Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
You can’t do everything, yet you can do anything. Understand the difference and the world arrives to help you.
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During the 1979-80 Junior year of college i had a dorm room wall poster with this quote from Bob Dylan:
He who is not busy being born, is busy dying.
Growth is stimulating.
Growth is more than physical, it also applies to attitude.
Like a muscle, strain – from experiences – strengthens our mental outlook.
Learn to be intentional where you used to be less intentional or unconcerned.
Enjoy the soreness when you push yourself past your perceived limits. Soreness means the work was more than you are used to enduring.
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Don’t listen to what people say, just watch what they do.
That’s the true story.
That’s also where you learn who sets a great example and who is an important warning.
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Good, balanced choices offer stability and advantage.
Stability is gained by spending less time recovering from bad choices. This allows more time to make good choices and gain momentum and confidence.
You can capitalize on good choices as you can capitalize on good financial investments.
Good choices contain the magic of compound interest. The cumulative effect from small and consistent good choices pays huge dividends long-term.
Live for today, plan for tomorrow.
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Decision debt.
When we have more decisions than we have time to figure out and make.
This creates…
Decision fatigue, and then our positive attitude is at odds with patience, peace, and joy.
The insidious and negative drag that decision debt has on “is this the right thing to do, and is now the right time, and this the right price” lessens our patience, joy, and our overall wellness.
No one coached me on how to develop decision making habits. It’s been a work in progress.
Now i use the balance between mind, body, spirit, money, and hq to act as guideposts.
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