Also yesterday. Live like you mean it. Someday you won’t be here to.

In the same way i’m saying goodbye to Work, Glacier, Blogging, etc… i’m also saying goodbye to ‘stuff’.

What stuff?

The stuff that accumulated over a lifetime.

The stuff no one will want after i’m gone.

The stuff that i have a choice to sift through now.

The stuff that is free to go. So that the remaining stuff would fit into a shared Nursing Home room.

The stuff that can fit on a small bookshelf, a tiny closet, and perhaps a small nightstand.

What an opportunity.

What a privilege.

What fun!

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