Why is this relevant to what happens to you today?

Disney Management Speakers

 

Why would “living like you mean it” be relevant to what happens to you today?

Should we have a personal battle cry for easy access to our daily inspiration?

As CEO of You, Inc, we create what makes us successful.

And we intuitively understand how repetition creates our habits.

Repetition creates habits.

Habits are in our control.

Habits make us or break us.

Weirdly enough, we know this yet do little, if anything, to change.

Why?

Because change is hard and routine is easy.

The repetition of a simple, direct, balanced, lofty approach has the power to influence.

But only through repetition.

Finished reading Mid Life Celebration for the 25th time on the return flight home yesterday.

The number represents reading of the published paperback or Kindle version. It does not include the many readings of the unpublished work.

This book is as short and sweet and powerful as they come.

“An inspirational wakeup call in about an hour.”

Over and over again.

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Trying to remain exceptionally humble, and incredibly joyful

Orlando Bease Motivational Speaker jeff noel

 

(photo: Pure unadulterated joy! A 10-year old in 1969. He’s using the original joy stick.)

Pennsylvania (in the morning) and Florida (in the evening), enjoyed your company yesterday. Please don’t be offended with this morning’s departure to Oregon.

The list of people (Family) who know the big announcement news is growing.

Harvest time is near.

Pretty cool.

Trying remain exceptionally humble, and incredibly joyful.

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Sometimes triumph doesn’t mean proving anything to anyone

Orlando sunrise near Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom

 

(photo: Yesterday morning’s walk before work)

Lorie Sheffer has been a Saturday morning guest blogger for over four years.

She hasn’t missed a weekend post.

Ever.

Remarkable.

Thank you Lorie.

And please know that today’s post (100 day’s old now), is a God-send as they say.

Sometimes winning doesn’t mean proving anything to anyone. Sometimes it means letting go and moving on. – Lorie Sheffer

Just yesterday many of us had events and moments of confusion and in our quest for clarity during the past 24 hours, Lorie’s quote (above) makes it crystal clear what one plan could be moving forward.

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Three days until he sees 55

empty college town street
Looks and sounds different without distractions

 

To see what is right in front of us is one of life’s greatest challenges.

Why we struggle with this is a mystery.

What would happen to humanity if we could eliminate the phenomenon?

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