Hoarding ideas

We hoard our ideas (most of us anyway) because we don’t want others to make our idea better than our original idea.

It’s the paradox that invented “copyrights” and “intellectual property”.

Once i became a business owner, the thought of someone “stealing” from me became painfully real.

Note: There’s the conundrum of taking a lifetime to gain a powerful insight and in a flash, another claims it as their invention.

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Ain’t that some sh!t?

social media post screenshot with four quotes
Simple. Powerful. Wise.

Ain’t that some sugar bear?

Morgan Wallen’s song is here.

Ps. Stoicism is good. Can’t find anything that contradicts this.

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Everyday contributing

We think, we move, we feel, we contribute, we dwell.

Everyday contributions accumulate into a life.

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Time on my work

Disney Institute facilitation team Photo, 2007
Photo from 2005. We met at Disney Institute (DI) HQ at Celebration Place. Then took a DI (WDW) Company van to Backstage Disney’s Animal Kingdom (DAK). Then toured DAK before 9am.

Have said this since 2009-ish, i work seven days a week in order to have balance (vibrancy) in my life.

Time.

Who’s got time after the daily (career) work to do important things for themselves and the people they love?

Literally no one.

i broke the cycle in my own life.

There’s no ‘Super Bowl’ ring to prove it.

If there was, i’d need about 16 fingers to wear them all.

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Australia Day 6, work

Beach lifeguard Shack
After dinner walk.
Two people at beach
Our first family visit to a South Pacific beach.
Three people posing at beach
Obligatory ‘we were here’ pic.
Small snake on the beach
Def looks like a snake, not an eel.
Close-up of snake head
It slithered into the surf.
7-second video: Wasn’t expecting the snake to head to the ocean.
Unique Australian beach object
The most prominent item washed up by the surf.
Close-up of cat face
We’ve seen this cat three times. All three times at the same place.
Cat on a condo wall
400 meters from the South Pacific.

Blinding flash of the obvious, a central location is the best choice of all location choices.

This is accentuated when visiting the other side of our planet for three weeks.

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