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The ultimate confirmation of having wisdom is the profoundly simple revelation that every single day is a final exam. This is taxing either way, so saying it’s too much work is a lame excuse.
To live a single day in the absence of abundant gratitude, joy, compassion, and service is to not yet have wisdom.
Humans are creatures of habit. To live in the way described here, or to not, is a habit.
Habits enslave us or set us free.
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Be ready.
Huh?
A couple days ago while driving, two simple words came to mind out of nowhere (happens frequently by the way).
Be.
Ready.
Will we be ready for take off when air traffic control announces our dream is ready for takeoff?
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You are being unjust and denying it everyday.
Much less pressing than civil rights, it’s an appalling personal injustice that matters now.
The gross negligence and personal disrespect we have for our overall wellness is epic.
And no one is fighting for it, because the people in power (you and i) must sacrifice to get it.
Who would bite the hand that feeds them pleasure, comfort, entertainment, ease?
Hardly anyone.
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Why would “living like you mean it” be relevant to what happens to you today?
Should we have a personal battle cry for easy access to our daily inspiration?
As CEO of You, Inc, we create what makes us successful.
And we intuitively understand how repetition creates our habits.
Repetition creates habits.
Habits are in our control.
Habits make us or break us.
Weirdly enough, we know this yet do little, if anything, to change.
Why?
Because change is hard and routine is easy.
The repetition of a simple, direct, balanced, lofty approach has the power to influence.
But only through repetition.
Finished reading Mid Life Celebration for the 25th time on the return flight home yesterday.
The number represents reading of the published paperback or Kindle version. It does not include the many readings of the unpublished work.
This book is as short and sweet and powerful as they come.
“An inspirational wakeup call in about an hour.”
Over and over again.
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