One day and then

One full day, today, and then off to Maryland for Parents Weekend. 

Having prioritized priorities and simple, scalable structure and processes at home makes this transition fun and exciting.

Happy present moment. 

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Annoyingly organized

10-second video: The plan from Logan Pass was to beeline it to West Glacier. Never happened. The Grizzly sighting less than a minute after leaving the Pass parking lot changed everything.

Annoying confident are the folks who for a variety of reasons, exude a vibe, a karma, even an expectation that good things are going to consistently happen. 

These same people have assuredly placed their hands on the firey-hot gates of hell. 

They have learned too much about hell to ever get close again. 

In fact, they are warriors against negativity, impatience, and anger. 

They walk confidently. 

In an ideal world, they also walk humbly. 

Observing the humble ones, they just look annoyingly confident.  

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Half of my home town

Half of my hometown thinks one way. The other half thinks the opposite. 

It’s the same in your hometown. 

The world is full of opposites. 

Contrast.

Oxygen. Carbon dioxide.

Fire. Water.

Flood. Drought.

Zealots. Conformists.

Gratitude. Bitterness. 

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Scarcity creates value

Scarcity creates value. 

Diamonds, for example. Or trust. 

Gifted Jody Maberry with an exceptionally rare hike yesterday (October 2).

Why?

Jody appreciates the art of seeing and .thinking .differently 

Who doesn’t appreciate being appreciated. 

(and remember to have fun, it’s a jungle out there)

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Benefits of easing into anything

Pika
Pikas are rarely seen. We saw two yesterday. Great karma. 
18-second video (poor audio quality): Jody Maberry helping me celebrate Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary. Mt Oberlin, 8,200’.

The benefits of easing into any endeavor are obvious and not so obvious:

  1. Allows for warming up. 
  2. Alleviates overdoing it. 
  3. Builds confidence by slowly erasing fear. 
  4. Helps you stay present.

The four above, when done consistently, up your fun factor. Fun is good. 

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