
It’s not too far fetched to think that working can be the manner in which we experience the entire day.
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It’s not too far fetched to think that working can be the manner in which we experience the entire day.
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This website is about our WORK. To ponder today’s post about our HOME, click here.
A decent metric once you identify a new goal:
Ask the start, stop, continue questions.
These questions aren’t a guarantee of success.
But these questions are a guarantee to provide for the simplest, best first steps forward.
The guarantee for success lies, for everyone, in our motivation to change.
Insight: Motivation is the key to discipline and focus.
Discipline and focus are the keys to vibrancy.
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Repetition is the mother of all learning.
Simplicity is operational genius.
Never get bored with the basics.
If Disney Ran Your Life, then everything matters and nothing is optional.
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Habits are what we think and do without thinking.
Auto pilot.
Some habits are intentional and some are formed by accident.
And the weird thing about habits is, habits don’t care if you meant to or didn’t mean to. You’re gonna be doing that thing for the rest of your life.
Take work for example.
Been working my whole life. And now being semi-retired for the past decade, the thought of not working at all makes me feel guilty.
Definitely not a fan of feeling guilty.
The thought of waking up and having the whole day be about what i want to do and what i want to enjoy, it almost seems hedonistic.
Working on a resolution.
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Repetition is the mother of all learning.
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Had a science teacher in 10th grade (my school district’s high school was 10th thru 12th). Freshmen were considered “Junior High” with the 8th-graders.
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