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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Have been thinking about you. Yes you, reading this now. i appreciate your presence. Thank you.
Here’s to hoping your day today is really special.
i don’t mean special in the traditional sense like a holiday or milestone or something exciting.
i mean special in that you are able to go through your day being fully present.
Conscious.
Aware.
Grateful.
Smiling.
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On a 1-10 scale where 10 is high, 1 is low…
How important is risk taking to you?
(pausing while you do your math)
Got your answer?
Ok…
Because you deserve it, i’m taking a public risk (for your benefit)…
Even with the obvious human temptation to dismiss this…
It will take two minutes.
Don’t have two minutes?
Good luck with the rest of the day.
If you’ll consider reading all five – one each for mind, body, spirit, work, and home – you’ll risk .thinking .differently
You can thank me later.
That last sentence was a risk too.
Live like you mean it.
PS. What prompted this was the spirited nature of today’s posts.
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We are the script writers.
The work day begins the night before.
Our attitude determines whether we believe this or not.
We write the scripts that play out as the days of our lives.
The above ad: “Let’s do this” – do you think it will work?
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Been thinking a lot about the people who frequently visit Mid Life Celebration’s five blogs. It’s a feeling of gratitude and wonder.
Grateful you feel there’s reason to return.
Yet can’t help but wonder, “Why?”
After six consecutive years of daily blogging, numbers of visits and comments have long been abandoned as motivation, or as goals.
i write because it’s no longer possible to imagine life without daily writing.
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Focus, discipline, intentionality and purpose are essential in overcoming the daily onslaught of expected and unexpected to-do’s.
The constant struggle to keep up is better, if you really think about it, than the daily struggle to medicate, distract, and entertain ourselves away from the pain of being buried.
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