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Dang, I’m exhausted

looks like super dad has dropped his keys

Dang, I’m exhausted. Does this count as a blog post? I mean, it’s 8pm, and bedtime. Two hours ago I fell asleep breifly in the school parking lot before picking up our Son.

In fact, writing this post from bed, on an iPhone, listening to Brad Paisley. I was gonna skip a day, but my brand promise is five a day…

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This month jeff noel is challenging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. To navigate instantly from this mental attitude blog to his physical health blog, click -> go to Next Blog

Total freak-o-nomics

photo f clever restaurant menu payment methods — bottom line message (literally), do they accept cash?

Total freak-o-nomics. MLC is like the Grateful Dead (they played and distributed music opposite every industry standard) of blogging:

five daily, differently-themed blogs
everyday, for four consecutive years
no “how to’s”, only (lovingly) antagonistic prodding
blogging in real time, but ahead (if that makes sense)

As I write this… nine days from Christmas, four days since Sandy Hook.
As you read this… five days from April Fools day 2013.

This started as a 100-day challenge to leave a trail for our young son, about Life’s (5) Big Choices, in case something bad ever happened to me…

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Which way should I go, Alice asked

Cinderella Castle with Christmas lights — How and where will we spend our next 10 years?

Which way should I go, Alice In Wonderland asked the Rabbit.

The Rabbit asked back, “Where are you going?”

Alice, “I don’t know”.

Rabbit, “Then it doesn’t matter”.

Much of my life I didn’t know, and this led to an astonishing number of wasted years. Fun, but selfishly wasted.

How long is reasonable to finally figure it out?

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As if Baby Boomers need a reminder for this mental BFO

Central Florida billboard message — time flies when we are distracted… seriously, 100 choices of Coke product alone. Really?

As if Baby Boomers need a reminder for this mental BFO – blinding flash of the obvious:

Time flies

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Midlife is a perfect time to fire up our sense of urgency and here’s why

whatever we want to happen will only happen if we go

Midlife is a perfect time to fire up our sense of urgency and here’s why:

Without a sense of urgency, desire loses its value. ~Jim Rohn

Take your time, but hurry up.

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