Tag: Glacier

Perpetual learning machines

Yesterday morning before sunrise at Granite Park Chalet. My Creative Director capturing a moment.

Perpetual learning machines we are.

Or not.

As i walk about Glacier National Park with our Son, it’s validating to hear others (in the media i consume daily) speak of perpetual learning as a critical success factor in life.

Glacier is one of my favorite experiential, living learning labratories.

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Prioritize your priorities

Forky from Toy Story 4 helped guide our way.

What do you mean, prioritize your priorities?

This…

Four miles up.

But can we get a parking space?

We arrived later (7:50 AM) than the 7:30 AM target time but found a space.

No parking space means chaos.

Over-focus on key elements, like simply arriving early enough to secure one of only 20 spaces. Glacier National Park averages one-million visitors per Summer month.

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Welcome back to Glacier National Park

Just 22 hours ago at Orlando airport.
12 hours ago, our home office for the next week. West Glacier Motel.

Welcome back to Glacier National Park.

We bought a one-way Delta airlines ticket.

We are here to work and play.

Our office today is Granite Park Chalet.

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Now that your TEDx Talk is published…

Left behind by house Guests. They were reunited yesterday.

Now that your TEDx Talk is published what are your going to do next?

i’m going to Glacier National Park!

When?

Right now.

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The symptoms of thinking

We are trading Glacier Lillies for Beach Sunflowers this afternoon.

Writing is a symptom of thinking.

As you thinketh, so you can writeth.

But you must write.

That’s the catch.

Writing helps your thinking and thinking helps your writing.

Common sense, right?

Common practice, no?

And so it goes.

It’s always your turn to choose daily writing or no daily writing.

How we think determines how (and when) we write.

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