Category: Fanatical

Mid Life Celebration Bold Moves

We welcome March today and the promise of rebirth and rejuvenation. It’s the way nature works. It’s the way we can work.

But we have to work. And work hard.

The long way is the short cut.

Not sure how many of you read Mid Life Celebration’s other 4 daily, differently themed blogs. Being bold, I think you should.

You know deep down inside, we all have convictions. And some writers put their convictions out there for all to see, and for all to critique.

The boldness comes from the idea that humans can be reborn, and become a better version of themselves.

March is dedicated to this ideal. It’s called put up or shut up.

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You Know You Know

Anyone looking forward to the iPhone 5 & the iPad 2?

There are things in life you know you know, but real life, in real time just makes things complicated.

At the Apple Store the other day, fixing a technical issue at the Genius Bar, I spoke with a 40-something Father of two young children.

Life isn’t easy, but it’s easier the more organized you are. The less organized, the harder.

One of many truths in life that ignoring only makes worse.

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Best Orlando Professional Speakers

Small town, straight ahead. Big time, to the left…

The best Orlando Professional Speakers are the ones with the most passion. In fact, passion rules any endeavor. You know this already.

The best Life-Work Balance Professional Speakers are the ones who’ve become world-class at balancing Life’s Big Choices, in a world too full of mediocrity.

A few recent life events have led to a renewed (like I even needed it) sense on purpose and freedom.

Are you on fire?

PS. Only the mediocre are at their best everyday.

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Pulitzer Prize Winning Writer?

They followed their passion, apparently, no matter the cost…

Sometimes, my thoughts here are (intense) reflections of the recent past and (impossible) hopes for the coming day.

It’s been a very rewarding week at The University of Iowa. You could just feel the excitement and energy in the air, everywhere you went.

The teacher sets the tone for the day.

The toughest thing about being a teacher is never seeing the audience again. Never knowing if the excitement led to positive change.

The second toughest thing is knowing that if the audience is bored, the teacher is boring them.

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