
Is ‘good’ all it’s cracked up to be?
What if ‘bad’ was humanity’s standard?
What if change was always viewed as bad?
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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.

Is ‘good’ all it’s cracked up to be?
What if ‘bad’ was humanity’s standard?
What if change was always viewed as bad?
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This website is about our MIND. To read today’s post about our BODY, click here.



What makes your life good?
You can believe what others say.
You can decide for yourself.
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Going through each day of our lives, we are presented with a multitude of free learning opportunities. I often wonder how many I miss and how others feel about this concept.
Yesterday in North Carolina, in complete casual conversation, I asked a stranger if he had any advice on raising boys, since his boy is almost 18. He said, “Communication“.
He pushed his son so hard in sports that his son started to pull away and retreat – while they we’re together. It was no longer fun for the boy to be with his Dad, during years 12-14.
Duly noted.
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Crazy means different things to different people. What one defines as crazy, to another is simply business as usual. Yesterday was a major milestone for some people – their first (and probably last) marathon.
For others, it was a Sunday morning and an opportunity for a routine visit to a Disney Park – father, son, son’s friend…here’s how it played out. (each photo has a caption)






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“Every Man is guilty of all the good he didn’t do”. — Voltaire
This thought almost has me speechless. Seriously. Wow.
This is a profoundly simple, yet simply profound statement. Why?
It signifies, perhaps, one of the original seeds of mid life crisis. We get to mid life and question, “What the heck happened to all my plans to do great things”?
If we are strong enough and focused enough, to have the will to turn our mid life crisis into a mid life celebration, we can realize a second chance in life. It’s up to each one of us. And yes, it will NOT be easy, but it will be worth celebrating. Big time!