When it comes to patience we should be very wise and pick our battles carefully.
Rather lose it over small trivial things than the most important moments in a teenager’s life.
No?
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The astonishing paradox of patience
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Ready to have your heart sing and your head explode?
Outwork your competition and do the work they think is trivial and unimportant.
In business it is called focus and discipline. In business it is also called success.
In life this is called balance.
Balance is about energy, not time.
And it is about five themes not two or three.
Our HQ (home) wellness is one of Life (5) Big Choices and this blog’s central theme.
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Can we catch up and get ahead in the same weekend?
Away last week on biz. Leaving tomorrow at 6am for six-day International trip.
Can we catch up and get ahead in the same weekend?
Here’s the thing, if we don’t try, what are we left with?
Another in a long list of obvious truths we can embrace or ignore.
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In case you’re measuring how many times your customers get frustrated
The post office clerk held the credit card and government issued photo id (driver’s license) of the person shipping a box of books.
The name on the photo id and the name on the credit card matched perfectly, even matched the face of the guy standing there.
Years ago his car was broken into, wallet taken, and deputy conducting the report advised to write ‘See Photo” in place of a signature.
The post office will not accept this.
Even though the photo, face, and names match.
In case you’re measuring how many times your customers get frustrated, please count this one, he said.
First world problems.
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What would we like to do, but never begin because it’s too far out there?
How many of you know that in 25 days, the five-year anniversary of The Five-A-Day Blogger will arrive?
What do we think is impossible?
What would we like to do, but never begin because it’s too far out there?
How about this one…
Try to imagine writing two hours (minimum) everyday – producing five daily, differently-themed posts – for 1,825 days.
Remarkable, even for the person who did it.
And humbling.
And in the end, the book he promised to write way back in 1979 became a reality in 2013.
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Photo from book of quotes for sale at Hawaiian Island roadside general store.