Death – Page 3 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

The closer to death, home

colorful business card — Starting my own business in 2008 was the first time i identified a life-priorities short list. In 2009, i prioritized the priority order.

The closer to you get to death, the less you care what others think about the way you did or didn’t prioritize your key home-life priorities.

Why?

Because you’ll be dead soon and nothing will matter.

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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.

Die with everything, home

Die With Zero is a book. The paradox of money saved versus money spent.

At home, i relentlessly pursue ‘everything’.

Using prioritized priorities, personally dying with everything, to me, is to die with everything personal vibrancy offers: beautiful, wonderful, artistic balance between life’s five big choices: mind, body, spirit, work, and home.

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Die with zero, home

Die With Zero is a book. Ever heard of it?

In summary it promotes using your wealth for life experiences, not for a wealth trophy or wealth title.

At home managing life’s day-to-day prioritized priorities, to personally die with zero, to me, is to die with zero priority-confusion.

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Hello transformation

Less than 24 hours ago. My favorite rock band of all time. Led Zeppelin’s fourth album (untitled) was the first album i owned. i was 12, maybe 13. It was a Christmas present from my same-age cousin, Redwood.

Hello?

Yes, of course.

Hello, CEO of You, Inc.

Go!

Go do your amazing end of life planning, structure, and process.

Blaze a transformative trail that doesn’t exist.

Note: Perhaps one day it will.

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Trail writing

Disney wardrobe — Halloween, 2014. One final, official Disney stop on the way home. Dropped off the Jungle Cruise hat my leader Wayne got for me to wear one last time.

Tell us what you want us to remember.

Tell us what you loved about being our parents.

Tell us your hopes for us as we near your age.

Tell us what you wish for our children and grandchildren.

What do you hope for between now and the time you close your eyes for the final credits?

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