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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Learn to say no; it will be of more use to you than to be able to read Latin.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self.
Aristotle
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Brene Brown is a thought leader.
She says that you must choose between courage or comfort, you can’t have both.
She’s smart, no doubt.
Yes and, going to respectfully disagree with the statement.
Why?
While not an intellectual, at 60, coupled with deep and broad Disney experience and especially the Disney Institute leadership expertise, i’ll go up against anyone on personal and organizational vibrancy.
Any. One.
Any. Where.
Any. Time.
Why disagree with Brene’s claim?
Because i have both courage and comfort.
At 60, this is a reality.
So how can i be wrong?
Perhaps what Brene implies is that she cannot have both.
Then, what she says is worth wondering why she doesn’t have courage and comfort and why i do.
Not gifted, and as (formerly) insecure as the next person, yet my life’s work has put me in this position to speak authoritatively.
Weird to say it, but at the end of the day, how is what i have to say anything but true?
The beauty of 60 is that i believe we are both right.
Also at 60, i am certain that we, meaning anyone, believe what we want to believe.
If i were you, i’d believe better choices are available.
For example, courage and comfort.
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Which is more egregious?
Someone thinks, “You’re too busy to
Someone thinks, “You’re too poor to
One has plenty of time but little finances.
One has plenty of money, but little time.
One offers, year after year, to pay for the other’s travel expenses.
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What inspired me about Father Benjamin using his iPhone to read some scripture to support his Homily was how untraditional it was.
There had to be older parishioners who gasped.
You know, “Kids these days with their devices, blah, blah, blah.”
Yeah, and adults these days with their divorce rates, obesity, and hypocrisy.
Anyway, Father Benjamin’s passion for his message yesterday resonated with a 59-year old Dad in the very back row.
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