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Second day home in a month, work

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park, obviously. The Continental Divide, obviously. Bishops Cap, not obvious, unless you’re us.

Having a vision is having a picture of the future. A future not only better than now, but much better than now.

Succeeded in accomplishing my 2026 Glacier visit vision.

An unrehearsed farewell to extended Summer visits.

Feels like a bullseye.

Grateful.

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First day home in a month, work

Glacier National Park
We are home, but how do we stop thinking about Wild Goose Island?
Glacier National Park
Context. This ‘moody photo’ is one more reason why Wild Goose Island is the most photographed spot in Glacier National Park.

No place like home.

Home is work vibrancy, led by intentionally over-focusing.

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Fly home from Glacier, work

Glacier National Park
Deceiving view. Looking at (L-R) Piegan Mountain, Pollock Mountain, and the back side of Bishop’s Cap. Obviously, this is the Siyeh Pass Trail.
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Siyeh Pass Trail just before reaching the large cairn stone pile Mountain Trail marker.
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Glacier National Park, a bit off-trail on Siyeh Pass trail. Went off-trail to try to get a peek at Otokomi Lake. If you know then you know. Guaranteed, few know. This is special.

Guaranteed we’ll be back. That’s our shared vision.

Next year?

No idea.

We are booked for 2027 but not locked in.

Every year?

No idea.

Time will tell.

Brand new frontier.

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Glacier Airport Hotel, work

Glacier National Park
Only someone who knows can tell where this is simply from the horizon’s profile. The profile (L-R) is Pollock Mountain and Piegan Mountain. We are almost to the Reynolds Mountain saddle.
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Only an experienced hiker can identify this trail simply by viewing the horizon. Reynolds Mountain on the left and Piegan Glacier on the right. Obviously the Siyeh Pass Trail.
Glacier National Park
If you can spot Bishops Cap, you are an experienced hiker. Hint, it’s The Continental Divide’s far right horizon, looking nothing like it does from Logan Pass. Also note, Piegan Mountain is left horizon and Pollock Mountain is center horizon.

Sitting in every Glacier National Park Lodge lobby, every Glacier National Park Motor Inn lobby, and all three Glacier National Park Chalet lobbies, one thing becomes remarkably clear.

(and it’s a blinding flash of the obvious)

Humans love having their (career) breath taken away.

This one is tricky.

Your leader is your first inspirational source.

Why?

The first job of leadership is to inspire others.

Pro-tip: Only the inspired inspire.

Bonus-tip: Be inspired and be inspiring.

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Rising Sun day 4, work

Glacier National Park
Love this photo so much. Using it twice this week. Hidden Lake and Bearhat Mountain, seen here near Logan Pass, is 22 minutes (doing speed limit) from Rising Sun.

Becoming the ‘luckiest’ human alive was never a tangible goal.

Never, ever.

(pretty cool if you ask me)

But over several decades it snuck up behind me and finally ‘took me down’.

And what was hidden in plain sight was the secret DNA…

Being continuously grateful.

Grateful for everything.

All the time.

No exceptions.

Lucky indeed to think and behave this way.

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