Repetition Is The Key
Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ.
Life’s big decisions. Life’s big choices.
I think about them, like many people do – in fact, just like you do.
The big difference between having work-life balance, work-life wellness, is in the approach we take. This is a no-brainer. It’s that simple.
If we take a casual approach, we get casual results.
Suomi Quotes?
Being inspired inspires others.
Most humans like quotes. We enjoy the way a small sentence or quick thought can summarize the essence of a larger body of work.
Some people are addicted to quotes, like me.
And some people find themselves quotable. This is usually by design, and it is also the mark of someone who’s been burned by Hell’s fire and came out purified, or at the very least, changed.
And in our busy, hectic, worried lives, small, digestible sound bites really satisfy our hunger for a laugh, for inspiration, for validation, for comfort – and on and on.
Quotes are good.
You can quote me on that.
It's Who You Know
Heard this phrase the other night, probably on the TV as I was walking though a room, and I wrote it down.
“The art of compromise.”
We can take guesses as to what this means, or we can simply make up our own meaning. That’s what I did, and came up with five different ways:
The comment’s intent targeted the Senators power to say “no” to President Obama – relationships and the passing of President Obama’s Health Care Bill.
Some Senators held their vote until they got a really good deal for their state. This had people debating it’s fairness, and the Senator’s enormous power to say, “No.”
At the end of the day, it’s really about relationships and who you know.
Or maybe, just maybe, it’s about who you no.
The Ledge - 103 Floors Up
“Indecision may or may not be my problem.” — Jimmy Buffett
Ain’t it da truth? This is one of the many reasons I’ve been challenged to do a better job at living out my dreams.
Please don’t get me wrong, most people have a pretty good batting average – we do many of the things we say we’re going to do.
We also, because we’re human, don’t do a lot of the things we say we’re going to do.
The antidote?
Find your higher purpose.
And, be prepared to work harder than you ever have in your life.
An Olympian at age 50?
December 21, 2009. Can you believe it? Ten days until 2010 begins. A few questions we may consider asking ourselves.
Where did the time go?
Am I happy with what happened this past year?
Did I do what I said i was going to?
Did I do something every day that scared me?
Did I pray every day for my Family, Friends, and especially to all those people less fortunate?
Did I act in accordance with my loftiest thoughts?
Did I help make the world a little better place to live?
Did I strive for balance in life’s big four – Mind, Body, Spirit, Money?
Do I have a plan for 2010?
JC Penney ran a marketing campaign some time ago. I was just reminded of it.
Every Day Matters.
Yes it does, doesn’t it?
Carpe diem, jeff noel :)
Orlando Science Center has programs for the community to spend the night.
Our Church’s Cub Scout Pack is going, which means my son, a Wolf Cub, and I are going.
It should be a good sleepover.
I hope I don’t snore too loud.
Have a great Saturday night, whatever your plans are. Carpe PM, jeff noel :)
Two choices everyday?
To do, or not to do.
Or in this particular example, to write or not to write.
This is my fifth post today. Rather than not write, I decided to write this.
The right column can lead you to the other four posts. They’re all decent perspectives on a variety of important life themes.
It’s your choice. To click, or not to click. Make it a great day and carpe diem, jeff 
In the past few days, I’ve added a few new Pages on the right column.
Thank you for visiting this website. If you get out of it only 10% of what I put into it, that seems pretty good right now.
Carpe diem, jeff noel
Change yourself to change the world?
I went to the Apple store yesterday. It intrigues me that Apple has forged a path, different then the status quo.
This challenges me to learn about Apple or not learn about Apple. I have choosen to learn.
It dawned on me that the secret to success is having the right attitude. And that the right attitude can be significantly influenced when there is a compelling reason.
Being a role model to my family is very compelling to me. The moral – never stop learning. Find a way to keep pushing your understanding, without sacrificing your core, your root values.
Carpe diem, jeff noel