Author: jeff noel

Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.

Day To Day Administration

Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ
Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ

Happy Thursday, the second day of Fall. Traffic at my blogs spiked 25% in the past few days. Thanks to hard work, Twitter, LinkedIn, Go Daddy, WordPress, and YOU!  🙂

These are social media names that are part of any avid blogger’s vocabulary, and an essential part of a blogger’s day to day administration.

Life is amazing. We get out of it (day to day) what we put into it. Claiming personal responsibility for your mental, physical, spiritual and financial well being  is what will make or break you.

It’s overwhelming. And hard. And easy to give up.

When people who are important in your life remember you after you’re gone, will they hold you up as an example or as a warning?

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On A Personal Note

Followers Up 50% In 3 Months
Followers Up 50% In 3 Months

Adversity doesn’t develop your character, it reveals it. Obviously, there are critics who’ll say my blog template is boring. I couldn’t agree more.

And while people fuss about that, I fuss about writing. Every day.

Soon, there will be 3,000 posts in “the bank”. You know how many people on the Internet can say that? Seth Godin and Perez Hilton can. I know of no others.

You most likely are experiencing, or have experienced, the same thing. What have you refused to give up on that has now become something amazing in your life?

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How’s Your Fire?

How is the fire that burns inside you?

Some people call it passion.

Some hate it. Heretics, they mumble!

Such is life.

When you look back, will you regret pulling the plug on your passion?

Now that’s heretical.

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Do you ever reflect back on how organized you have become?

Do you ever reflect back on how organized you have become?

The challenge with getting increasing more organized is that we, generally speaking, accumulate more things and responsibilities as we age.

So instead of our personal home organization improving, aging makes it ever more challenging.

Hre’s to hoping you’ve recognized this and have adapted and learned new habits – otherwise, odds are high we get buried by the inbox of life.