Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
What would it feel like to have three overwhelming events happen on the same day?:
All unexpected.
All powerful.
All emotional.
All reminding us of life’s beauty and life’s harsh reality.
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The interesting thing about getting honest feedback is that we should always consider the source.
What if they are full of it? What if they are not?
This makes it tough because often the source itself is reliable, but the source’s exposure and comprehension may be influenced only by second-hand or pre-filtered information.
As a parent or a boss, we often get little exposure to what is actually happening in the day to day. So we rely on others to give us feedback.
The inherent challenge with this perception of reality is our optimism, values, filter, problems, goals, health, and so on, is not based on eye-witness observations.
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Until we can be brutally honest with ourselves, we are doomed trapped sentenced to mediocrity.
We know this.
We do.
Nothing wrong with this if a mediocre attitude turns us on and leaves us without regret.
Honest.
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Quotable?
Indecision feeds fear, sustains fear, and actually enlarges fear’s reach. (Tweet that)
Don’t let it.
Regret sucks.
So yesterday in a Facebook post, told all those 1977 Spring Grove Area High School classmates something never before shared.
“I love you. Seriously.”
The first quote is from a book inspired by fear and regret.
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Reminders come and go.
Some are simple and casual.
Some are devastating, tragic, sudden.
What we do with them to a large extent, determines our ability to live with peace and contentment.
Fear is attachment to things, people, and outcomes.
Waking up to this and living like we mean it helps us accept the uncontrollables in life.
This is key to being a thriver versus a survivor.
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