Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Very often, because we treat everything coming at us as important, even the trivial stuff, we go through our day without a sense of balance or sense of priority. Yet we want to get better at so many things in our life.
We cannot improve this one thing.
We cannot improve what we do not measure.
As a small example of a high priority go to the next blog and you’ll see one thing I do (twice) every single morning…
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Someone asked me why I write five daily blogs about the five big choices in life. They were especially curious because of all the other things in life, like work, family, etc. All I can think of is this is how life works. We are all busy, yet the big choices do not wait for anyone.
I guess it is the privilege to think how each one impacts the other and how we can influence that by doing little things each day that we would not have done because we did not give any thought to it.
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If we lived life unafraid of death, what would change?
Why be nervous this morning as we head to Health Central and Dr Jorge Florin’s surgical team?
Guessing it’s something hard to articulate. And very unlikely to happen. The worse case scenario.
It happens. Rarely. But it does.
The fear that people – anywhere, at anytime – let their guard down and aren’t at their very best.
Otherwise, it should be an amazing experience.
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Why choosing is so critical to our midlife happiness…
It may not seem so, but what we resist changing, we choose.
And even if we choose not to decide, we still have made a choice.
We know this, but it doesn’t matter what we know, only matters what we do.
Hold onto this notion as if our life depended on it?
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Strengthen a midlife weakness or let it go for a better alternative?
Exploit and strengthen what you are really good at already?
That’s what I do.
Took years decades to finally see the light results.
Hell yeah it’s scary.
So is being stuck in a midlife rut.
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