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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Leaders, people are listening to everything we do:
What you do thunders so loudly, I can’t hear what you say. – unknown
Live life so that if someone says something bad about us, no one will believe it.
Impossible is for amateurs.
Go.
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Christmas evening 2012, 9:50pm…
A promise is a promise.
Overcoming adversity is overcoming adversity.
Ridiculous is the new remarkable.
Remarkable is when people make remarks, like I have been – since opening Seth Godin’s new 800+ page behemoth book, “This Might Work”.
It arrived from China a few weeks ago via Amazon. Didn’t open the box until three days ago.
Chapin and I gave it to Cheryl as a “fun-gift”, for no real reason than simply because it is such a ridiculous book.
Gigantic, 19+ pounds. Not for sale in stores nor online. Months ago I pre-ordered it, expecting it to arrive in March 3013.
Ha!
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Today’s fourth post is from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International airport. Again, who cares? That’s one of the great things about being true to yourself, because you no longer have any unrealistic investment in your actions.
You do what you do because it brings you joy. And because you’ve learned pretending to be someone or something your not, isn’t joyful energy.
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This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. To go in an instant from this money (career) blog to the HQ blog, just click -> go to Next Blog
Blind-sided by the nicest thing that could ever happen?
No, wasn’t told there is now a cure for Crohn’s Disease. Nor that world hunger and injustice have been eradicated. Wasn’t promised world peace will be here by the weekend.
Something else happened yesterday. Something nice. Really nice. At work.
Will probably share the news in 100 days or so, I felt compelled to share this video (embedded in this morning’s Seth Godin email). What we can all derive great pleasure from is the fact that excitement and hope for the future is alive and well.
And as Walt Disney has taught me, “Keep moving forward”.
This is today’s rare second post.
PS. Sooner or later, it becomes crystal clear. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Live like you mean it! Yesterday we said, “Tomorrow”.
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Through his work here for the past 29 years and here for the past 14, jeff noel has spoken to roughly one million people. He’s constantly focused on the big picture…
Become the most admired Company in the world
The only professional speakers on the planet sharing a similar resume are his colleagues. He claims the volume and variety of the speaking engagements gives him an unfair advantage.
And of course, everything on all Mid Life Celebration’s blogs is his personal opinion only.
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