Fears are educated into us

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The highest compliment you could receive from Walt Disney was a thumbs up.

 

 

Fears are educated into us, and can, if we wish, be educated out.”  — Karl Augustus Menninger

 

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Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high

Glacier webcam
Webcam screenshot last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

Space Mountain from Grand Floridian
Last night at dinner. Disney Grand Floridian Resort – Narcoossee’s Restaurant.

 

Contemporary Resort from Grand Floridian
Dinner table view across Seven Seas Lagoon.

 

Cinderella Castle from Grand Floridian
Last night at dinner, a stone’s throw from Disney’s Magic Kingdom, also taken from our dinner table.

 

Glacier webcam
Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

Glacier webcam
Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

Glacier webcam
Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

Glacier webcam
Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

Glacier webcam
Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

 

 

Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high.

 

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It’s time to give them wings

Lake McDonald
Southern shore of Lake McDonald in Apgar Village.

 

As much as we know and understand how fear holds us back and as many times as we’ve triumphed over fear, we still find ourselves being held back – mostly subconsciously.

i recognize this in myself.

These seven Disney Business Books.

It’s time to give them wings.

Glacier National Park, thank you for being a childhood friend since 1973.

i know you are waiting patiently.

Together, let’s create some 2018 Summer writing Magic.

 

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Quick packing list brainstorm in five minutes

MCO to FCA flights
Six days away. Seat 18 D provides a window view of Glacier as we descend.

 

Wear:
Shorts
Long sleeve t-shirt
Short sleeve t-shirt
Ankle socks
Running shoes
iPhone X
Air Pods

Pack:
Pants w/removable bottoms
Long sleeve t-shirt
Short sleeve shirt
USATF Windbreaker
Regular socks
Ankle socks
Briefs
Collared, long-sleeved SPF Glacier shirt
Bandanas (2)
Wool hat
Touchscreen gloves
Small toiletries bags (2)
Backup eye glasses
MacBook
MacBook Charger
Mouse
iPhone 7 Plus
Portable chargers (3)
iPhone chargers (2)
Apple Watch charger
Verizon Mifi
Android charging cable
Whistle
Empty water bottles (2)
Disney figurines (15)
Mid Life Celebration book
Small tripod
Selfie stick

 

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Intentionally slowing down so you can intentionally speed up

https://junglejeff.net
Hello yellow. We missed you during the Summer, but knew you’d arrive when you were ready.

 

https://junglejeff.net
Fall in Glacier isn’t just about yellow.

 

Grizzly Bear
Last September. Closer than recommended. Felt entirely safe though.

 

Going to The Sun Mountain
Going to The Sun Mountain …late September and a reminder Winter is nearing in the higher elevations.

 

Disney Keynote Speakers
Disney people are often fanatical. Going to the Sun Mountain in the background.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Near Two Dog Flats on the East side.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Approaching Rising Sun Motor Inn on the East side.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Close up. Invading personal space?

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Highline Trail.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Highline Trail.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Just a moment in time while driving. Passed zero cars in one hour.

 

Glacier National Park in Fall
Looking across Lake McDonald from The Boathouse.

 

Knowing how to slow down so you can speed up is an art not a science.

The only science i can discern is this…

Slowing down is essential to progress.

Intentionally slowing down always provides a lesson, an insight, an ah-ha or even an epiphany.

Rushing too fast and those opportunities are merely a blur, never to be seen again.

 

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