Tag: Vision

Do something great

Man carrying a large beer in each hand at Disney
The feeling we are looking for is sustainable, not temporary.

 

Life is not about pleasure, it’s about paying attention. Weirdly enough, paying attention is what brings sustainable pleasure.

Do something great. Mend an important relationship before it’s too late, help raise money to find a cure for something incurable, or, do something in between.

It doesn’t matter what you do. Not sure what to do? For starters, pay attention.

And don’t blame the Universe for making you rich with peace and contentment.

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Is it worth it?

Florida Hospital Winter Garden
Florida Hospital Winter Garden set to open late 2015.

 

Is it worth it to push ourselves through the overwhelmingly invisible fear?

The ever present fear that we have learned to live with.

The fear that protects us from embarrassment and disappointment.

Seriously, is it worth it?

One of the outcomes from pushing through fear is that your courage and vision become much clearer to others. And your phone starts to ring.

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What’s it gonna be in 2015?

Orland professional Speakers

 

(photo: Yesterday walking through the Gold’s Gym Orlando parking lot. If you got it, flaunt it?)

What’s it gonna be in 2015?

How many people do we know who have no desire to improve and harness the power of great habits?

Pretty close to zero. Improving is a survival instinct from the caveman days.

Personal Leadership 101:

Only two things needed for personal transformation:

  1. An impossible goal
  2. A reason bigger than yourself

Accept no substitutes.

PS. This doesn’t make sense until someone becomes desperate enough for the change they want (and deserve).

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Vemödalen: The Fear That Everything Has Already Been Done

 

Art is simply caring more about what you do than the others who also do what you do.

Parenting, teaching, healing, farming, constructing, baking, volunteering, cleaning, driving, you name it.

The secret to caring more is having a clear, concise, and compelling reason that drives you.

Knowing what drives you is the secret to art being driven.

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