Category: Carving Out A Life

Distractions and society’s insidiously developed poor habits…

Short, compelling book description
Can you (did you) read the fine print on the last line?

 

One of the key learnings as we age is sorting through the essential insights for executing well on a daily basis.

With so many distractions and too few great examples, we unknowingly flounder through our days, oblivious that we are not making progress and that we are simply surviving.

Our goal is to thrive, and to be constantly conscious of our enemy – distractions and our insidiously developed poor habits.

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What could have been a train wreck of a day proved extraordinary

Getting a GPS cell signal in Canada is expensive
Getting a GPS cell signal in Canada is expensive

 

Yesterday was more overwhelming than normal. Three long travel days. A pile of important things were due.

Luckily there was an understanding colleague, amped up tenacity, guts, and (a trained eye for) observation.

Wow.

Know the feeling?

It’s those wonderful moments when the world is crashing down on us, but we ride the wave and come out on the other end still standing, fist in the air and shouting for joy.

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The place we store and protect our necessities and nonessentials

Florida Sand Hill Crane family uses our street for there daily family meetings
Florida Sand Hill Crane family uses our street for their daily family meetings

 

HQ for this Florida Sand Hill Crane family is our subdivision. HQ is our dwelling. Our home. The place we sleep. The place we store and protect our necessities and nonessentials. The place where we organize the paperwork of our life.

It seems the Sand Hill Crane family has two primary goals: to survive, and then to eventually mate. Their paperwork is on the light side. Their execution of their simple strategies – world class.

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