Stumbled on this Disney Keynote photo. Clearing (deleting) texts yesterday and stumbled on three photos i didn’t know i had. The conference photographer texted them soon after the event. This is the third one.
Five ‘justs’:
Just positivity
Just movement
Just prayer
Just art
Just organize
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Stitch. Newly made. Koala pillow to Stitch’s right.
My favorite client is the one who can write big checks without having to ask permission.
Note: Think C-Suite.
Second note: Assume this: Helping every paying client transform the way they work is my purpose. Being nicely paid is them showing their hope, commitment, and appreciation.
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The backstory is incredible. Sparing the details for now (and maybe forever). Serendipity and karma made us interstate friends in our son’s college town.
Like a broken record, everyone is going through a hell know one knows about.
Through tireless parental efforts and parental advocacy, even a 30-something non-social, non-verbal child has managed to adapt and live a unique, yet incredibly different life.
Imagine the life these parents dedicated to supporting their special child. In the future, Andrew is going to face challenges the parents will likely not be around to advocate for.
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18-second 2020 video: From 8900’, i called off the solo Pollock Moutain summit. This is a panorama from where i sat to reflect on what to do as plan B.
Sit and create Plan B.
The last thing i wanted to do after all the anticipation and effort to get to the Great Cleft, just 300 feet from the 9,200′ summit, was quit.
Without belaboring the details, there was no way to safely continue. Even to explore the area to try to find the great cleft was dangerous. And of course, trying to discover the way is a natural reaction. But it was easy to call it off.
When you prioritize your priorities, it’s easy to make decisions.
When you prioritize your priorities, it’s easy to be proactive.
A prioritized decision-making matrix and a proactive, growth mindset enable adaptation when unexpected circumstances arrive.
Expect the unexpected.
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