jeff noel – Page 28 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Oldest or youngest, at home?

Family of three next to Christmas tree — A recent December but not the current one.

Person sitting in the mountains — Strenuous walking is good for you. Resting (pictured here as we await sunset) is good for you too. Reflection is also good for you.

Blessed are the experienced. They possess earned insight and context. The inexperienced make errors the wise know how to prevent.
dad

Better to be the oldest person in the neighborhood or the youngest person in the nursing home?

Be the one in the neighborhood that knows the history.

Yet get out and see the world.

If someone goes to the same “vacation” place every year, it means something.

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

Being a different example brings me joy

Disney, princess toy figurines in the mountains — While Princess diversity was slow to evolve, it’s remarkably better in 2023.

Being a different example brings me joy.
dad

Like it or not, everyone falls into one of two places in life: an example or a warning.

Most are not the lead dog.

A few lucky ones become the lead dog.

With an ever changing, and wonderful view.

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Improve at home, don’t preserve

Regret sucks.
dad

Improve yourself at home.

The goal is more than becoming a priority-driven person.

The goal is to do that, then continuously improve beyond your wildest imagination.

And, in case it isn’t obvious from me (but it should be), this is for your lifetime. Until death do you part from this opportunity.

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Keep moving forward

View from homeowner window — Gen-3 camera.

Email from Apple Music — Looks like a rabbit hole.

Do the reps with your priorities. Dividends come from smart investments, not luck.
dad

You can get lucky.

But you can never use luck as a strategy.

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Know your priority limits

11-second video: THE Ann Margaret.

Man walking with red day pack — Heading out to Epcot’s parking lot.

Clutter is a sign of discontent. Clutter is a sign of an unprioritized life.
dad

We all have clutter.

Things.

Thoughts.

Goals.

People.

Long list, eh?

Yep.

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