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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
When we change our perceptions, we change the chemistry of our body.
The only thing that’s missing from rewiring our perceptions is permission to do so.
It took almost 50 years for an author friend to figure this out.
It’s the same friend that took this photo yesterday.
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The two things our youthful dreams never prepared us for:
The best we can do moving forward is be realistic about what to expect.
Traveling around the world for a living, plan on seeing the airport and the hotel.
Anything else, no matter how many days you stay, is a bonus.
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Obsessed with death?
Maybe we should be.
Not like it’s not gonna happen.
You know what’s kinda funny?
Jokes are funny.
We’ve heard all types – simple, childish, adult, long, short, off-color, spiritual, etc.
The obscene joke is when it’s time to die, and we are totally unprepared.
No?
Good argument for obsessing over death.
The end result is obsessing over living like we mean it.
Right now. All day. Everyday.
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Harvard Business Review ran an article eight years ago about how it is extraordinarily difficult for someone who has comprehensive knowledge to easily communicate it so someone else can see what they see.
It’s called the curse of knowledge.
Explained here: Tappers versus listeners.
Midlife crisis is finally arriving at the place in life we worked decades to get to, but in looking around we think to ourselves, “This isn’t what I wanted.”
There’s a book that describes the exact opposite mindset of a mind life crisis.
It’s called Mid Life Celebration.
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Is the ultimate challenge in midlife is to become a super hero?
The ultimate challenge in our lifetime is to turn excuses into action, no?
So yes, be a super hero for the person in charge of our life.
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