Last night was the first Big Bang episode we’ve seen that wasn’t a rerun.
Some of our organization is not only fairly easy, but funny too.
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Crawled out from under my rock last night
Category: Dear Son
Thank you Walt Disney for teaching me this
In a brutally busy and distracting world, we either succumb to or triumph over our situation.
Disney has taught me to habitually over manage things that others either under manage or ignore.
Intentionally arriving early to pick up our son from High School affords the daily opportunity to observe and to be seen – the invisible keys to building trust.
Note: Being early means something else has to give. This is why most can’t develop the active and visible habit – they’re too busy.
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Leaving on a bicycle for an organized effort to get healthy
Leaving on a bicycle for an organized effort to get healthy.
No sleeping in on the weekends. We have a quiet mission.
The mission:
Get healthy, gain confidence, build a foundation for becoming a responsible adult.
We planned this the night before.
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Habits define us
Habits define us.
The first two days of High School have netted the 11-year tradition of a father-son hug in the school parking lot.
Was not sure about High School.
Glad it is continuing.
Potentially to continue as a 14-year habit tradition in his Senior year.
Habits.
Double-edged sword as it were.
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Organization is a great quality no matter where it’s applied
Organization is a great quality no matter where it’s applied.
Great organization often looks effortless.
Deep down, we know it’s anything but.
Having both parents attend a new high school student orientation on a Monday takes considerable effort.
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