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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: rethink • reprioritize • reccommit?)
What is unclear here with Maya is whether this was an epiphany about herself or about our world.
The need for change bulldozed a road down the center of my mind. – Maya Angelou
Because everyone knows our world needs some work.
But who knows about the change we need to initiate?
No one? Not even us?
Seriously?
Rut roe.
Ya with me?
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(photo: first day of school parking lot welcome sign… how will children learn if not from our wonderful example?)
Thanksgiving is both 100 days away and it is here today.
One profound thought 100 days ago for us to read today, Thanksgiving.
Change one to change everything.
What if we never criticized another person for the rest of our lives.
And what if we channeled all the things we thought needed fixing in the world – what if we channelled that energy, that critical eye, that passion, all the compelling reasons why – what if we channeled it into fixing ourselves?
Change one to change everything?
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PS. If you’re newer here, jeff suffers from writer’s flood. He writes so prolifically that what gets written each morning must get in the back of the line of a 100 (day) post surplus.
And if you’re new, he writes this blog plus four other different ones. An actual surplus of 500 posts. Click the hyperlink ‘Blog‘ to move between the five.
Milestones in life help us make sense of, or maybe help us pause to appreciate, our journey.
This image has historical significance to Mid Life Celebration.
Trivial to all but two or three people.
A small seed of change and transformation.
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Five days until the big day.
Something happens when you turn 55.
Options that never existed suddenly exist.
This is really, really exciting. Like going-away-to-college exciting.
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There are amazingly inspiring people throughout history, but something is missing, even in a wonderfully captivating quote like this:
The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. –Amelia Earhart
What’s missing?
Action.
Quotes from famous people are like a shot of whiskey.
Something gutsy and raw in the consuming.
The wonderful afterglow is pretty amazing.
The letdown from not being able to maintain and sustain that wonderful feeling is why we keep consuming quotes, yet few of us ever launch our lives in the direction of our wildest dreams.
Things begin to change when we begin to change.
Common sense, but not common. (quotable?)
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