Finding the daily gift

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Puts things in perspective. Photo: From walking tour of Rollins College three days ago.

 

Finding the daily gift.

Huh?

Your gift.

What?

Mindfulness.

How?

Patience.

Desire.

Humilty,

Reflection.

Gratitude.

Go.

Slowly.

But go.

 

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Blogging with Benefits for 8+ years

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Note to self: You’ll regret backing off. Don’t do it.

 

Loosely structured from a Pinterest board:

  1. Ranking – front page for “Disney Keynote Speaker”
  2. Growth – in a word, transformation, from writing 3,200+ days
  3. Skills – confidence & conviction
  4. Marketing (see #1) – Google front page for Disney Speaker
  5. Clarity – life is complicated if we don’t figure it out
  6. Content – 16K+ published posts (and counting)
  7. Development – seeing thoughts on digital-paper is pure honesty
  8. Accessibility – digital thought-content is permanent
  9. PR – you can’t fake your life’s work
  10.  Impact – Maybe one or two people’s lives change

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Life is hard and will continue to be challenging

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Write what you wish for to yourself, not Santa. Photo: Yesterday at Orlando Ritz Carlton.

 

Life is hard and will continue to be challenging.

Good luck with that.

It’s your sole responsibility to lead your life-time efforts.

If you aren’t working hard to mitigate (possibly even eliminate) the steady influx of unexpected challenges difficulties opportunities, you are slowing and surely being beaten down.

Keep fighting.

PS. Happy birthday Walt Disney (December 5).

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This test will be repeated every day until you die

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Are you going to write the book you privately tell yourself you want to write? Photo: Yesterday at Barnes and Noble.

 

This test repeats itself every day until you die.

You make, or don’t make a decision, and then you wonder if you did the right thing.

Or, you agonize over not making the best decision and beat yourself up. You know what you should have done, but you didn’t.

This doubt and corresponding fear become an insidious habit. You justify this in your mind. The security in playing it safe feels better than the opportunity in being brave.

 

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