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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
In the end, we’ll never say we wish we hadn’t been so joyful.
Be led by joy today.
I mean, why wait? What is there to wait for?
It’s been an interesting (and surprising) discovery since I began reprioritizing life in 1999.
Each year yields new, small, yet increasingly more delightful surprises…
Goodness and authenticity pay much higher dividends than pretending and manipulating.
And there’s absolutely only one way to discover, and enjoy, this.
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It’s the great equalizer, isn’t it? Death. No amount of experience, wealth, status changes this. Ever.
The goal of death is to welcome it and see it as a blessing.
It’s one of the top three most magnificent days of our life.
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Only in our imperfection can we see imperfection in others and only in our beauty can we see beauty in others.
What we like and don’t like is a reflection of what we see in others.
A curse. And a blessing.
Self awareness gets exponentially better the longer we pursue it.
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We all know talking about something confusing helps us process and deal with it…
jeff noel dot org and dot com are two completely different (websites) life choices.
One website is focused on our spiritual, emotional core – where we direct our love, gratitude, and practice forgiveness and compassion.
The other is focused on HQ (headquarters), the place we call home – where we complete the daily paperwork and decision-making of life and where we rest our heads each night.
That Google would want to only allow one website to appear in their search results for jeff noel is a decision I must trust.
Life without world class search engine capabilities would be miserable.
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In our youth, we could rarely wait until the weekend to rock out. So much pressure, stress… excitement, anticipation, relief.
Now here we are decades later…
This is an acoustic version of a rockin’ song…
Mesmerizing lyrics and performance. Happy Thursday.
Deep, eh? No doubt impossible.
If our goal isn’t impossible, we’re not reaching high enough.
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