Road Trip day 9, work

Book entitled, teach naked
Long story. The book was gifted to me 48 hours ago.

Our son’s writing professor gifted me the book after i asked to take a photo of it.

We visited her to deliver a thank you bag of goodies.

The author was our son’s college president the first two years.

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Hippie leadership

Disney transportation
We are going where modern conveniences aren’t.

Hippie leadership is unconventional leadership.

Long hair is not the prerequisite characteristic.

Nor is taking psychedelic drugs.

It’s the un-convention.

High-altitude hiking for Floridians is unconventional.

For months at a time even crazier.

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Work road trip

Walt Disney walking on an empty Main Street at Disneyland
Walt. Photographer unknown.

Every day, i continue on a career blogging road trip that was intended to be a moderately short, 100 days.

Leaders value state changes.

Walt walked the Park when he needed to clear his head.

i “walk” my mind, body, spirit, work, and home every day.

Every day since April Fools Day 2009.

Every.

Dang.

Day.

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College Weekend, Work – Sunday

Photo view of airplane seat
Utterly unremarkable. And simultaneously significant. Heading to St James Cathedral, downtown Orlando. Ubering there as soon as i land. A suit and tie awaits.

Your supreme leadership challenge is to lead yourself.

What singular metric steers you?

Me?

Easy.

Personal vibrancy.

Tiering up to personal vibrancy is the interconnectedness of…

Mental vibrancy.

Physical vibrancy.

Spiritual vibrancy.

Career vibrancy.

Home vibrancy.

All five are non-negotiable.

Hard stop.

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You can observe a lot

8-second video: Inspired by the vastness of their no-limits thinking.

You can observe a lot by watching…

And not saying a thing…

Except an occasional, “You did that all by yourself.”

Or…

“You figure that out all by yourself.”

Children are receptive to their independence and ingenuity being recognized and appreciated.

Note: Perfect reminder for us adults.

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