Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: Dawn. Remember yesterday when we said tomorrow?)
Our attitude today is a leading indicator of how we’ll think and behave tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the enemy, not today.
Tomorrow is a crutch, a drug, the best excuse ever invented.
The best time to have courage was yesterday.
The second best time is today.
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Time is the quality of nature that keeps events from happening all at once. Lately it doesn’t seem to be working. – unknown
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Most mid-lifers have quietly accepted their prison sentence on the treadmill of life.
And with each monotonous, repetitive step they keep waiting and hoping for life to shower them with meaning and happiness.
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What is the coolest thing we can do to be true to ourselves?
An uncommon question and unlikely we have a ready answer. But what if we did?
Why are so few of us are able to pull ourselves out of our deeply worn ruts. Ruts that began long ago as ‘finding our groove’.
Do only the luckiest of mid-lifers have role models who encourage them?
Do only the luckiest have role models who have blazed a trail as a decent example?
The rest of us, well, do we still have time to become a trail blazer?
Do we even think it’s worth it at this stage in life?
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In our exhaustion from the daily grind, an opportunity presents itself everyday. Except it’s probably invisible to most of us. Maybe the decently self-aware person doesn’t miss it. Who knows for sure?
If no one is immune from life’s demands, how do some seem to make the obvious first choice?
Survive or thrive.
Pick.
All are eligible to thrive.
All of us?
It would certainly seem so.
We should never judge others on their perceived luck or privilege. This would certainly start looking like an excuse. Denial. We don’t need any more of that in our life.
But it sure beats trying to do the challenging work of learning how to thrive despite the hell we all go through.
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