Blog Stuff – Page 6 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

No one cares about your blogs

No one cares about your blogs.

How hard was it to write that blog post title?

Zero hard.

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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.

After 30,000-plus blog posts, home

After 30,000-plus blog posts, i feel personally vibrant.

Stopping hints

Disney Customer Service Keynote speaker onstage — Canada, 2015. Filling in for Lee Cockerell who was ill and needed someone to cover his commitment. There’s also a chance this was one of my own Disney Customer Service Keynote Speeches. Can’t recall exactly.

Hints, to know when to stop blogging prolifically:

When daily blogging feels like work.
That’s it. That’s the only hint that i hear.

Happy present moment.

Bonus and subconscious hint: When i wonder if prolific blogging keeps me from finishing my ‘impossible’ book project.

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Haves and wants, home

Mountain chalet — This was a temporary HQ in mid-September 2024. We had both rooms.

The saying goes like this…

We always want what we can’t have.

What if the saying was re-engineered…

We always have what we can’t want.

That reengineered sentence doesn’t resonate with me in any obvious way. Kinda like the way today’s blog titles didn’t fully go where i thought they might.

The “Summer 2024” blog experiment seems to have slowly morphed into a new style of writing, driven simply from trying to efficiently scale the admin side of the blogging effort.

Noteworthy: When blog titles are generic, like “Sperry Day One, mind”, the topic can be anything — ton of flexibility. When blog titles are not generic, like today’s titles focusing on a contrast between haves and wants, the title suggests you stay in that lane. This is a new discovery and new creative opportunity.

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Banking on every blog

hand written note — One of the final photos from (2023) last Summer’s first-month Glacier visit. Planned to return in one week to continue a planned three-month Glacier season.

Banking on every blog i’ve written (all 30,000+) to help me make the wisest choice.

And at the same time, what seems like an arduous answer to find may be the simplest answer to find.

Time will tell.

i’m enjoying and savoring this opportunity to decide.

Also giddy at how ‘easy’ the solution is gonna be.

Can’t wait to discover it.

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