Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Life goes on. For all of us. And sometimes it goes by fast.
Really, really fast.
And the best we can hope to do is our best.
But really, when we’re really, really busy, are we able to give our best?
Or are we simply giving a lot?
Is this a quantity versus quality challenge?
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Personal responsibility is being able to choose our response…
Everyday (think) positive: our thoughts, words, deeds, friends, what we watch, read, focus on.
Everyday (move) healthy: regular exercise, balanced diet, adequate rest.
Everyday (feel) gratitude: all day, pray without ceasing and in our giving we receive.
Everyday (work) contribute: we study, hone, practice, execute, read, teach, write, review, correct, learn, launch, revise, repeat, ship.
Everyday (nest) organized: mindfully organize the placement, use, storage, and disposal of our stuff.
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The one thing so easy to completely forget after the honeymoon of excitement – you know, the honeymoon of initial, feels-great-to-be-recommitted energy around promises we made to course correct after decades of Baby Boomer wandering.
The whole part about changing.
Remember?
Changing… wanting to… promising to recommit… remember?
To tackle today in a balanced way, I love jumping from mind (this blog) to body (this blog).
Lets nudge ourselves our world ourselves to think about taking on more personal responsibility in solving the things we wish didn’t have to be solved.
Ever mindful. Ever vigilant. Ever hopeful. Always doing things to “be the change”. Never complaining about what others aren’t doing. Only focused on our own pile of improvements we can make.
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Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.
Tomorrow is the enemy.
Tomorrow is not the day to strive to be better than we were today.
Today is the day to strive to be better than yesterday.
In one, we wait.
In the other, we go.
This is a secret few internalize.
Now we know.
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