Saying goodbye’s purpose

Saying goodbye’s purpose is to avoid regret.

Saying goodbye’s purpose is to carry peace in your heart.

Saying goodbye’s purpose is to plan for the worst and hope for the best.

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Speak less, say more

Caladium sprouting
First caladium bulb sprouting in 2025. Spring is here.
4-second video: caught this morning’s moon rise. Now it’s sky high.

Speak less, say more.

Time to cash in on a lifetime of thinking, doing, and dreaming.

Still thinking.

Still dreaming.

Doing less talking?

We’ll see.

Ps. Get moving. Move dem buttocks…

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Interesting time in life, mind

lioness at Disney
Last week at Walt Disney World.

Interesting time in life.

Being closer to 70 then to 60, this is uncharted territory for me.

Unless i have a blind spot, my mind and my thoughts feel like they have never been so clear and simple.

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The paradoxical key

Right in front of me, 15-feet up.
Dead center in this photo is the content from the previous photo. Taken last night from a sitting area.

The paradoxical key to a peaceful life is to slow down.

Slow down to speed up.

How to slow down has been a decades-long priority for me.

Speed isn’t the issue.

Too much to do is.

So?

Don’t have too much to do.

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Disney .thinks .differently

book cover for The Comfort Crisis
A 10-year executive coaching client (CEO of 3k employee enterprise recently purchased by a 300k person enterprise) sent this yesterday. Can you guess who he said it reminded him of?

Disney Excellence Paradox:

Teaching Disney Institute’s world-class curriculum to a million people over 15 years, my participants always appreciated when i said this:

“We don’t do these things because we’re Disney, we’re Disney because we do these things.”

The above quote is my response to anyone insisting that Disney has special abilities and secrets that outsiders can’t touch.

It is my way of trying to snap a person back to reality.

Finally, this insight frames one of my daily mantras: Stop making excuses that excellence is only reserved for privileged people and privileged companies. Be amazed and be amazing.

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