Lifestyle drives health

Two couple at chalet dining table
Pam and Doug Lipp, from Sacramanto. 

Work priorities drive decisions and decisions drive work habits.

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Gracefully handle the unexpected

Woman sitting in cabin bundled up
Cold. Rain. High. Door wide open kept it from also being dark. 

Games, conversation, and bottomless hot drinks (and our bagged trail lunch) filled our afternoon hours with joy, peace, and contentment. Leading yourself is a blinding flash of the obvious. The real tests come when there’s radical departure from routine and or special plans.

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Happy present 2022, work – Never forget what got you here

Sperry Chalet upper right, yesterday. 

Writing in the dark and cold (and occasional rain) of a high mountain chalet. The five-blanket bed is nicely warmed. There’s not much to accomplish today. The basics will do fine. Stay warm and dry. Stay hydrated. Stay peaceful and content. Smile. Engage. Thrive. And if the rain stops, go for a hike. 

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Gonna be an artist someday?

Jungle Jeff, Ahkil, Djuan. Glacier National Park, September 2020.  
Cheryl sent enough party items to have a simple, childlike, surprise birthday party for the then VP of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. 

No one becomes an artist in their profession based on what they’re gonna do. 

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Do the math on risk

Black bear in bushes
Black Bear sighting last night. 

Respect for fear is healthy. Paralysis from fear is deadly. Calculated risk-taking is a core leadership competency. 

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