jeff noel – Page 43 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Post Op Day 7, home

14-second video: Don’t say what you don’t mean. And vice versa.

20-second video: Final line in this trailer’s opening clip. “You looked like you had it figured.”

12-second video: The wilderness, the true wilderness, is nicknamed “the wild”. Maybe it could also be nicknamed “the lawless”.

4-second video: No one in 2023 can imagine “no man’s land”. Exception being astronauts.

5-second video: Showtime…

i used to wish for boredom. Careful what you wish for. i never said how much.
dad

An hour or maybe a half day of boredom. Maybe, who knows, an entire weekend.

But five weeks?

Not in a million years.

Note: This current boredom is exacerbated by not being able to move.

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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.

Post Op Day 6, home

17-second video: You can take the girl out of Disney but you can’t take the Disney out of the girl.

Slowing down is harder than it looks.
dad

Guessing the concept of time would feel different if you aren’t hoping for something beyond your control to change.

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Post Op Day 5, home

24-second video: Love experimenting.

12-second video: Hands down the iPhone camera crushes the WordPress camera.

Halloween decorations in a family room — Happy Autumn. Happy present moment.

In the history of known science, we are alive for the blink of an eye. Do not squander it.
dad

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Post Op Day 4, home

6-second video: Practice invisibily makes things look easy to folks who don’t.

Use your divinely-given imagination to prioritize your priorities in a way that pleases you.
dad

Priority editing…

My wish is that everyone eventually gets to a place where they robustly come alive without worrying about what others think.

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Post Op Day 3, home

10-second video: Cheryl is just getting started on the back porch.

Too much of a good thing is wonderful.
Mae West

Too much Glacier? Sounds good.

Too much gratitude? Sounds great.

Too much downtime? My goal is to find the enormous blessing from this.

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