Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Reminders come and go.
Some are simple and casual.
Some are devastating, tragic, sudden.
What we do with them to a large extent, determines our ability to live with peace and contentment.
Fear is attachment to things, people, and outcomes.
Waking up to this and living like we mean it helps us accept the uncontrollables in life.
This is key to being a thriver versus a survivor.
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Sent this as an email from Amazon to a friend who’s been saying for two months she’s going to buy the book.
Dude, this book is gonna make your heart sing and your mind explode. Do yourself a favor (right now). Okay? 🙂
So really, what holds us back from helping ourselves?
(fear, uncertainty, excuses, time, codependence?)
Life is not a dress rehearsal.
We know this.
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How does a person tell the difference between delusions of grandeur and the likelihood that they’ve been called to do something important?
Every breakthrough was once a crazy idea to all but one person.
What if we saw death as the third most magnificent day in our life?
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Can we remember a time when we lived without fear?
What was our attitude at the time?
Better than, about the same, or worse than now?
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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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