The 1979 promise has been fulfilled

Two people walking through a door
From 1979 to 2013 = 34 years to walk through this door

 

The 1979 promise has been fulfilled. And more than anything else the overwhelming realization that potential regret has been washed away, leaving a peaceful, indescribable feeling.

This is the DNA of Mid Life Celebration. Living without regret.

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As it is written, so too shall it now be called finished

enter and delete keys on macbook
In the end, we either do things or we do not

 

The book is done. It is written. It feels amazing. Finally.

A huge milestone, 34 years in the making.

Fear has been conquered. And the attachment to success is no longer important.

What is important is that the 1979 promise has been fulfilled.

And yes, I realize that there can be attachment to promises.

Not feeling any attachment to attachment right now.

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The funniest thing about the topic of fear

Central Florida early morning sunrise
Walking home after a run at sunrise, spotted something in the grass

 

Central Florida early morning sunrise
The odds of spotting this tiny spider and it’s web are nearly impossible

 

Central Florida early morning sunrise
Once you discover something hidden, it becomes so obvious (and beautiful)

 

The funniest thing about the topic of fear? And just to level set, do you recall the last time you felt you learned something new about fear?

Is it even on the radar?

And when you learned more about fear what happened to you?

So after speaking with my book production representative (for the first time) yesterday it happened. A realization about the overwhelming fear I have been carrying for so long.

Publishing a book is not that difficult.

But for years and years it seemed impossible.

Hoping you find a nugget in this post. I see it. Can you?

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Dude, are you serious?

Orlando Sand Hill cranes in homeowner's yard
Guys, really, I’m serious this time.

 

After two years of sitting on the finished book, the past few days have been spent joyfully editing and adding to it.

There’s merit in not quitting, no?

Why do we quit? What do we hope to avoid?

Why do we keep going? What do we hope to gain?

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Lessons cease when we cease, no sooner

stack of leadership books
A great lesson is from writing a book, versus reading them (these are not my books btw)

 

Lessons cease when we cease, no sooner. Perhaps the greatest lesson?

Knowing that life is lived one day at a time, no matter what happened yesterday, or what will happen tomorrow.

Past accomplishments and future hopes do not guarantee anything today.

That’s our job. To guarantee our day, today, is remarkable.

It’s called personal leadership.

It starts with attitude.

And expectations.

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