Category: Inspiration

Lake McDonald Lodge Cabin

Glacier National Park Lodge firewood
Firewood is plentiful.

 

Glacier National Park Lodge firewood
Firewood doesn’t cut itself.

 

Glacier National Park Lodge firewood
Firewood doesn’t stack itself either.

 

Ever get so much done by 2pm that you can call it a day?

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Good morning from Rising Sun Motor Inn and Cabins

St Mary Lake at Glacier Park
Last night before returning to our room.

 

St Mary Lake at Glacier Park
The most photographed spot in Glacier National Park.

 

St Mary Lake at Glacier Park
St Mary Lake is only a mile down the road from our room.

 

View fromGlacier's Rising Sun Motor Inn porch
View from our room’s front porch.

 

In the simplicity of what to pack, why to pack it, and how to pack, the DNA for living lean and on purpose is cloned.

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Hope Summer 2015 is your best one ever

Sanibel Island July 4th
Bailey’s grocery store on Sanibel Island.

 

Sanibel Island July 4th
Island Cinema on Sanibel Island.

 

Hope Summer 2015 is your best one ever.

(Note: written on July 6th. Goes live October 14, 2015. Think back, was this past Summer your best one ever? Now, how about Fall?)

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The founder’s story is so crucial, yet so forgotten

The Nicholson's Florida Hospital
Photo taken at Nicholson Center. The Nicholson’s, founders of the Nicholson Center Florida Hospital.

 

It’s up to us to be organized to perpetuate our story. Why perpetuate ‘our story’?

Because no one will do it for us. Not while we’re alive anyway.

But why does it matter?

Because it may be the thing that inspires someone else to their own greatness. And by greatness we’re talking about making a difference in the lives of others.

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A seriously absurd notion

Track Shack Orlando building
Since 1978.

 

Track Shack running shoe selection
Track Shack running shoe selection viewed from my seat yesterday.

 

Track Shack shoe department
Notice upper left and right in photo above? Love to run, live to run translate to love to write, live to write.

 

Six years ago (Spring 2009) was contemplating how to overcome three decades of excuses for not writing the book that was a solemn promise back in 1979.

And in this contemplative thought, a seriously absurd notion:

What if you challenged yourself to a 100-day, self-imposed writer’s bootcamp? All you have to do is write one blog a day for each of your five websites.

It was so utterly impossible that the challenge actually felt insanely compelling and motivating. Could the impossible actually be possible?

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