Ever feel like something you cannot control (and probably don’t want to) is taking you in a direction you never dreamed of?
We see what we want to see, no?
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We see what we want to see, no?
Author: jeff noel
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
If you worked together again, would he write his recommendation like this?
Haven’t worked with Paul in a long, long time. A boss at one time and one of the funniest, and most skilled presenters ever. Nothing he can not do in front of an audience. He brings the house down with his bag pipe playing. Phenomenal.
If we worked together now, he would write his recommendation like this:
Absolutely the most honest and ethical person I’ve ever worked with. Period.
Bold?
Time changes us. It either propels us forward, keeps us on hold, or overwhelms and crushes us.
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The new bliss
The new bliss.
The new bliss?
Yes.
Time will tell what no promise can make.
. . . . .
Think.
Differently.
Think differently about our spiritual core?
Promise?
And think about how we strengthen it by focusing on other areas in our life.
Mind • Body • (Spirit) • Money • HQ
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Three reasons not calling home is important and empowering
Three reasons why not calling home Thanksgiving Day is one of the most important and empowering things for your self-esteem:
1. You realize when the phone doesn’t ring, it’s because no one called.
2. You realize that everyone in the world with a job is busy, especially on Thanksgiving Day.
3. You have an epiphany you wouldn’t have had if you had called.
The holiday epiphany reveals that each person is absolutely as capable and responsible to call as you.
And as a bonus, you understand that whatever your Family circumstances are, everyone may actually be okay with them.
Bottomline: when the phone doesn’t ring on either end, no one needs to feel guilt. Liberating discovery.
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What’s your favorite Christmas or Holiday song?
What’s your favorite Christmas or Holiday song?
Being inspired should never be a random moment.
Dad was a professional drummer. Growing up His son was always referred to as ‘Jack’s boy’.
Grammy-in-law’s favorite song was Little Drummer Boy.
Amazing Pentatonix version of Little Drummer Boy, because it’s Mid Life Celebration’s favorite, and stumbled upon it after Thanksgiving dinner last night.
Simplicity, intentionality, focus, purpose.
Changes. You.
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