When was the last time you just wanted to shout with excitement because you had so many ideas and an unusually heightened sense of urgency?
Was it last night?
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Yee haw it’s May!
Category: Are You?
…where the heck’s your 30-second elevator speech?
At a WordPress Orlando Meetup April 28, I walked away with a big aha. My elevator speech went on for minutes…. How often do you use your brilliant elevator speech? Yeah, like unless you’re in sales…..blah, blah, blah… Anyway, afterwards, walking to the car, rewrote the whole thing in my head:
“I help people discover the two most magnificent days in their life… Can I ask you two questions? How old are you? How much longer do you plan to live? See, there’s the catch. None of us know. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Later never comes. I excite people like you to live like you mean it. And, um, give speeches to change the world”.
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Happiest Of New Year’s To You And Best Wishes For 2012!
Happy New Year. A late start to the daily blogging here at Mid Life Celebration. The final look at the clock last night, it was 11:51pm. Fell asleep just before the apple dropped at Times Square.
Um, yes, I do know it’s April Fool’s Day 2012 as you read this. And um, you do know it’s January 1, 2012 (90 days ago) as I type this post. Right?
Life is an experiment. You are experimenting this year aren’t you? Please tell me the dreams you are thinking today (Jan. 1) are still alive today (Apr. 1).
PS. That last sentence was weird to write. This is going to be an interesting January (or April). I’m already a little confused how this will work out.
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jeff noel Believes It’s True, A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Words
jeff noel believes it’s true, a picture is worth 1,000 words. From any angle. Period.
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God Is Everywhere
God is present in the small flower in the bud vase on the hotel restaurant table. If we look close enough, and often enough, we find God everywhere.
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