Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
If less is more, why do i have more?
Want to be happier?
Have less stuff.
How does this apply to our mental attitude?
Have fewer go-to responses to life’s constantly changing scenarios.
Limit your outlook and your responses to a few essentials (and no more):
Go.
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(photo: There will be many people here in the next two days.)
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The car arrived at 4:00am to take the busy executive to the Orlando airport. Ten days in California on business.
Wondering if this is where she thought she’d be in life.
Wondering if it was the hope all along or was it simply serendipity?
Wondering how executives define themselves when they stop being in charge. You know, retire.
Wondering how any of us will define ourselves, after, you know, we retire.
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(photo: Stopped along the roadside to say hello to these gracious gifts from Mother Nature)
The key difference between a poor attitude and a positive attitude has nothing to do with happiness.
Being happy is not the cornerstone of a positive attitude.
Being grateful is.
While being happy all the time may seem impossible, being constantly grateful is anything but.
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Always looking for signs of happiness in midlife?
Probably.
Why?
Because most of us are struggling to keep up with the Jones.
Not the ‘Jones’ house, yard, or car, but with the ‘Jones’ apparent happiness.
Social media can become a big smoke screen for what lies underneath.
A deep and dull feeling of average.
Average is only bad if we assign it that value.
But what if average was actually bliss?
And what if it’s not?
What if we are capable of so much more but are afraid to go for it?
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