Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
When you change what you see, what you see changes.
Now that i’m no longer working, on a fixed income, and enamored with this new reality…
i see things differently.
Remarkably more differently than pre-retirement.
It’s as if the dawn of new thoughts is heading my way.
i can feel it.
It feels great.
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Last day mindset: live like you won’t see tomorrow.
One less day mindset: live like tomorrow isn’t one more day to do things, live like today is one less day to do things.
If tomorrow never comes mindset: do the ones you love know at least every 24 hours how much you love them?
Pause.
Deep breath.
One more important thought, in question form…
If all i get today is what i was thankful for yesterday mindset, would it be enough today?
For me, i believe it’s, “yes”.
Why?
Because i think about this every day, all day…
If i wrote at the top of a sheet of paper or a digital screen, “i am grateful for:”
i literally would never be able to stop writing or typing (or dictating).
Finally, for this post, on the eve of starting “daily-blogging year 18”, at the tip of my gratitude iceberg, i am grateful for GoDaddy, WordPress, Apple, electricity, home Internet, connectivity, and desire to continue writing five daily, differently-themed blog posts. Just these seven categories is enough to write literally infinite lists for each of the seven. Didn’t even get to eye-sight, fingers, roof over my head, safe community with paved roads, clean sheets and pillow cases, and my best friend by my side.
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Blogging was a creative, useful way for me to practice writing and publishing.
It was a great thought. A nice idea.
However, the original vision didn’t take flight.
Why?
For starters it’s time consuming to pause your morning routine, sit down and stare at a keyboard and blank screen, and then write something, and hit publish before going on about your ‘normal’ morning routine.
Daily blogging is a habit that few have.
i certainly didn’t have the habit.
And it looked like, for many months, i never would.
Until one day…
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Today’s posts are inspired by each website’s ‘blog categories’.
Blog category: Five daily blogs, seriously?
Yes.
How long have you been doing it?
Well, in two weeks, i’ll start the 18th consecutive year.
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To be considered for…
Guinness World Record holder for most blog posts by a single author…
Each of your posts must contain a 200-word minimum word count.
Overwhelmingly, i aim to write less than 200 words for the combined five daily, differently-themed blog posts.
That math averages to 40 words per blog post.
Only know this because in 2019 Jody Maberry had one of his assistants contact Guinness Book of World Records after i surpassed 18,000 posts.
Ps. Not counting this sentence, this post is 77 words, which is generally longer than i like to write.
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