Quotes – Page 4 – Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker

Peaceful sleep?

Apple alarm screen — Six seemed achievable. Got four. Could be worse.

6-second video: Bottom ticker tape states five hours to destination.

i find it easy to be happy when i am grateful. i find it easy to be constantly grateful.
dad

Peaceful sleep?

Not this time.

Habits form from repetition.

Habits are what we think and do, without thinking.

Gratitude is on autopilot.

Was it easy to get there?

No.

Is it easy now?

Yes.

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Time will tell, spiritually

mountains fall foliage — Divide Mountain is in there.

Be brilliant at the basics.
dad

Embrace emotions and feelings that do not work out the way you thought they would.

Accept spiritual mistakes as gifts.

Remember this mantra:

Launch. Learn. Revise.

Repeat.

Until you die.

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Man’s spirit-scape

meme with a white haired man — Yesterday’s posts were themed after this meme. To me, looks like he put a lot of time into his hybrid goatee. Can’t help but wonder how hard that was to achieve back in his day.

Hell is regret.
dad

Habits are what we think and do without thinking.

Then add to that the magic of compound interest.

And the magic of doubling.

Perhaps prolific daily writing has been my prescription for alleviating and or eliminating regret.

Time will tell.

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Spiritual mediocrity

Rainbow over a mountain — jody Maberry and i weren’t hiking to Granite Park. We were hiking to Ahearn.

Heaven is truth in a daily way. Hell is truth when you least expect it.
dad

Spiritual mediocrity flourishes if we never discover our purpose. Or, when we slowly get bored with our purpose and drift away, uncaringly.

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What i owe the world

Two empty beer glasses on a table — Left the Wolfville hotel 4.5 hours before my flight. Why? To plan for the worst and hope for the best. Note: the best happened.

i owe the world the energy it gives me.
dad

From dust, to dust.

The universe has been around for billions of years, maybe more.

Billions.

Our life is so insignificant it’s not even funny.

As a person who has been alive for 6+ decades, i can definitely tell myself that in the blink of an eye, my life didn’t matter.

i can also tell myself my life did matter.

Hear me out.

The part that doesn’t matter is all of it.

The part that does matter is the effort i gave (give) to pay back the Universe for its gracious gift of the opportunity to spend a fraction of a second in its infinitely massive neighborhood.

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