Change is not easy for most. Like walking away from the 6th most admired company in the world to start your own thing (entrepreneurship has statistically high odds of failing). Converted a spare bedroom into a Disney Keynote Speaker office (above).
Hold on, here comes an important question…
What happens if our habits change?
What?
Yeah, didn’t see that one coming.
Are you satisfied with your quality of life right now?
Habits are what we think and do without thinking.
The basics…
Great habits serve us and others.
Poor habits, obviously, have the opposite effect and serve no one.
Want to maintain and accentuate your current energy and outcomes in your life?
Want different energy and outcomes in your life?
It’s simple.
All we have to do to generate better results is to change our habits.
No brainer right?
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The tradition (now a habit) of placing postage stamps upside down started in 1996. It was a way to say “i love you” to my dying Grandmother.
Why is it so challenging to simplify our life?
Simplify.
Simplicity.
Simple.
Doesn’t the very goal word personify simplicity.
How can simplifying be complex, difficult?
Why do so many people, and so many organizations, and so many countries struggle with this?
Why is simplicity so compellingly attractive?
Why is it so difficult?
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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.
This website is about our mental attitude. To easily and safely leave this site to read today’s post on jeff’s physical health website, click here.
What is the weight you would call your ‘fighting weight’? Where you feel (or felt) absolutely invincible? Mine = 151.
Very often, because we treat everything coming at us as important, even the trivial stuff, we go through our day without a sense of balance or sense of priority. Yet we want to get better at so many things in our life.
We cannot improve this one thing.
We cannot improve what we do not measure.
As a small example of a high priority go to the next blog and you’ll see one thing I do (twice) every single morning…