The value of yesterday

Orlando Based Disney Motivational Speaker
Yesterday from photographer Raul Colon.

 

The value of our yesterday is often below our conscious thought because we are generally very busy keeping up with the fast pace of life. Being busy becomes a deeply embedded habit and dramatically inhibits living consciously.

This is the main reason why i chose to continue writing five daily, differently-themed blogs after the 100-day challenge was officially completed.

Daily writing, or journaling, in solitude before the day gets busy, grounds us in a way nothing else comes close to. And now it’s been over 2,200 consecutive days.

PS. Yesterday was amazing.

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How often does a day like today happen?

iPhone screen shot of 2014 Hurricane Andrew near Florida

 

(photo: Sanibel Island is two hours south of Tampa, and claims to be the ‘shelling capital of the world’)

Do you have a favorite vacation destination? One that makes you forget about all the challenges, stress, and pressure of a busy life?

And how often do you get to visit this sacred place?

Heading there tomorrow.

Last year was the first Summer we skipped a Summer trip to Sanibel Island in 25 years (went to Glacier National Park instead).

It’s not often that a day like today happens in our lives.

Maybe once a year.

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Three obvious things about attitude on the Big Island

Hulu dancers and Aloha shirts mean only one thing - welcome to Hawaii
Hulu dancers and Aloha shirts mean only one thing – welcome to Hawaii

 

Three obvious things about attitude on the Big Island:

1. It’s incredibly exciting to visit for the first time.

2. Historical marketing did a great job of painting the romantic stereotype.

3. It’s insanely refreshing to realize it’s different, but the same as everywhere else.

Traveling the world, it really does ring true…

There is just one moon and one golden sun and a smile means friendship to everyone. There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware… it’s a small world after all…

Have an awesome Saturday.

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