Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Taking a break isn’t quitting, it’s simply a break.
The only reason taking a break makes us nervous is because an intended short break looks exactly like the early start to quitting.
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Too tired to finish?
Almost asleep at the keyboard as today got away from me.
If it weren’t for the fact that i’m four days from completing 11 consecutive years writing five daily, differently-themed blog posts, it would be so easy to say, “It’s not worth it. Today’s posts can wait until tomorrow.”
Never said it. Perhaps never will.
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October 25, 2019, today.
Some thoughts generated from the photo above.
10 years, seven months
5 daily, differently-themed blog posts
mind, body, spirit, work, home
Never missing a single day
It was to last 100 days
Needed writing practice for my first book
How it morphed to 3,860+ days (and counting) is a mystery
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Don’t quote me on this.
What?
It’s been an intentional effort to rarely post quotes from other people on these five blogs.
Why?
In 2008 when i started writing, the notion of finding my own voice was intriguing.
Could i write with authority without quoting famous people?
Even crazier, could anything i write become quote-worthy?
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough.
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To the future.
Keep moving forward…opening new doors. – Walt
It’s easy to make decisions when you know what your values are. – Roy
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough. – jeff
Profit was the goal for Roy. For Walt, profit was the reward.
Walt and Roy were a great duo.
Operationally, profit as the reward is the only scalable, sustainable, long-term way to engage the hearts of the people doing the hard work. With an engaged heart, you’ve got a committed (versus a strictly compliant) team member.
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