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When life gives you marshmallows

Water bottle tub of peanut butter and marshmallows sandwich — Same photo from yesterday’s blogs. Here’s the rest of that memory…

Two people sitting at a wooden picnic table — Same place but table top level.

Woman eating a sandwich at a picnic table — Walked away to zoom in for this pic.

Woman eating a sandwich at a picnic table next to the ocean — And this pic right after that last one…we had a table by the window, overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

When life gives you marshmallows, make peanut butter and marshmallow sandwiches.

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Why is peace and contentment important?

peanut butter and marshmallow sandwich — We had $200 cash when we started our 17-day honeymoon bicycle trip. A few days into it: a Washington State Park wooden picnic table, a loaf of bread, a jug of peanut butter, and a few left-over marshmallows from the previous night’s campfire. Contented. At peace.

Why is peace and contentment important?

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Random photo, spirit

When you change what you see, what you see changes.

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The closer to death, spirit

family of three next to a hiking trailhead sign — Finally in 2025, we all got to visit Sperry Chalet together.

The closer to you get to death, the less you care what others think about the way you found, or didn’t find, peace and contentment.

Why?

Because you’ll be dead soon and nothing will matter.

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What do good people do?

Jeff Noel keynote speech 72-hour challenge — For many years, every speech i’ve given, this is the final slide.

What do good people do?

Good people do good things.

Don’t overthink its simplicity and elementary-status.

Ps. You can over-focus on it (and you absolutely should), but be careful about dismissing its childish sound. You’re welcome.

Note: No sense in offering time-tested, world-class, Disney business insights in my keynotes without a sincere challenge to the audience to apply them. And because i had never seen any keynote speakers doing it, i decided to set my own standard. It felt (and continues to feel) like a good and decent thing to do.

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