Blogging – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

What you got?, home

old school 2010 WordPress them screenshot — April 1, 2010: One solid year of blogging. Fun to look back on how amateur it was, and still is.

What you got with this never missing a day thing?

The blinding flash of the obvious is that i have…

Unusual habits
Drive
Consistency
Vision
Hope
Discipline
Humility?

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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.

Taking the day off, home

Apple Watch fitness app — Challenging to explain how it’s easy to walk 4, 5, 6 miles just in our yard, just in one day. On top of the morning walk.

Taking the day off from blogging.

Yep.

That was the original plan.

Yeah, like that is ever gonna happen.

So i was dreaming up a creative way to kinda pull off an April Fools day prank.

As you have read, it never materialized.

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Blogging’s hidden blessing, home

Best Disney Keynote speaker — i have written blogs from the most unlikely places.

Disney expert and author jeff noel — Blogging from Disney’s Magic Kingdom First Aid building lobby.

Dear Son, to me, blogging’s hidden blessing is its love for the writer.

The cool blessing with blogging is that blogging has no expectation.

If you write only one blog post in your life, fine.

If you create a website and add a blogging software, but never write a single post, blogging says, “no problem”.

And if you write more personal blog posts than anyone in the world ever has, blogging says, “Oh, I never noticed”.

i love the infinite blessings of leaving a trail for you, Son.

In the big picture i will die with peace, with zero regrets on what i might have said.

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Luckiest person on the planet

Woman at the base of the Eiffel Tower — Yesterday. Paris. My Cupid.

The longer, in time, i write, the more my priorities speak to me.

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i love iPhones

i love iPhones.

To me, having an iPhone makes life infinitely more effective and efficient.

Humanity made a giant leap forward with iPhone in the same way as fire, the spear, bows and arrows, shoes, printing press, agriculture, industrialization, trains, cars, planes, radio, TV, and hundreds of other effective and efficient transformations.

Thank you iPhone. And when we say thanks iPhone, we are simultaneously thanking the Internet. Without the Internet, the iPhone is handy, but not transformational.

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