Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Each day, it’s your choice to make. What you choose to read, watch, follow, participate in, the language you use, the comments you make, the people you hang out with.
It’s all yours.
This determines your attitude, your traveling companion through life.
Which came first, your attitude, or the list above?
Today, it’s your choice to make.
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The young children in your life are watching you. And you are making an impression they can actually articulate.
Ever have this happen to you?
On the weekend Cub Scout camping trip, I chose not to blog for two days.
So Saturday morning, when I reminded Chapin (10) I wasn’t blogging, he said, “But you’re the Internet’s only five-a-day blogger”!
Yes, and after 18 months of 7-days-a-week writing five daily blogs, the time has come to reclaim some life-balance.
Do you think he’ll notice?
Do you think the young people in your life notice?
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Happy Halloween and Happy Sunday.
Just another day in paradise, eh?
Our days come and our days go.
Time marches on.
We find ourselves being amazed by stories of people who never gave up. Some of them come to us via the TV news, the Internet, email, personal conversation, and newspaper headlines.
And some just show up on our doorstep.
This is the 2,996 blog post at Mid Life Celebration, LLC.
If you click through all five posts today, you’ll get to the 3,000 blog post.
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Who are some of your favorite comedians? What makes them your favorites? Foxworthy, Cosby, Skelton, Chaplin, Carlin, Pryor. Seinfeld, Ellen.
So funny and so famous, they need only one name. Wonder if they wanted to be famous, or simply enjoyed making people laugh? Ever wonder when in their careers they felt destined to be famous?
After re-reading yesterday’s post a half-dozen times, I almost changed it, because it’s not only in action, but also in solitude, doing nothing, that we gain self-knowledge.
And that’s no joke.
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If anything can go well, it will.
Sure beats the tried and true opposite, doesn’t? Don’t even need to tell you, your mind automatically knows which phrase is exactly opposite.
New studies and evidence discard the old brain thinking dogma. That the brain is hard-wired. It can not be changed or altered.
Sunday’s at Mid Life Celebration are known as “Lorie Sheffer Day”, our faithful, funny, an insightful guest blogger.
She sent me two interesting links that I feel compelled to share with you: