Tag: Regret

WDW Day 1 – Back Home, spiritually

Pixar Soul movie logo
The lead character, Joe, wasn’t ready to die. Why? Because at middle-age he had not begun to live.

To die well, live well.

To live well, hone (remarkable) personal vibrancy.

Highest bar for mind, body, spirit, work, home.

Pro tips: Live in constant gratitude. Comparison is joy’s death.

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Peace and avoidance

Profoundly simple, simply profound…

Make peace with past regrets. Strive to avoid future regrets.

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Laidback Summer

Resting patiently while four new tires are installed on a 20-year old car. With an online appointment and a confirmation phone call initiated from the shop a day later, it still took 2.5 hours. Laidback means not getting excited about things that seem over-promised and under-delivered. Life is good. #PrayForUkraine

Laidback Summer.

After two years of Covid, heavy down-turn in business, and consistent anxiety about a microscopic health threat – not to mention WW3 – if this is my last Summer, may it be one that has never been experienced before.

Ok, sounds like a plan.

Note: You know why? To stay on track for no regrets.

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Life is a spiritual gamble

mountains
This is so unbelievably massive that it’s an optical illusion, looking smaller as a photo. What is it? The Continental Divide.

Life is a spiritual gamble.

Hey Jeff, we’re all going to die, so what is the risk?

The risk is that you never come alive.

The risk is that you never walk with peace and contentment.

The risk is that you teach your children to follow your path.

Insight: Regret sucks.

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