Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: Yesterday at a stoplight)
The weirdest thing about attitude is that we all start out thinking about the same types of lofty goals. Why most people stop is a great mystery.
Is it fear of failure that holds us back?
Probably.
But here’s the rub.
Not going is the same as failing.
So why not go?
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(photo: The sun illuminates things the same way having the guts to follow our dreams does)
Official launch is one week and a day away.
Which makes us curious.
Eights days until retirement and kicking back?
Or until go time? Full steam ahead? Put a dent in the Universe?
In the past few days, people are starting to quietly share how gutsy they think this is.
To you, the one reading this, never let your memories be bigger than your dreams.
And don’t quit your day job while you lay your foundation.
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(photo: Group photo of college buddies and their wives reuniting 30+ years later, on a North Carolina mountain top home of one of the guys.)
In a perfect world, everyone would be happy.
Impossible?
We are in charge of how we view the world.
Many insist you can’t be happy all the time.
Hmmm.
Can we be grateful all the time?
The answer depends on our attitude.
Nothing more, nothing less.
It all comes down to attitude.
And guess what drives our attitude?
Gratitude.
It’s not rocket surgery.
But it does require tremendous focus and discipline.
Which also comes down to attitude.
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(photo: Had 15 minutes to spare waiting for Sport Clips to open at 10am… time for a haircut before 10 days of travel in the next 12)
What is it about a particular attitude attribute that stiffens our spine?
Our minds can think of a great diversity of answers, yet there’s one answer, upon hearing it, we all nod, smile, and say, totally.
It’s when someone we know does what they say they’re gonna do, especially the big things that take years (maybe decades) to do and their progress is so slow and unremarkable, we never notice.
We never notice that is, until the day comes when they are done.
Then’s it’s, holy crap, she climbed that mountain.
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