Tag: Benefits

A Disney blessing

Got dreams for next year?
Walt Disney World Railroad.
Magic Kingdom pictures
May 2022.
May 2022.
Make a wish.
Carol texted this to me while I was in the Magic Kingdom. How is that for Karma. This note is from 2008. Carol was retiring.
So many blessings in these photos. Most are invisible.

A Disney blessing is having the privilege, the honor, the responsibility – to uphold the highest standards set by Walt Disney himself.

All day.

Every day.

Day after day.

For an entire career.

A Disney blessing is having a lifetime Park Pass and living less than a mile from Walt Disney World.

A Disney blessing is having a fellow retired Disney Institute colleague (Carol) text you a photo of a note she kept for nearly 15 years – the one where you took a moment to write something heartfelt. The note that didn’t require a fancy Hallmark Card with a prescribed retirement sentiment.

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Emotional Church

Toby Mac’s oldest son, Truett, is no longer on Earth. Just heard the news on the radio. He died unexpectedly on October 23, 2019.

Emotional Church.

What does that even mean?

What is your doctrine for your emotional and spiritual wellbeing?

How well does it serve you?

All the time, sometimes, not much?

When it serves you, what do you get from it?

Is this what you want?

Is this what you want for others too?

Hope your answers amaze you.

Toby Mac’s video tribute here.

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Long-term benefits are challenging to see in the routine moments

Betty White
Yesterday at the grocery store checkout lane. Take charge.

 

Sundays are go-to-Church mornings.

The commitment is to go every Sunday.

Like exercise, we have to find our reason for making our important choices a lifetime commitment.

The DNA of consistent attendance is to help us develop habits and rhythms that serve us long term.

Long-term benefits are challenging to see in the routine moments and choices of daily living.

 

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Codependency is a real and dangerous enemy

Walt Disney Company Mission statement
Vision and purpose have taken up a lot of space in my head the past few weeks. What is my vision for writing? What is your vision for what you do? What if you don’t have an answer?

 

Writing.

It begins with the notion of carving out time to think.

Next, the act of putting thoughts on ‘paper’ (or a screen).

And finally, deciding whether to hit publish or not.

That said, we must remember…

The first ministry is at home.

Helping yourself process life’s challenges puts you in a better position to help others. Writing does this for me.

Warning: Codependency is a real and dangerous enemy.

It’s an issue i’ve dealt with, and continue to deal with, literally all my life.

Because i refuse to become co-dependent, i struggle with what appears to be a lack of concern. In reality, i’ve surrendered my inability to influence positive change.

i found this article helpful in explaining and understanding codependency basics. The article also helps you do a decent inventory of you and the person(s) in question.

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The economy of spirit

Many Glacier region
Humbled to stand in such heavenly beauty.

 

The economy of spirit.

It’s simple.

Faith, Hope, and Love.

The greatest of these is Love.

Simple doesn’t mean easy.

 

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