Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Everything’s important, right? You’re insanely busy, right? Yeah, yeah, whatever….
Quick reminder: I write 5 daily, differently-themed blogs, just for you. No one approaches common sense this way.
At the end of every daily post, a link, to the next blog in the series.
Life’s 5 big choices, all in two minutes or less. This ain’t your Momma’s vitamin.
Have our days become a commodity, like these $1 DVD rentals outside a Walgreens?
Ever start something and not finish? Story of our lives, right? A year ago today, this post was started. No, seriously. Got as far as the title: Refresh, Renew, Reclaim.
Never wrote any content, just the title. A metaphor for our lives, isn’t it?
We come up with a title, a concept, a goal, and then time slowly steals it away from us so eventually, we end up right at the very place we had dreamt of leaving behind.
Next Blog
Is your attitude in the toilet?
Important attitude questions:
None of this is easy. And you do know, right? You own your answers.
Next Blog
(Welcome back. Today’s post follows this brief informational reminder)
A quick reminder on how these blogs work.
Each morning I write five different, pithy blogs: Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ.
Easy. Simple. Potentially transformational.
You can cruise through all five daily blogs in two to five minutes. Every post ends with “Next Blog“.
And the word Blog contains the hyperlink to the next one.
Or…
You can continue scrolling down to read more posts from the blog you’re currently on.
PS. This post will stay at the top for a while. Please scroll down for today’s post.
Happy Monday everyone. Hope your weekend was good. There is much worry and trouble in the world.
Let us do today what we can to make ourselves and those around us happy.
In 56 days, on October 17, these five different, daily blogs I write will reach a grand total 3,000 posts.
This five-a-day blogging began all because our son questioned why his 2nd grade teacher wanted him to read out loud 20 minutes each night.
And the five topics (blogs) were created so a Father could have a simple way to teach his son about life.