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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Not only does our positive attitude journey begin with a single step, it goes on forever.
Forever meaning until we die.
To accept anything less than not wasting a single day being unthankful, not positive, not optimistic, is to not yet have the confidence we need to enjoy our final day.
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Obsessed with death?
Maybe we should be.
Not like it’s not gonna happen.
You know what’s kinda funny?
Jokes are funny.
We’ve heard all types – simple, childish, adult, long, short, off-color, spiritual, etc.
The obscene joke is when it’s time to die, and we are totally unprepared.
No?
Good argument for obsessing over death.
The end result is obsessing over living like we mean it.
Right now. All day. Everyday.
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Cop a Boomer attitude towards death Steve Jobs style? Yes, try this one on for size:
Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. – Steve Jobs
We know this.
Live, before you die. This ain’t a practice round.
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Today will be another in an endless list of days. Yet for some, the end will arrive today. A few are expecting it. Fewer still have prepared for it. Most will be caught by surprise.
The value of a day?
Ask a person who is counting theirs.
Our attitude around living and dying determines how we live each day, and perhaps, each moment.
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If there was no gift giving, what would Christmas mean to each of us?
And for how long?
Christmas in September? Society, through media and big budget marketing, has spent decades hyping up the Christmas gift giving tradition. Look at black Friday and cyber Monday after Thanksgiving. All intended to get us to spend a lot of money.
Yesterday and the day before I spent time, all of four waking hours total.
Time is money, and I spent as much as possible.
Four hours over two days doesn’t seem like much.
Compared to possibly never seeing them again, four hours was a jackpot.
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