Arrive Paris a day early, work

Senior couple at Eiffel tower
Under one mile walk to here. Sunny, 60-degrees at midday.

Jet-lag is real.

We pressed on anyway.

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Fly to Paris, work

Airport flight display
Top line. Nearly six hour layover.

Work?

Not any more.

Not in the traditional sense from my past five decades doing it.

How’s it feel?

This trip will be a great first date doing travel-and-no-work combo.

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Last day at home, work

packing light
Old photo from day-pack planning. Only these items, plus what i wear on the plane, for an 11-night trip to Glacier National Park. Plus, temps will be near freezing most mornings. Remarkable.

Personal leadership thoughts while rechecking my ‘travel parachute’.

That’s what i call my small kiddie daypack.

Why?

Because it’s a lifeline/lifesaver.

Literally want for nothing with its contents.

How do i know?

Couple decades of hands-on experience, around the globe as well as deep-in off the grid.

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They’re going to Paris, work

Man Will Never Fly
A 2010 Rocket launch, from my office window. The pattern is well after launch and the winds did what they do.

‘They’ are Cheryl and me.

We’re going to Paris.

Wheels up in 48 hours.

Feels like hitting the career lottery.

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Serve your future, work

The clock IS ticking!

Serve your future at work.

Blinding flash of the obvious, why wouldn’t i?

i’d be a fool not to.

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