Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Adversity doesn’t change your identity, it reveals it.
Financial success doesn’t change your identity, it reveals it.
Retirement doesn’t change your identity, it reveals it.
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The harvest from the past few days’ self-reflection reminds me of several critical personal values and behaviors.
After the writing yesterday’s posts, an aha-moment. The moment is driven by the Lakeside Church service i’m about to walk to.
How do i say something valuable and forward-thinking to Pastor Chuck and Pastor Russ?
Will encounter them both within the next 90 minutes.
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RIP Walt.
December 5, 1901 – December 15, 1966.
Sixty-five years old.
He died too young, many say.
What can we learn from the feelings we have today, on the anniversary of Walt’s death?
Live like you mean it!
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How many reputations do you have?
Trick question.
If you live six decades, you’ve come in contact with many people.
How many reputations do you have?
Have you figured it out yet?
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You don’t need more time, you just need to decide.
Easy to say.
Hard to embrace.
Why?
Deciding is difficult because decisions come with responsibility. It’s better and easier to not decide, our lizard brain says.
Responsibility can make us look like a hero if we handle it well (like physical health).
Responsibility can make us look like a hypocrite if we handle it poorly (again, like physical health).
So, oftentimes, it’s easier and better to not decide.
How to not decide?
Ask for more time.
If you have more time, you can move away from the decision.
Maybe someone else will make it for you.
Maybe it won’t need to be made at all.
Yeah, like what are the odds of our health becoming nothing to defend.
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