Carving Out A Life – Page 17 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

A blinding flash of the obvious

Orlando Motivational Speaker — Life comes with few guarantees.

Life comes with few guarantees.

Trusting your gut isn’t 100% fool-proof.

Sometimes our gut is wrong.

It’s rare.

But it happens enough to tempt us to play it safe on the really big things.

Shedding material things that clutter our home offers a rare freedom from attachment.

Fear is an attachment to people and things.

Taking risks is risky, so is playing it safe.

Experiment with reducing, recycling and reusing stuff that you are emotionally attached to but may never (ever) use.

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Being organized starts with awareness

Being organized starts with awareness.

An awareness with some basics:

Your goals
Your habits
Your fears
Your insecurities
Common sense
Your hopes
Role models

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Culture by design or by default

Disney Customer Service Speaker — During lunch yesterday.

Culture by design or by default?

Are you intentional or unintentional?

Do you fight hard to slay inertia or do you rely on, “But I’m so busy.” to procrastinate?

Spoiler alert – it’s called a wakeup call for a reason.

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Does this phenomenon ever end?

Anytime fitness — Anytime Fitness bathroom yesterday. Made me smile.

Salvation Army truck hauling away our donation of patio furniture.

The years fly by yet our days seem long.

So much to do.

So little time.

Does this phenomenon ever end?

Even when we’re decently organized, we’re still so busy.

Perhaps it is the notion that an object in motion tends to stay in motion and an object at rest tends to gather moss.

It’s ours to figure out.

Go.

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Daily decision fatigue goes undetected

Volunteer work — Yesterday, a single moment in time.

People just want me to shut up about being decently organized.

So i have.

Except when writing.

Ignoring facts doesn’t change the facts.

Daily decision fatigue goes undetected.

Every day, we’re confronted with dozens, if not 100’s of choices. that can impact our health.

Decision fatigue insidiously increases stress and drains motivation.

Too many decisions, too often, impacts our health.

Tired?

Drained?

Spent?

Unmotivated?

Falling behind?

Forgetting or neglecting important things?

Being unmotivated can feel like being lazy.

Thinking you are lazy is life derailer.

This may be why…

Decision fatigue ~~taxes~~ robs our energy by increasing stress and draining motivation.

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