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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
The irony of our midlife choices is that we say one thing but do another. We hate the freezing temperatures but live there anyway. And use plastic palm trees in the corner as some sort of twisted bandaid.
We pollute our soul so slowly we never notice.
Until the wakeup call comes.
And even then…
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PS. Live like you mean it is a battle cry, not a slogan.
Does our attitude direct our destiny?
Benign neglect – the silent killer of our dreams.
Ignoring this aha moment won’t change it’s validity.
Wishing you the best today (and for all the rest of your days left here on Earth).
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Midlife is for taking risks.
If no one ever took risks, Michelangelo would have painted on the Sistine floor. – Neil Simon
Funny, right?
When it’s someone else denying their potential, but what about when’s it’s us?
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PS. Correction: Our entire life is for taking risks, and midlife becomes our last great chance to get back on track.
Lehigh Valley International Airport. Yesterday afternoon. Wondering how many and how significant the changes would be. Haven’t seen my in-laws in two years.
Waiting for our ride, the airport PA system automated announcement:
Please don’t leave luggage unattended.
Isn’t that what causes a midlife crisis, leaving our luggage (life’s important priorities) unattended?
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Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.
A common midlife crisis wakeup call results from living life from the sidelines.
Life is Life is not a spectator sport.
Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.
PS. There are two typos in this post. One intentional, one not.
Can you find them?