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Glacier checklists day 2, mind

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park West entrance and Red Bus.
Glacier National Park entrance sign
Glacier National Park, St Mary (South-Eastern entrance).
Glacier Park Mountain Goat family
Glacier Park Mountain Goat family on Mt Oberlin trail, August 2018.

Glacier checklists, day two.

Two types:

  1. Organized and written down.
  2. Some intuitive, only in my head.

Searched my Apple Notes App for previous Glacier first-timer communications.

All my notes are relatively unhelpful. They were composed to offer help to friends in deciding whether or not to visit.

What i need to ‘recompose’ is what to expect once you have your plane ticket and hotel reservation.

The one ‘keeper’ list item that i copied and pasting here:

Expectations: Have fun. Stay safe. Mind-blowing hiking.

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Glacier checklists, mind

Glacier National Park - The Crown of the Continent
Glacier National Park – The Crown of our Continent.

Glacier checklists.

Have a bunch.

Some organized and written down.

Some intuitive and only in my head.

i’d like to sort them out and document them.

Why?

To easily share them, if needed or wanted.

The catalyst for “why now” after all these years?

Later this month we head to Glacier for (only) a month.

And…

The third week we’re there, friends and first-time Glacier visitors will be joining us for eight nights.

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Post titles brainstorm list, mind

One of the chronic ‘feels like work’ blogging challenges are the six daily blog administrative requirements (tasks). Then multiply this five times per day. So six admin tasks become 30 daily admin tasks. Every. Single. Day. And all this doesn’t even mention the part about writing five daily, differently-themed blog posts.

  1. Blog titles
  2. Blog categories
  3. Blog tag words
  4. Embedding hyperlinks
  5. Photo (and/or video) selection, alt text, and captions
  6. Blog scheduling

If there was a simple, scalable way to do those six things five times per day, wow…

Because the writing is the easy part for me.

Now, back to today’s blog post title:

“Post titles brainstorm list, mind”

  1. The seven summits, mind
  2. Observing
  3. Thinking
  4. Learning
  5. Mindset
  6. Reflection
  7. Behaviors
  8. Motivation
  9. Your temple’s purpose, mind
  10. Mental goals
  11. Mental motivation (start here 04.01.26)
  12. Mental structure
  13. Mental process
  14. Mental ambition
  15. Mental humility
  16. Mental reality
  17. Mental setbacks
  18. Mental fun
  19. Mental teamwork
  20. Mental joy
  21. Mental surrender
  22. Mental teaching
  23. Mental learning

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Attitude not-to-do list

Hey hey from Disney
Hay Hay (officially Heihei).

Attitude not-to-do list:

  • Do not take the power of positivity for granted.
  • Do not use the word problem to describe your challenges and opportunities.

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Resolve is challenging because we need 3 key items

Disney collectable from Resort operations
DREAM = Disney Resort Experiences Are Magic.

 

Dreaming requires resolve otherwise the dream never becomes a reality.

Resolve is challenging because we need 3 key items.

We need to be patient, we need to get support, and we need to be gentle with ourselves.

Change is challenging.

Old habits don’t like change.

You can do it if you start with three key items.

 

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.