Category: He’s Just Lucky

Basics: embrace serendipity

homeless person at grocery store
The reality of homelessness.
  • Our neighbor lives on the other side of this wall.
  • This is a version of HQ. Wherever you lay your head is your HQ.
  • Organized to pack up quickly. If only to walk to a grocery store to buy food and use a restroom.
Homelessness close to home.

Embrace serendipity.

Be present for the positive, unexpected blessings and opportunities that come your way.

Busy people never, or rarely, see serendipity.

Congrats on honing your mindset to be present.

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Disney Photo Pass

Captured today’s photographer in action.

Disney Photo Pass.

At Disney.

Taking photos.

Having a “pass” to access the opportunity.

What’s the pass?

Living less than a mile from Walt Disney World and having a lifetime Cast Member ID card in my pocket.

Live like you mean it.

On it.

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Wanna organize?

Yesterday’s highlight: an open sliding door, steady rain falling, sharing an inspiring YouTube video on the phone, getting horizontally comfortable, falling asleep on my lap.

Wanna organize?

Organize to maximize your potential.

How?

Structure. Processes.

Lead and design with simplicity and scalability.

Why?

To enjoy the depth, breadth, and richness of life’s simplistic, most divine moments – when there’s not a care in the world and you want for nothing.

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We don’t know how to parent technology

A plastic spork and some play dough created a lead Disney/Pixar character in a brilliant CGI (computer generated images).

First generation of parents of digital natives.

Both generational parties will have recovery and opportunity.

In person relationships, self-confidence, and risk taking are the leading adult characteristics being disrupted in digital natives growth cycle.

Simultaneously, digital natives have learned how to communicate through space and time and this makes them pioneers.

What remains to be seen is how challenges will become opportunities and how opportunities will become game changers for humanity.

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Do hard things

Reynolds.

Anything worth doing is hard before it is easy. Embrace and nurture the Magic of the learning curve.

Do hard things.

When you are willing to do hard things you’ll have a more organized life.

How cool is that?

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