Quotes – Page 47 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Home patience?

dinner table name card — Had the final four nights of the 2023 season. It would have been our (Cheryl and me) third consecutive September closing down Sperry Chalet. Eye surgery required us to cancel. The return will be especially meaningful in 2024.

Be patient. Your over-focused daily habits will grow you positive results at home with your prioritized priorities.
dad

Having prioritized priorities is a perfect example of over-focusing on the things you used to under-focus on or ignore.

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Home (Swedish) death cleaning

Not prioritizing your priorities is as toxic as cluttered rooms.
dad

We say our job, our family, our health are three of our top priorities.

But who can tell you their priority order that makes perfect sense, without saying a word?

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Love your home

8-second video: After dinner Guest. Here for the S’mores?

Love your home.
dad

Love your prioritized priorities.

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One-pound avocado?

landscape plant description — Didn’t buy it because it’s a ginormous avocado.

Cut Avacado on a plate — Traditional avocados at our local grocery store.

Eat your way to healthy is not a myth.
dad

Have never said this quote before. Ever.

Derivatives, for sure.

Had my first one-pound avocado, two weeks ago. Courtesy of our neighbors harvest from their backyard.

Now, not sure if i can eat a Haas avocado with the same enthusiasm that i have for the last 20 years.

Last night had one of each.

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Relentless writing

Reset an iPhone without it knowing who the owner is. You can do this and still have access to the Internet. Pretty cool detective work.

Lead yourself. No one else can nor will.
dad

A couple times today a post’s ending became the next post’s “quote”.

i’m okay with that.

Funny how it is never an intention.

It just happens.

i roll with it.

i try in out.

i then will patiently wait for seven months to read what i wrote today.

And when that moment comes, i will strive to notice, and to recall why i chose to do it.

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