(photo: No arrogance to be found in a dog.)
It’s a challenge to write short, pithy posts.
Why?
Because there’s no shortage of being full of ourselves.
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(photo: No arrogance to be found in a dog.)
It’s a challenge to write short, pithy posts.
Why?
Because there’s no shortage of being full of ourselves.
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(photo: Last night at the big city intersection, waiting for a green light.)
Waiting for permission to go is deadly. Not at an intersection when the light is red, but in life when the light is green and we still don’t go.
Six years ago this month the first blog posts were written. A few here, a few there. Nothing really.
And then he granted himself permission to fail. Try to write five differently themed posts for 100 consecutive days (it was certainly doomed to fail)…
Whatever you’re waiting for, hasn’t it been long enough?
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(photo: He sees things in fives… five is the magic number for balance and wellness)
Thank God he decided to do the most ridiculous thing with writing.
He decided not only to write every single day, but to write five differently-themed blogs. Everyday.
No, seriously.
Five blogs a day.
Stupid idea.
Nonsense.
No one does that.
Everyone thought it was ridiculous.
Now, 66 months, and well over 10k published blog posts later…
Decent odds they think he’s out of his mind again.
Yet he prays for the Herd anyway.
How can he not?
Every day.
All day.
He’s good like that.
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Today’s home thought continues with a mental thought for the day at the Next Blog

Being less than a week from an extraordinary milestone, how should one organize their thoughts and emotions?
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What makes short and pithy so valuable? Because it is so rare. And rare is valuable.
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