Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: last night the options were… don’t make a quick trip to Magic Kingdom, or, make a quick trip to Magic Kingdom)
How will our attitude today impact our desire to not wait for tomorrow to suck the marrow out of life?
The privilege to see another day is astonishingly undervalued.
The value of a single day?
Ask someone who is counting theirs.
Note to self: wishing and waiting is a flawed proposition.
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(photo: Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus… )
Strong enough and brave enough to be different?
Authentic?
When?
Never?
Come on, seriously?
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(photo: Middle school classroom cat, Posha, napping in class yesterday.)
Nearly all Baby Boomers want to change but don’t want it badly enough. They are way too comfortable.
Midlife renaissance is a moment of truth. A literal once in a lifetime opportunity to climb out of our deeply ingrained, unintentional midlife rut.
Humanity is oblivious.
And we discriminate against this once-in-a-lifetime invitation to change our attitude.
Why?
Excuses. Comfort. Fear. Doubt.
Seriously?
Everyday people openly share their reality as they go about their day to day. They talk about feeling this, struggling with this, and wanting to overcome it.
But only one in 100 buys this book.
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(photo: Overachievers are everywhere. Drive and determination are key weapons in the fight against mediocrity. Photo from yesterday in the gym parking lot.)
The herd is massive and includes almost all of us.
The movement is small, scattered, and often confused.
The herd is mediocrity.
The movement is drive and determination.
To live like you mean it.
To slay excuses and regrets. For good.
We are in charge of this. Period.
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Odds are great the vibe was the same extraordinarily high level of excitement in 1914, a century apart from today.
(photo top: Yesterday morning’s running route. Bottom: Flyer on the ground while running on campus.)
Not much changes in the human psyche. Why aren’t all our days extraordinary?
The vibe around homecoming is several levels higher than the karma around other fall weekends.
Why?
We all know why.
The bigger question is why do we not treat each weekend as this special?
Then convert this thinking to our daily living.
Asking why and why not is transformational.
Why are some days extraordinary?
Why are’t all our days extraordinary?
But it requires time.
Yeah, there’s always a catch.
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