One Question A Day? – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Pretend to be normal, home

Friendly reminder: These blogs are me talking to me. Either in real-time, or from memory-lane.

What is normal?

Thinking that having priorities is enough.

You are insidiously delusional when you innocently avoid prioritizing your priorities.

This was a fun trip down memory lane. And a bit of self-gratification while admiring my self-issued, imaginary Masters Degree in Personal Vibrancy.

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

Spoon-fed?

If i tell you the answer, you’ll never remember. If i help you discover it for yourself, you’ll never forget
dad

What’s the difference between an important priority and a good priority?

Bottomline answer is, “The quality of your life”!

No one is eminently qualified to tell another what their priorities need to be.

However, there are some rare people who can point you to true north for personal (and organizational) vibrancy.

Consider yourself blessed beyond measure if you are friends with one.

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Personally over-confident?

Five people in a Chalet lobby — Glacier Chalet staff, possibly 2019.

Personally over-confident?

i’d reframe it as super confident.

So no, not overconfident.

Why?

Each decade creates an enhanced set of small, medium, and large challenges. Challenges you can see coming and challenges you never see coming.

Additionally, the magic of compounding from honing consistently excellent habits is an astonishingly helpful confidence builder.

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If only, at home

Pile of frisbees next to a tree — 11 frisbees. Front yard.

What if your yard was big enough that you could throw a frisbee as hard as possible and it would never reach your neighbors yard? Even if you tried 500 times.

What if your priorities were prioritized?

What if they aren’t?

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Perpetually improving?

28-second video: Patched a big crack in the armor.

Perpetually improving, every day, all day?
dad

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