Why midlife failure seldom stops us

A brand new day full of opportunities to fail…

a new day

Here’s why midlife failure seldom stops us. Failing always teaches us something. It’s the reward for doing the thing we feared. What really stops us is the fear of failing – not failure itself.

Boomers, at some point today, do something that scares you. Good luck.

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Three great career reminders from London Olympics

Older Scouts teach the younger Scouts, mostly by what they do, very little by what they say… same in the corporate world…

Scout summer camp

Teaching, and bonding, can happen anywhere… even a fallen log strewn across a creek…

Summer camp fun

Three great career reminders from London Olympics:

  1. It’s a brutally competitive world
  2. The difference between gold and silver is often minuscule
  3. The difference between gold and silver is often staggering

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Hurry up, we’re almost out of time

swimming merit badge

Hurry up, we’re almost out of time. Many midlife adults find themselves pressed for time to do all the things we think are important. Right now, I’m writing blog posts while my Son is earning his swimming merit badge.

On one hand, I’m not there to observe. On the other hand, I’m 10-hours from home sleeping in the same campsite. On the other hand, he needs to be given space to grow. On the other hand, we are making amazing leadership connections just walking and talking.

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