Tag: Easy

Easy and ease, mind

Ease isn’t easy until it is.

Easy is for routine stuff. Say walking.

But walking was desperately hard as a newborn. Yet after a year or so relentlessly trying we only take a single step.

Fast forward to your life today.

Consistently walking with purpose (not a stroll), for a purpose (health, errand, social) can be done with ease, but it’s not easy. And because it’s not easy, most don’t (can’t) do it.

Note: Walking for health, to do an errand, or to be social is not easy because there are so many other easy things (driving, Amazon, excuses) to do.

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Want to be more in 2020?

Disney Institute Keynote Speaker
Be incredible. Do more.

Want to be more in 2020?

Do more.

Do more what?

Mind, body, spirit, work, and home.

In a word, learn.

Learn by studying, doing, reflecting, teaching.

Do more to over-focus on the common-sense basics that you under-focus on or ignore.

Have a bottle of water waiting for you when you wake up.

An easy win is an easy hydration start.

Go.

Be amazed and be amazing.

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No scholarships for us

child and teddy bear
2004?

 

Scholarships360.org is a School recommended resource for free college money.

This made me think, “Wouldn’t it be great if there were scholarships for positive attitudes?”

Dream on, right?

Looks like we still have to “pay our own way” when it comes to staying positive.

Hope that’s not a downer for anyone.

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Fresh eyes see it right away

Four Florida Sand Hill Cranes in street
Fearless, ignorant, or trusting?

 

Fresh eyes see things differently. And they see the difference without even trying.

Why?

Because to them, it’s obvious.

Last night near bedtime, the 14 year old was getting a rare look at these blog posts. Right away he asked why the photo captions weren’t in the photos like they used to be.

He also said, “They look ugly the way you are doing it.”

Today’s posts are back to the old way.

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