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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
What if they had teamed up instead of battling?
Picture Seth Godin and jeff noel collaborating on a book.
Picture Mark Victor Hansen and jeff noel collaborating.
Picture the Crohns and Colitis Foundation of America and jeff noel collaborating.
Or, the Pope….
Your expectations are not high enough.
Today’s post at this blog illustrates this concept.
But before you go to Lane 8, let me ask you, what do you picture yourself doing?
(next blog)
This is the video I shot not even five minutes after yesterday’s video (next post, below). I reveal, informally but seriously, what many self-help gurus don’t tell you about balance. You need to hear it, because it will answer what no one else is answering. And, I’m rooting for you to start, and continue your transformational change.
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Note: This is sort of a spoof, a play on words.
There’s a new personal transformation company I found(ed), called Less Than Half Benchmarking.
Well, that’s really only partially true. It’s not called Less Than Half Benchmarking. It’s called Mid Life Celebration.
But less than half of you reading this will visit Mid Life Celebration today.
Doing stuff that matters is hard work.
And even fewer will visit another benchmarking site, where there is a temptation to view excellence as showing off.
I promise to help you think differently.
You promise to not expect to be spoon-fed.
Do you have a mentor when it comes to balancing work life and personal life?
I don’t.
Why?
That’s a great question. I’d like to know why myself.
Having balance means saying no more often than some like. It means declining “opportunities”. It means creating some flexible boundaries.
These are all things that may be frowned upon by ambitious folks.
Believe it or not, but many people casually despise others for their apparent “balance”.
You will have to make a decision. Which is more important.
But you already knew that.
PS. I’ll stack my ambition up against anyone. Mine is simply counter-intuitive, not less.
What turbulent economic times we live in.
Think you’ve got challenges now.
Imagine having no imagination.
Imagine banking on status quo.