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Which way did he go?

photo of home office window — top right window is Mid Life Celebration’s HQ

Which way did he go? For the past week, been thinking about which way I’m gonna go tomorrow – you know, with the blogging.

And for four months, been wondering which way I’m gonna go – you know, with the business.

Are they mutually exclusive?

The thing with going with our gut is… what if we’re wrong.

The other thing, what if we don’t… and we were right that we should have?

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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

Rushing to stay organized…

And if there’s a few extra minutes, button up a yard project to avoid erosion while gone…

Rushing to stay organized…

hear alarm clock
pray
wake up…reading, check work stuff
write five blog posts
go for a run
check work stuff
breakfast with family
mow back yard
check work stuff
clean up
drive to airport
travel all day
check work stuff
av check at hotel
dinner somewhere (doubtful there’s room service)
check work stuff
call home
sleep

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Today’s story is in the captions…

the morning started on a dirt pile in the backyard

florida irrigation — a chore or two before heading to the airport

Philadelphia or Paris — not heading to Philly

USAir first class — first class is VERY different from biz class

USAir amenities — Jack appreciated the special amenities on USAir

Paris flights — Jack is always happy no matter the time...I try to keep up with him

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Oh wow, you get to travel for a living?

parenting tips — they grow up fast…that’s what everyone says….he’s 11 now

Oh wow, you get to travel for a living?

The only people who love to travel are those that don’t.

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PS. Please don’t misunderstand, business folk love to travel, it’s the being gone part that takes a toll (anyone who says differently is lying).

Make It, Master It, Matter

This American icon faced bankruptcy twice in his early years. (circa 1917)

Watched Shark Tank last night. A shark gave this advice to the pitchman, because the pitchman wasn’t willing to off-shore his business plan. From personal experience, the shark said he had to make it, master it, then he could matter.

The pitchman wanted to create jobs in America and sell to Americans. In essence, to matter. Hmmm, backwards. Never thought a business education could be conducted from a TV show.

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