Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
As we search for meaning in our lives, one of the most basic, foundational rules for success is this:
Wish there was better news. Those of you who stick around have hope that you’ll live by this.
Those that leave, well, unfortunately, it was predictable.
There is no attempt to hurt anyone’s feelings. Sooner or later though, we get a second chance. I’ve grabbed mine.
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It is now amazingly easy to click through all five daily blogs, without having to think or remember which order or how many you’ve already visited.
Simply click the top link under Blogroll, on the upper right-hand column. It automatically advances you.
Ever heard these phrases?:
On a friend’s suggestion, I’ve simplified navigation between the five daily blogs.
It’s basic, it’s common sense, and just one more simple improvement.
It reminds me of mid life.
PS. Please scroll past this to read today’s post. Thanks.
“To know is to do.
To know and not do, is to not yet know.” –– Dennis F.
Common sense at midlife should come easy.
And it usually does.
However, most people don’t practice common sense.
So in reality, they really don’t have any.
Lists. Top ten lists. Mid life. Midlife lists. Midlife top ten lists.
Mind, Body, Spirit, Money.
Life’s Big Four. Life’s four big decision areas.
All day long we make decisions around these four very simple concepts of mind, body, spirit and money. Mostly unaware.
Having answers to critical questions empowers us with a peace that is unknown to people still searching.
What they are searching for and why they pass by the obvious, is understandable and it is also sad. Humans are conditioned to complicate life. Complicated does not get us closer to peace.
Only discernment, organization and finally, determination to be focused and disciplined.
I know well. It’s taken me 50 years to figure it out. Ok, I’m slow. But also determined.
There is hope for you and your dreams. If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a million times – there is no shortcut.
A mid life crisis isn’t really a crisis at mid life. It’s simply an opportunity to:
Common sense, isn’t it? Pretty simple actually.
Be careful though. Simple does not mean easy. Carpe diem. 🙂