Tag: Prolific

Five days away from the five-a-day milestone

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(photo: After six years, still don’t have a business card. Ordered some yesterday.)

Five days away from the five-a-day milestone. The key insight is this:

Our path never plays out the way we dream. It’s either better or worse. Our job is keep moving forward.

We can never make progress if we stop.

Duh.

Sounds so logical.

Yet why do we quit so soon after we begin these ambitious journeys?

And what happens to the folks who refuse to quit?

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iNotice a lot of things

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iNotice a lot of things.

And write about how they help or hinder us. Five daily blogs. Each one a different theme. Each one a critical component to balance.

Like the fact that we race to get started in the morning. We race to get to work. We race to do our work. Then we race home to do the evening routine.

We plan on slowing down and rearranging our priorities at some point.

We forget that we are in charge and need to create the “some point”.

Someday is not a day of the week, nor a future date on our calendar. Someday is a lie.

But we are too busy to notice.

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Four Absolute Joys From Prolific Blogging

The Joys Of Freedom Come With A Price

Four absolute, undeniable joys from prolific blogging at Mid Life Celebration:

  1. Paramount, it makes me a better Father
  2. It makes me a better professional speaker
  3. It reveals proof that people are positively impacted
  4. Similar to running, I like it and can not help myself

Dear God, thank you for your blessing – a desire to teach.

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Four Not-So-Obvious Challenges With Prolific Blogging

Challenges Are Some Of The Most Beautiful Things In The World

Four not-so-obvious challenges with prolific blogging:

  1. Making the claim is one thing, doing it is another
  2. Claiming it feels boastful and very uncomfortable.
  3. Few have the discipline for daily reading.
  4. Having more to write about than time allows.

Short and pithy. See ya tomorrow.

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