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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Dear Son, July at Mid Life Celebration’s jungle jeff blog is dedicated to coming out of the closet so to speak. This is one of the most exciting things I’ve done with blogging
The part that makes it so exciting is that it’s intended solely for you, but it’s relevance has no boundary.
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Whatever your platform, model your message…leadership starts in the mirror. My son took this pic before we got groceries.
Why critique another’s leadership behavior when our own isn’t close to being a beacon? We all make a contribution to society. As Abe Lincoln said, “Whatever you are, be a good one”.
Oh wait, that’s right, the long way is the short cut, but no one believes it, except leaders who see a brighter future and don’t mind failing, and refuse, at all costs, to quit.
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Murphy’s law can go to hell, and in it’s place, a new law:
Do you find inspiration on something as simple as a bumper sticker on the car parked next to yours?
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Incorporating Mid Life Celebration, LLC in 2009 is one of the most courageous things I’ve ever done.
Blogging in a way no one else does, not just with the 5 a day thing, but the content, goes against convention wisdom. (story of my life, eh)
You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one…
We witness only a few miracles in our lives. The miracles we don’t see include unanswered prayers. Never forget that. Miracles I thought would never happen:
Am interested to hear yours.
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In 1984 another dream, leave Washington State behind, and own a home within 5 minutes of Walt Disney World.
We had one car & two bikes, and lived 30 miles from work. Cheryl got the car. jeff noel peddled…30 miles each day to Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
It took 7 years to get out of debt and climb the ladder high enough to finally afford the dream. This is where we live today, our 2nd, and possibly, final home. Takes a John Deere to mow it.
The harder you work, the luckier you get. And be careful for what you wish for. Sometimes it’s a trap.
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