Tag: Transformation

Leveling up, spirit

Disney's Contemporary Resort Hotel at night
Most selfies like this are for potential blog photos.
Disney's Contemporary Resort Hotel at night
And sometimes selfies like this are for clients, friends, and family.

Leveling up is often categorized as a big leap.

In life, work, and video games, it can be.

Leveling up can also be simply becoming marginally better than you were yesterday.

Take 365 days of consistent and intentional ‘leveling up’ and anyone (or any organization) becomes wiser and more experienced.

Now imagine this ‘phenomena’ happening year after year.

BFO: Wisdom and experience are keys to better personal and professional results.

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Hate accentuates Love

Florida wildflower daisy
Flowers smaller than a dime caught my eye while taking trash and recycling bins to the curb last night.

Hate accentuates Love.

What a blessing.

Who knew.

We hate COVID-19.

We hate our divided Nation.

How will this make our world a better place?

Love wins.

Sometimes it just takes forever.

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Grateful for intense adversity

Roy O Disney statue
Saint Roy. Roy came out of retirement after Walt died in 1966. Roy stood here in 1971 to deliver the dedication speech.

Grateful for intense adversity.

The timing is always bad, but the opportunity is always golden.

Especially in hindsight.

Trust that what feels awful, and impossible, is a rare gift.

Your two choices are simple.

Embrace and maximize the opportunity.

Resist and loose the transformational opportunity of lifetime.

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Confront and experience

These hikers were present and mindful enough to recognize a dangerously lose rock and move it to a stable position. They confronted danger for someone else and experienced the peace in knowing they did what they could.

A wonderful conversation yesterday with a college freshman.

Asked, “How is college?”

A delightful reply, “When bad things happen, I’m able to confront them. When good things happen, I am able to experience them.”

Profoundly simple and simply profound.

As an adult community, we should all be so equipped, mindful, and present.

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