It’s okay and not okay, okay?

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The answers are easy to find, it’s the questions that trip us up

 

It’s okay to not know the answer.

It’s not okay to not know the question.

Wisdom is discovering life’s most important questions.

Joy is finding the courage to pursue the answers.

Not many of us fully appreciate this.

And it’s a leading cause of work life imbalance.

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Rethink, unthink, dethink

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Big question: How and where to leave a physical legacy

 

Rethink, unthink, dethink. That’s where jeff noel is headed.

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A simple process created years ago to help challenge, well, everything.

Starting with the mission critical first step • rethinking.

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Before we know it, our greatest gift coupon has expired

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My gift coupon had expired, so I paid full price

 

Before we know it, our greatest gift coupon has expired.

Life is so complicated, the hustle and bustle of each day challenges can make us lose focus about what is truly important, or what is only a momentary setback or crisis and not a lifetime error.

We begin each day forgetting the most basic assumption of life – we will die.

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Are midlife thrivers anomalies?

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Baby Boomer anomalies are delightful

 

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.

Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.

 

The paradox of a simple question that is hidden from most humans

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we have bus loads of questions in life, there are only a handful of answers that matter

 

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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