The weird thing about saying we believe in something is how we score on the toughest of tests.
When our buttons get pushed do we have the wealth of attitude to react congruent with our noble beliefs?
Yesterday while boarding an (Orlando) Delta flight for the um-teenth time (like 300k miles-ish) with the trusty, company-issued roller bag, the Delta agent insisted the bag be checked.
Stunned, I mumbled, “Seriously?”
I believe we should be kind, patient, and generous with our calmness. It took everything I had. Seriously!
It was after midnight when the Iowa Marriott called to wake me up (gave the ok earlier) that the bag had finally arrived and was being sent directly to the room…
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Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.
Historical first post from a taxi cab (to Cafe Du Monde). Who cares, right?
And that’s the point isn’t it?
We go through our daily midlife routines, on auto pilot, no longer carrying that unbridled childlike wonder, nor a sense of giddy excitement for doing ordinary things for the very first time.
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The ReThink part is in harmony with Freud’s thought:
One day in retrospect the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful. – Sigmund Freud
This month jeff noel is challenging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. To navigate instantly from this mental attitude blog to his physical health blog, click -> go to Next Blog
Jogging through the Park, I introduced myself to Andrew. This is where he lives. At least for the moment. Everything he owns is in the bottom photo. He seemed content. A New York state of mind you could say.