Tag: Joy

If we were given only one more day to live…

Thank you letter Mid Life Celebration
tell everyone thank you, or will they already know?

 

If we were given only one more day to live…

If we were given only one more day to live, would we be ready?

(making an assumption on our answer)

How would we have to live so that we are?

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Does our best career review sound divine?

Fake Disney characters in Times Square
Impostor Disney characters in Times Square on a Saturday night

 

A boss once wrote a review that went:

‘No one reaches higher, cares more, thinks deeper, or works harder.’

Most cherished accolade ever.

On bended knees hoping God sees it like that too.

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Insight: What seems self-indulgent is actually the daily challenge of stimulating others to think.

 

There is an amazing business case for trust

Apple Store 5th Avenue
The run to the Apple Store 5th Avenue gets shorter and shorter

 

Apple Store 5th Avenue
Apple Store 5th Avenue is open 24 hours a day

 

Apple Store 5th Avenue
Apple provides the tools (The Apple Store App) to DIY

 

Apple Store 5th Avenue
Never had to talk to a Apple Store employee to make this purchase

 

Apple Store 5th Avenue
Purchase now complete, time to unpack the purchased item

 

Apple Store 5th Avenue
One final step… put the phone in the case and walk out

 

A well lived life is the antidote to our inherent fear of death and the unknown.

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Friends talking with pride and joy about being ready and unafraid of death

Inspiring quote on museum wall
Can we have a vision, passion, and power over the fear of death?

 

What stops us from talking about our death the way we talk about our garden or our favorite sports team?

Seriously, image a group of friends talking with pride and joy about being ready and unafraid of death.

We’re happy when our friends have a plentiful crop, or when their team makes the playoffs.

I get giddy visualizing us talking about where we are going and how cool it’s going to be.

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Why do people smile, and why don’t they?

Michael Strahan photo in Men's Fitness magazine
Strahan photo taken yesterday at Doctor’s office

 

Why do people smile, and why don’t they?

  • we smile to welcome people
  • we smile because it feels good and looks good
  • we don’t smile because we’re preoccupied with the smilers
  • we don’t smile because we’re bitter
  • smilers smile because it’s all they know

There, it’s been said.

Smilers smile because it’s all they know – and they know it beats the alternative.

And it’s a VIP pass to living gratefully. All day. Everyday.

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