This Is Just For Me – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Thinking is worship

Thinking is worship.

Thinking is rocket fuel.

Thinking is fun.

Thinking is exploring.

Thinking is growth.

Thinking is rewarding.

To have a mind, a brain, and not push its capabilities seems like receiving a wrapped gift and never unwrapping it.

Grateful for the gift, right?

But no idea what the giver gave you.

Note to self: Always unwrap every gift. Dive in, tear it open, and thank the giver. Profusely if it’s appropriate.

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Life is not a mental desk job

mind blown art image — Happy present ‘mental’ moment.

Doesn’t seem to me that life was designed to be a desk job.

i suppose there’s comfort and security with a desk job.

i just never want my thoughts to be metaphorically contained in a climate controlled box, also known as an air-conditioned office.

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Same as yesterday

Mountains and a lake — Same photo angle as yesterday. Yesterday was portrait mode. This photo is landscape mode.

You may have noticed i’m taking a break from most posts being in the “quote” category.

Why?

Not sure.

In the same way the “quote category” had an almost 2-year run, perhaps it’s time to take a break. Maybe that’s why?

We shall see.

i get energy from doing things for the first time.

Kids thrive on this too.

In layperson’s terms it’s called, learning

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Rocky Mountain High

When i hear John Denver sing “Rocky Mountain High”, i think of Colorado.

But when not listening to John Denver, i think of the Continental Divide running through Glacier, splitting the east side and the west side. By the way, Glacier National Park is about 1,000,000 acres.

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Mental illiteracy?

Apple Watch fitness app — Was out for a bit this morning and walked 10 miles. Three weeks in Australia did not yield rigorous movement. i moved decently in Australia, but not rigorously. Happy to do so today.

Is knowing that reading great books can dramatically help us, but not reading them the same as not being able to read?

Does knowing that doing decently rigorous movement can help us dramatically, but not moving rigorously the same as not being able to move?

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