Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
As physical pain is a warning to our body, discontent is a warning to our attitude.
Either way, a sign is presented that some action is required.
We see this as a gift or a problem.
Waiting and doing nothing feed fear.
Fear’s byproduct is discontent.
And discontent is poison.
But action feeds progress, which rids the poison and negates discontent.
Here’s the reward for action:
Progress’s byproduct feeds hope.
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You know that feeling when it overwhelms you? When someone does something for you that is so wonderful, and so extraordinarily unnecessary?
Profound humility.
And when you realize that you are actually doing the same thing for others but didn’t understand the magnitude. This is a moment.
Two days ago, Lee Cockerell provided a milestone catalyst that changes everything. He has a track record of being that type of person to the world.
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Blindsided by midlife?
One of Mid Life Celebration’s biggest advocates shared a copy of the book with a small business owner. The business owner is a very busy person (like the rest of us).
His comment was (paraphrased here): “The author doesn’t live in the real world.”
First thought?
What world does he think the author lives in?
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When do we downshift, or turn off even, our childlike desire to learn, explore, and grow?
Is there significant growth available to us from the physical act of writing down our thoughts? Is there growth on top of that even, from publishing them? It’s so easy to post things on social media. Isn’t it?
Next time you think of it, look at how few people share original content. Quotes are cool and inspiring, yet it’s not our voice. Where is our voice? When does it get used?
Are we trying to live vicariously through something Abe Lincoln or Hillary Clinton said?
A turning point in our lives is possible when we stop posting quotes and start using our own voice.
Scary. Real.
Transformational.
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough.
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Sage advice passed down from generation to generation:
We can be angry for what we don’t have or be thankful for what we do have.
Is this the one simple idea that determines our lifetime attitude, positive or negative?
Nick Vujicic, above, was born without any limbs.
He’s my go-to person when i need a tough reminder that my excuses are invalid.
One hundred days ago we had a chance meeting at Axum’s Coffee in Winter Garden, Florida.
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