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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
This photo was taken yesterday. It’s a Twitter advertisement for their new video app. Love the tag line:
Life, camera, action.
Rearrange our word choice and magic happens. A small tweak – add one word, change the order – changes everything.
Life, purpose, action, camera.
Got it?
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Why did jeff noel found Mid Life Celebration six years ago?
Because action cures fear.
For more than six years jeff has been working towards the ability to raise (a ton of) money to donate to the good people looking for a cure for something currently incurable.
The President of the Foundation in New York has agreed to meet to hear the crazy idea.
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Internal scripts and conversations we have with ourselves can influence our beliefs into something that isn’t true.
A great friend, Dennis, says things only become sayings or cliches if they are true.
You cannot be a prophet in your hometown.
It is not the world that frightens him. It’s his friends.
Like most, he has held back on his dreams his entire life because of the negative scripts, even though he could easily be mistaken for being bold and inspired.
It’s killing him because he struggles to overcome what should be easy to overcome:
Fear
He will figure it out, but probably not today.
It really comes down to this mini-epiphany:
Is it fear or humility holding him back?
Maybe it’s the fear of not appearing humble.
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Don’t be afraid to be yourself. And this assumes you know who you are. But if you’re not sure, keep searching. And if you are sure, please don’t doubt yourself.
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(Highly recommended you read this as if you are talking to yourself)
.wake .up
Is it time to wake up to what makes me come alive?
Is it possible to balance doing that with all the other daily responsibilities i must deal with?
Only one person can answer this. This means no one can override my answer.
“But what if I’m wrong?”, i say to yourself.
What if i’m not?
.wake .up
Go.
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