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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Are midlife thrivers anomalies? How do we know if we’re thriving?
What measures, what metrics?
How do we improve those measure/metrics if we have the desire to? Where do we start?
Last night calling home from the Iowa Marriott, my wife called me an anomaly.
Perhaps that is a great metric.
Work hard for that. Listen for it.
And never rest on your laurels.
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Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.
Life is full of questions. Some easy, some difficult. Some complex, some simple.
I have found the simplest questions are also the most challenging to answer… until they’re not.
If we relentlessly dog the question, it will eventually tire, and we will catch it and discover an astonishingly simple answer.
And our lives will never again be the same.
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The thriver makes no distinction between her work and her play, her office and her home, her mind and her body, her focus and her distraction, her love and her religion. Everything blurs together. She pursues excellence at whatever she does, making others wonder whether she is working or playing. Unconsciously, she’s always doing both.
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Doubt is a luxury Baby Boomers can no longer afford. Our cumulative life’s wisdom needs to be cashed in to pay the tab for an un-prioritized life. A three step process can ensue:
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Same place, different time of day…
A perfect example of being mindful in the moment. Last night two 11-year old boys in the pool kept badgering, “Come on, one more game”.
The Magic Kingdom fireworks had just finished, so it was past 10pm and well past “my bedtime”. And I was tired from a long day.
The midlife truth struck. There will come a day when I’ll long for this type of request.
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Note: Fireworks visible 365 days a year from house. Yes, got back in.