Rushing to be organized: same channel, different time

Where I’m at today, the plates read, “In God We Trust”…

Indiana license plates

Rushing to be organized: same channel, different time:

  • wake
  • pray
  • read, check work stuff
  • not enough time to run
  • walk to McDonalds for breakfast
  • check work stuff
  • set up laptop and recheck av (audio/visual)
  • meet client and hotel staff
  • greet and welcome participants
  • teach two four-hour programs
  • eat
  • check work stuff
  • call home
  • sleep

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How to make someone believe you’re with the band

jeremy camp
we were pretty far back

When we first entered the venue I told the volunteer, “We’re with the band”. Just like getting yourself to believe something important, if you say it convincingly, odds are it’ll be believable.

I quickly had to backtrack and tell him I was just kidding. As you can see, our seats weren’t even close to “being with the band”.

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Get Busy

Scary Monsters, Inc.

Man, getting busy is the last thing I need help with. Could use some help on not getting busy.

That storybook little pig that built his house with brick was actually better off than his two other little pig friends who’s house’s were destroyed by that huffy-puffy BB wolf.

There’s some sort of valuable, but twisted, paradox in the moral and reality. I’m struggling a bit with it myself.

Who could have ever predicted this?

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The Reason Younger Generations Can’t See A Boomer’s Potential Is Because They See What Boomers Can’t

Take a long, hard, close up look at your life from all angles (mind, body, spirit, money, hq)

Boomers, go look in the mirror at your naked body. Then find a quiet place, outside preferably, to see your naked soul. And is your attitude riddled with blind spots you should fix, or do you ooze positivity, faith? Are you doing work you love? Is your home and life decently organized or messy?

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