Tag: Passion

Willing to stand alone?

Columbian Ground Squirrel at Logan Pass

 

(photo: This Columbian Ground Squirrel at Logan Pass has a big job – get as fat as it can for Winter)

We think, we move, we feel, we earn, and we dwell.

  1. Mind – think
  2. Body – move
  3. Spirit – feel
  4. Money – earn
  5. HQ – dwell

Balance.

Here at Midlife Celebration we talk about our thoughts, you know, our attitude. The degree to which we rise or fall here will have a direct and proportional ripple effect through the four others.

What are we willing to commit to, bleed for, stand alone for, make a ruckus about, and generally be unreasonable about?

Because that’s what’s going to fuel our purpose and ensure we are an example instead of a warning in life.

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Is attitude everything?

 

What is striking in this guy’s story, is how palpable his passion is for the ocean.

Are you still insanely passionate about something in your life?

What are you passionate about?

When was the last time it turned you on?

Your passion becomes your art to the world.

Share it generously.

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We have to start our own fire

school class
Who teaches them to be fire starters?

 

We have to start our own fire.

And if we’re going to be a flame, why not a bonfire?

And if we call ourselves a fire starter, are we an example or a warning?

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This question begs us each day

Disneyland Downtown Disney Starbucks Reserve
A special camera at this Disneyland Downtown Disney Starbucks offers this perspective

 

Disneyland Downtown Disney Starbucks Reserve
Who dat?

 

It’s the same old story every day isn’t it?

Which begs the question:

Why even try to do incredible things?

We can be amazingly thankful if we have a convincing answer to this question.

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This is your life, your midlife celebration (go!)

Quote from AARP article
Do we need an expert to tell us or is it utterly intuitive?

 

Our life doesn’t fully come alive until we remove our fear of living. It’s not death that we fear, it’s living.

Think about it.

We actually know this to be true.

Yet pretend we don’t.

Things will never be the same until we are deeply compelled to rethink (everything), reprioritize (what’s important), and recommit (like a warrior).

No regrets for taking so long. Only joy in beginning. Again.

This is a game changer.

It’s our move.

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