Lies

Disney Institute Sponsorship Program AV Check
Disney Institute Sponsorship Program AV Check, near Houston, two months before retiring.

 

To everyone who has ever dejectedly said to themselves, “Never in a million years”…

Totally get it.

It’s okay.

No really.

It is.

At some point, wouldn’t it be great to no longer believe it?

Boldness has genius.

Created a (writing) challenge that seemed impossible, and was a last ditch effort to silence the echo of, “Never in a million years”.

One hundred days was an insane goal.

Could a person be organized enough to make it happen?

No way it would ever work.

But what if i could just focus doing it one day at a time?

Just worry about today.

Today.

And tomorrow, do it again.

And then a miracle happened, one day at a time grew and grew.

It grew from unexpectedly reaching 100 days to…. 2,190… and counting…

Today is the final day of the sixth consecutive year of daily blogging.

Five differently themed blog posts.

365 x 6 years = 2,190

Just  a thought, no, a wish really – for you…

Please consider rethinking how you want to destroy, “Not in a million years”.

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We can’t even imagine

Delta seat map

 

(photo: Delta seat map for trip to Disneyland next week.)

We can’t even imagine what a lifetime of hard work to get and stay organized will bless us with.

But what if we could pause just long enough to get a glimpse?

Would we invest what it takes, in spite of the constant struggle?

In reality, we struggle either way.

Why not struggle with the choice that provides a great return on our investment?

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Used ‘ta could

Transition lenses TV commercial
Transition lenses TV commercial

 

Ever have the courage to admit it to yourself?

Addiction(s).

Alcohol? Yes.

Work? Not sure.

Caffeine? Maybe. Maybe not.

Inspiration? Yes. No intentions of walking away.

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Staying organized is it’s own reward

Disney Monorail
Jogging through Walt Disney World.

 

Disney's Space Mountain
Jogging through Walt Disney World.

 

Why we should do something is almost always obvious.

Our ability to cloud our thinking with bullsh!t priorities and excuses overwhelms us to the point where we just don’t care enough anymore.

This feeds on itself and insidiously makes things worse.

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The poorest of the poor

Website blog post screen shot
Excerpt from older blog post.

 

What is the most common excuse for avoiding something?

Time is the great equalizer in life. Everyone gets 24 hours each day. None get more, none get less.

Not enough time is a poor excuse.

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