Tag: Choices

Culture by design or by default

Disney Customer Service Speaker
During lunch yesterday.

 

Culture by design or by default?

Are you intentional or unintentional?

Do you fight hard to slay inertia or do you rely on, “But I’m so busy.” to procrastinate?

Spoiler alert – it’s called a wakeup call for a reason.

 

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Just another day in Paradise

Mountain House freeze dried meals
Mountain House freeze dried meals…preparing for Granite Park Chalet.

 

Mountain House freeze dried meals
The breakfast skillet was good.

 

Glacier national Park road map
Glacier National Park timing logistics.

 

text message
Yesterday morning before takeoff.

 

rear seat on southwest plane
Here’s where i moved to. It was the first aisle seat available.

 

carrying luggage in both hands
This was a surreal moment. The freedom of having both hands free while traveling is a luxury most never experience.

 

Hand drawn Mickey Mouse
i know the artist of this San Antonio artwork.

 

wifi networks
Smiling.

 

Just another day in Paradise.

All of the photos above are from yesterday.

 

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MAK A DIF?

vanity plate
At a red light coming home from Church yesterday. Make a difference?

 

This is what can happen when we allow life-balance to take a back seat.

The reasons we “allow” this to happen are infinite.

Here’s an important insight…

Even executive leadership coaches are not immune from life’s constant attack on our peace and contentment.

So the experts, the role models, the gurus – why aren’t they following their own advice?

Be careful.

Stay focused.

Life has five big choices.

 

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Doing the wrong things right

Rollins College Debate Team
Rollins College Debate Team – a history of success.

 

Rollins College Debate Team
Rollins College Debate Team – tangible evidence of success.

 

Rollins College Debate Team
Rollins College Debate Team – one trophy case isn’t enough.

 

Rollins College Debate Team
Rollins College Debate Team against the world.

 

 

Doing the wrong things right.

 

How does one know if this is true?

How does one balance the truth against a lifetime routine?

Is this a classic “activity equals productivity” dilemma?

Is this the Pareto principle in action?

Does doing the wrong things right insulate us from our fears and doubts?

Who would we have to become to embrace the notion of transformational change?

And could we ever convince ourselves to follow a different path?

 

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Your mileage may vary

Odometer
Had to photograph the 2002 car’s mileage yesterday – for State Farm Drive Safe and Save app.

 

Heading out the door for surgery in a few minutes.

i’m the driver.

A 12-mile drive.

The patient will recover afterward from anesthesia and will need to be driven home.

i average 6,300 miles per year on this car.

Well below normal.

What is normal anyway?

 

 

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