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Main Street was too loud.
Jungle Cruise line was too long.
Went with third option.
Backside of Cinderella Castle.
One take.
Two minutes and seven seconds.
PS. A crew would have made it more professional, but it wouldn’t have changed what i said.
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Most people don’t aim for a great life because they settle for a very good life or even an ok (average?) life.
Remember, there is no harm and no foul with where you set your life’s bar.
What is critical for happiness – and most people ignore this – is that you can’t wish for more or better and leave the bar set where you set it.
Also, a high bar doesn’t automatically equate to happiness either.
If the habits and rituals you carry aren’t serving you – no matter where your bar is set – how will you respond long-term?
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Is your learning accelerated, moderated, or on life-support?
Learning in 140-character soundbites seemed impossible until i realized it had changed me (and continues to change me).
PS. Heading to Baltimore so Cheryl can see for the first time what we’ve seen three times prior to today.
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No spark, no fire.
No fire, no hope.
No hope, no plan.
No plan, no transformation.
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Motivation is like a campfire.
If you’ve camped overnight in the wilderness and had a fire, you were probably assigned the task of fetching firewood.
Caveman TV they call it.
Something magical about a campfire.
Ghost stories, jokes, reminiscing, smores, etc.
Everyone goes to bed.
In the morning, the flames are gone. A flat layer of gray ashes covers what used to be a pyramid or square shaped log pile engulfed in flames.
If you address the fire first thing in the morning by stirring the ashes and resting some wood on top of the now uncovered embers, you can walk away and the fire will restart on its own.
If you wait too long in the morning to do this, you will have to start over to rebuild a fire – as if there was never a fire there in the first place.
Motivation is like this.
Tend to it and it will burn as long as you feed it.
Neglect it and it’s like starting over.
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