What you got?, work

I love my blog pins
There is a story about how writing five daily, differently-themed blogs was simply a 100-day self-imposed writer’s bootcamp so i could get writing experience before attempting to write my first book.

What you got?

This is me every morning, since April Fools Day, 2009.

What did you learn yesterday?

What do you get to do today?

What do you hope for tomorrow?

Everyday since April Fools Day, 2009.

Never missing a day.

Ever.

Why? (good question, eh)

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You live in Florida, work

Typical driveway view returning home from a speaking gig
Typical driveway view returning home from a speaking gig, some years ago.

Palm trees and sunshine.

Cons?

Heat, sun, humidity.

Any antidotes?

Yes…

AC, shade, and swimming pools.

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The subtle differences, work

quitting
Sad, but true. Do what you want to do with your life. It’s your life. Balance is a moving target.

The subtle difference in .thinking .differently

Status quo thinking…

Easier.

Less risky.

Safer.

More acceptable.

Can’t get in trouble.

People will like you.

*Barf*

.thinking .differently is simply deciding to not worry about the short sentences above.

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What would a Spring-Breaker do?, work

Disney Speakers
Photo: Long time ago. Rick and i biking on New Smyrna Beach near sunset. We’ve been college buddies since 1978, when our dorm rooms were one paper-thin wall apart.

What would a Spring Breaker do?

They would think about anything (mostly sex) without ever thinking about being a responsible adult trying to make a decent living and raising a family.

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Skywatcher, work

Mountain ridge on clear day
Often, sky watching has zero clouds. Ps. There are thin, horizontal clouds in this pic but you have to focus. Pss. Fog could count as a cloud, but not as an example in this photo.

The photo above is the same ‘Continental Divide’ real estate from today’s other post photo here.

Different day, different time of day, different season, different weather.

The sky, anywhere, is always changing.

All day, everyday.

Even on a cloudy or a cloudless days, the shadows and tones are different.

Your mood is different.

Your expectation is different.

Your discretionary time is different.

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