Kane’s Orlando concert eight days ago was his biggest sold-out venue ever.
Ninth row back from the pit.
Enjoyed dinner at Jernigan’s Restaurant before the show.
Happy birthday CAN.
Writing this December 4th as i prepare to fly to South America later today.
And i know when this post goes live on your birthday, we’ll have already enjoyed Kane’s amazing concert, with the incredible seats and other little touches.
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Yesterday, experimenting with a potential improvement for Glacier National Park. This solar charger would fill the void for the lack of electricity at Granite Park Chalet.
If there were only six months left to live would you continue to make small daily improvements?
Asking you this under the assumption you already have the daily habit of small, daily improvement deeply ingrained. Safe to assume?
It’s so easy to dismiss the daily value of making slightly better choices.
Sticking with the basics is not impressive.
Being in love with boredom is not compelling.
Getting a fraction better isn’t going to be newsworthy.
So let’s say you have decades to live, would you focus on daily incremental improvement? Remember items 1-3?
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Context from You Tube: In her New Orleans neighborhood, artist and TED Fellow Candy Chang turned an abandoned house into a giant chalkboard asking a fill-in-the-blank question: “Before I die I want to ___.” Her neighbors’ answers — surprising, poignant, funny — became an unexpected mirror for the community. (What’s your answer?)
Fill in the blank…
Before i die i want to ___________.
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