Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
So tempting to compromise, or worse, to quit…
Eventually, we harvest the fruits of our labor. Nine months after filling our new pool with water, the landscaping crew will be here this morning to begin the transformation from weeds to paradise.
Why did it take so long?
Maybe better to ask, how did you manage to not give up?
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Yes, being organized and balancing life is art.
Doing this for a lifetime makes one an expert artist.
There is no judging panel.
We know in our hearts if what we’re doing stretches us. And adds value to the world – even if just one person.
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After we die, is our purposeful intent to teach important lessons to the people who sort through, and get rid of our stuff?
If it’s not, then what is all the stuff for?
If it is, why wait until we’re dead.
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Six things Americans will miss being grateful for if our lives are disorganized:
Disorganization isn’t confined to a messy desk or closet. It clutters and buries our blessings too.
End of the road if you began at Mid Life Celebration, or click Next Blog to go there now.
We are not born organized. As infants, we rely on others for parental care – for our very survival – because we are helpless.
As we grow older, we must slowly and surely break the chains of having others think and do for us. We must find our own way.
Most of us never attack this opportunity soon enough, hard enough, and long enough, to be transformational.
It is what it is.
But it doesn’t have to be permanent.
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This month I’m inviting the Mid Life Celebration community to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It couldn’t be easier to go from this HQ blog to the mental attitude blog , just click -> go to Next Blog