At work can’t do it

yellow leaves on a green bush
First noticeable yellow, August 28.

Imagine doing work that matters and never feels like work as an asset. Imagine disliking what you do and believing your work doesn’t matter as assets.

dad

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Set the highest bar

bridge over creek with hikers shoes in foreground
Time for lunch beside Snyder Creek.
bridge over creek and hiker lunch bag
Included in room rate, Sperry Chalet provides sit-down dinners and breakfasts. Bagged lunch available to-go on departure day.

Set the highest bar. Never be reasonably grateful. Always be unreasonably grateful.

dad

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Why wouldn’t you?

Mountain lakes
Lake Ellen Wilson, left. Lincoln Lake, right. Beaver Chief Falls, center.
Jeff noel wearing mask in mountains
Date stamping the year, Covid-19.
Mountains
Zooming out.
Thanksgiving dinner plate of food
Thanksgiving Dinner is one of three rotating meals at Sperry. The others are Prime Rib and Chicken.
Dining hall
Social distancing for the first of two meal periods.

Envision a future that’s not only better than now, but much better than now.

dad

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The higher you climb

Mountains
Continuing to climb higher.

The higher you climb, the more that you see. The more that you see, the less that you know. The less that you know, the higher you climb.

Dan Fogelberg

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Small changes

Mountains
Hidden Lake (left edge), Bearhat Mountain (center) and Lake McDonald (upper right). Perspective changes what we see.
Mountains
Low end of Clements Mountain jutting skyward. Mt Oberlin, left foreground. Reynolds, right. Mt Cannon behind me.
Mountains
L-R: Oberlin (foreground), Pollock, Siyeh, Piegan, and Clements is the right foreground rock.

The smallest changes often yield the greatest insights. Change what you see and what you see changes.

dad

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