Tag: cruise

Now that you’ve officially retired, work

long sidewalk from ground level
Friday’s walk announced Spring in a way that only a few people notice in this exact spot, year after year.
long sidewalk from ground level
Roughly 90 minutes after the above photo, this.

Now that i’ve officially retired, we have instantaneously signed up for a fixed income.

Been planning for this for decades.

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Port Canaveral return 7am, work

voice message transcript screenshot
A nice message to get this morning at home. Unclear why it didn’t come through on the ship.

Repeat clients are the best.

Why?

Because they’ve seen you, heard you, and trust you.

Trust is the key.

It is the highest honor any brand can receive.

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Sea Day #3, work

19-second video: Speaker inquiry yesterday. My reply this morning.

Who wants a Disney Keynote Speaker?

i know someone.

Text me.

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Grand Turk 7am-4pm, work

19-second video: Worth a second look.

Values.

Most claim to have them.

Why we disagree so consistently, historically, is a human quirk. Makes me wonder if other animals do it too.

From today’s Fortune daily email. An interview response from Mark Benioff, Salesforce CEO: “Administrations change. Presidents change. Our core values don’t change. It’s about trust, that’s number one. It’s about customer success, it’s about innovation, it’s about equality, it’s about sustainability.”

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Amber Cove 9am-6pm, work

Island map
The blue dot is our port and the start of our 45-minute drive.
Eastern United States and Caribbean Islands map
Context: Orlando on middle left edge. Plus, that blue dot.
21-second video: The 45-minute drive was world-class pot-hole ridden. Maybe even world-record ridden.

The world’s humans adapt to their environment.

We all want love, family, safety, health, freedom, justice, and perhaps some fun.

And a roof over our head, a clean shirt, and a warm meal.

Note: Most homes and structures we saw looked pieced together with whatever was nearby or salvaged from a previous hurricane. My stereotype is there are no building codes out here.

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