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What can we learn from the Walt Disney World marathon runners?

inspiring words on small stones in airport gift shop — Positive thinking attracts better outcomes

What can we learn from the Walt Disney World marathon runners?

that it’s okay to think BIG
they convinced themselves it was important enough to risk failing
they knew it would be one of life’s biggest challenges
they knew it would be amazing to be able to say, “I did it“
they shipped, they took action
but first, they dreamt of finishing (shipping)

Everything on this list speaks to positive outcomes and the power of thinking that way.

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Do this one thing today in which failure isn’t even remotely possible

Young white Lab pup sitting at attention — let’s do something small enough but still deserves an “atta-boy”

Our back-burner dreams: the best time to start on them was yesterday. The second best time is today.

Take one small, seemingly insignificant step today. Something so small, we can’t possibly fail.

“Atta-boy”! (or “Atta girl”)

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Two reasons why being relentless annoys others

Two reasons why being relentless annoys others:

It accentuates the guilt we feel for downplaying focus and discipline
It reminds us of what could be, but isn’t, and probably never will be

The best way to develop relentlessness is one day at a time. Fall down seven, get up eight.

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The tragedy these young people never saw coming

A reality we never see coming is this – reaching midlife and realizing we’ve been living our lives based on what we’re gonna do.

At last night’s 35th high school reunion, the invocation included a harsh reality that time and opportunity wait for no one. No one. No. One.

Which begs the question, is time or money more valuable?

Boomers, work on this until you drop

meat eaters — any idea what goes into these things?

healthy choices are hard when there are tasty unhealthy choices surrounding us

Work on this until you drop. Endure the sharp pains of doubt and insecurity, so that you may reap the reward of self-discovery. And ultimately, with enough battle time, self-mastery.

Failing to roll up our sleeves and get busy will be a life sentence for a dull, nagging regret that develops into a sickness you can’t identify.

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