Lifetime Disney Passes, work

Disney monorail
Walking to Disney’s Magic Kingdom Theme Park.

Having free, lifetime Disney Passes is weird to say.

Why?

Because they are not free.

We paid a lifetime of 50-60+ hours per week to pay for these free, lifetime passes.

We signed up for the work, the service. In the end it totals 68 combined years. No regrets. No complaints.

Only gratitude.

Deep, deep gratitude.

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The math is the math, work

island ferry
Puget Sound on our Honeymoon trip. We used the Washington State Ferry system for about a week.

No matter how we architected the travel schedule, a multi-hour drive and Ferry trip is required. On top of a full day of flying.

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When to exit gracefully?

Bicycling through the San Juan Islands
We got a window seat for lunch this day, while island-hopping through Washington State’s San Juan Islands, on our honeymoon.

When do you take an attractive offer and analyze it with a new life-lens and decide it’s not worth it?

Yesterday.

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How much vision?

Disney University sign
This is the vision for every Cast Member at Walt Disney World.

How much vision?

Can vision be too lofty?

Can a vision be too small?

How do you know how to answer the previous three questions?

And does knowing how to answer one or more of the three questions mean you’re a Demigod?

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What is career success?

Highline Trail
Going to miss my hiking buddies.

 

What is career success?

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