jeff noel – Page 38 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Glory Daze

woman bicycling across country — Honeymoon. Who does this? Cheryl and jeff. Friday Island, Washington state. Decades ago. Yee-haa!

Mom and i went on our Honeymoon a year after we were married. It was a 17-day bicycle trip across Washington State. We had $200 cash. One night in a British Columbia Hotel. Every other night was in a tent.
dad

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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.

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21-second video: It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

Son, someday you will realize how insanely epic our home location is.
dad

Mom and i, while living in Washington State, made plans to buy a mobile home when we permanently moved to Orlando in 1984.

We never factored in the lot rent.

How do you overlook such a detail?

Easy.

Inexperience.

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Got contact and contacts?

African wood carving — Called it out as a Hidden Mickey, not realizing it is.

There’s an art to slowing down to speed up.
dad

My calendar demands incredible margin.

What is margin?

White space.

White space is blank calendar space.

Daily blank space, and plenty of it, is the key to being spontaneous.

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Post Op Day 28, home

Big Horn Sheep Ram head carving — Tree of Life. Several hours ago. At home now finishing today’s blogs.

i cannot imagine missing a single day blogging.
dad

Writing and publishing five daily, differently-themed blog posts since 2009 has made me wise, peaceful, optimistic, and grounded in my prioritized priorities.

i was all those things before 2009.

However, prolific writing for 5,500+ consecutive days transformed me.

Transformation is subjective, but universally, it means radical change.

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Radical organization

mountains — Because of my prioritized priorities, i do the things now i know i’d regret later for not doing. There will be no regret for not spending more time hiking the Continental Divide.

Radical organization is foreign to humanity. Name one person you know who has prioritized their priorities.
dad

Work is a priority for many. The reasons are mostly self evident.

However, who in their sane mind puts work ahead of health and peace?

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