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What happens if our habits change?

Home office — 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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Road trip to Goucher 1/5

Dove on car. We are taking a big bird to Baltimore in a few minutes.

Writing this from Orlando International Airport – 6am.

Boarding in 20 minutes.

Carrying one small bag – same bag i hike with in Glacier National Park.

These seemingly insignificant details are anything but.

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Why we do what we do mentally

The treadmill of life at Atlanta airport yesterday.

Why we do what we do mentally.

When it comes to your attitude, only you can answer and defend your why.

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Nothing is Impossible

Home office bookshelf — Context. Bottom shelf: Christopher Reeve book (left) and framed Time magazine photo (right).

Nothing is Impossible.

First photo, bottom shelf, one of Christopher Reeve’s books.

Second photo: Time magazine cover. His life changed in an instant while riding a horse – paralyzed from the neck down.

The book (pictured on the shelf) is entitled, Nothing is Impossible, is his second. The first is, Still Me.

After the Equestrian accident, his wife, Dana, had to convince him that he was still Christopher Reeve.

She’d say, “You’re still you.”

The second book speaks to his goal of being the first quadriplegic to walk.

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Is it worth your defense?

disney attention to detail — Tarnished (attitude).

Holidays and year-end work stuff challenge us in ways that are gold-medal stressful.

Is it worth your defense?

What?

Your attitude?

Is it worth defending?

If it is, or if it isn’t, you’re in charge.

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