Dear Son (and Fellow Baby Boomers), The Toughest Fact To Accept Is That We Own Our Outcomes

Don't Be A Crash Test Dummy, Be In Charge

There are exceptions to every rule. However, no one is exempt from exercising regularly, it’s our personal responsibility. We are in charge, no one else. This is life’s toughest lesson because we take the test when it’s too late. Do most elders focus on regular exercise and moderate, healthy eating?

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Midlife Insignificance And Decline Or Midlife Legacy And Growth?

Walt Disney's Epcot - Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow

It dawned on jeff noel after writing yesterday’s Mid Life Celebration post how much Disney has influenced his thinking and his midlife choices. After 28 years tCongratulations my friend. That’s a huge milestone and proof of what happens when we don’t give up. PS brilliant photo. Is that behind your childhood home?here, including 12 years teaching Walt Disney’s business practices, noel has only one way of thinking – creatively BIG!

The way Walt Disney thought – no limits. Same with Bob Iger (Disney’s CEO). Iger said he wants Disney to be universally recognized as the most admired company in the world. Bold. Extraordinarily bold.

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Midlife Is An Incredible Blessing: To Show The World Life Is Awesome

Boomer Fantasy Land?

To whom much has been given, much will be required. We Boomers allow ourselves to use selective memory. We rewire our midlife mindset for the pursuit of ease, comfort, and pleasure.

Truth is, life ain’t easy. And Baby Boomers have the distinct responsibility, like every generation before them and all that will follow, to leave a great legacy of positive, servant leadership.

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The Two Most Difficult Things Baby Boomers Can Choose To Do In Midlife

Boomers, Midlife Herd or Midlife Movement?

It’s very simple, Baby Boomers get two incredibly difficult, very scary, choices:

  1. Start off in a new midlife direction (The Movement)
  2. Continue in the same midlife direction (The Herd)

In the first, we renew our zest for life and the unknown. In the second, we dread the future decline and the unknown.

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