
The three insidious dream killers in midlife.
- I should have
- I would have
- I could have
Also known as shoulda, woulda, coulda.
This is a symptom, not an incurable disease.
Do something about it, otherwise, it will feel like a disease.
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The three insidious dream killers in midlife.
Also known as shoulda, woulda, coulda.
This is a symptom, not an incurable disease.
Do something about it, otherwise, it will feel like a disease.
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The voice in our head says, “This will change people’s lives”.
Agreed.
But.
But many don’t want to change.
They say they do.
But.
So why do we keep trying?
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Please don’t wait for this a second longer – permission to be passionate.
If we’re waiting, why? Waiting for what?
Why are most of us still waiting.
If not today, when?
Won’t the day we give ourselves unadulterated permission be the turning point we’ve wanted all along?
Can we green light this within 72 hours?
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Note: I’m always writing to myself. And yes, I’m hell bent on green lighting something important (but haven’t in the past because of fear).

Which comes first, the proliferation or the determination?
Seth Godin shared his 5,000th blog post yesterday.
Highly unlikely prolific bloggers start out thinking proliferation.
Most bloggers’ focus is short term.
Apparently not Seth – 3,650 days (10 years) to reach his incredible milestone.
Congratulations Seth. Inspiring.
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Katie’s future is so bright, it reminds us of us. She and her classmates have something most Baby Boomers will never have again – youth.
And a limitless (for now) hopeful optimism for endless possibilities.
The relentless attack of the real world, stronger and seemingly more brutal with each passing decade, hasn’t hit them yet as a homeowner, parent, and career obligated adult.
While we can wish that they’ll be immune from this, we know it ain’t gonna happen.
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