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Prioritizing is worship

Prioritizing is worship.

If worship and serving can be considered synonymous, then prioritizing your priorities is the best way to lead yourself.

Leading is serving.

Lead, and serve, yourself first.

Why?

The same reason on an airplane you put the oxygen mask on yourself first — so you can then help others more effectively.

Note: Prioritizing is one of life’s greatest insights. Prioritizing is also one of the least embraced life habits because we have few, if any, people in our life who’ve been taught the process. So there is little growth because there are so few teachers. The teacher is the one who walks the walk. Most everyone else habitually talks the talk. “Someday i’m gonna figure life out.”

“Someday” is a liar.

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Unassuming goodness

Walking up the steps after yesterday morning’s beach walk, this curious creature and i shared a few moments.
The intricate detail was at eye level because of the staircase, making it easy to be close.
The evening sky from the East carried patches of blue sky. The staircase.

Unassuming goodness.

Self-reflection time.

Perspective.

Organization.

Teamwork.

Vision.

Fun.

All of these are immeasurably valuable gifts.

Utterly unassuming.

Totally life changing.

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Thank you for the gift

Changing what you see changes what you see.

Thank you for the gift.

In powerful ways, yesterday’s gift resembles a midlife celebration.

In a busy, normal world, yesterday’s gift may not have appeared.

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Your blindspot, from an astute observer, is…

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Tryin’.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Interesting title.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Decent context.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Edgy sells. Why? It’s rare, hence valuable.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Edgy, but not quite edgy enough.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
How long does it take to come up with a title?

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Can you imagine publishing a self-help or personal development book?

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
There’s a ton of competition.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
Some get special, coveted placement.

 

Barnes and Noble book store photo
i promise i didn’t spend a single second looking for Disney books.

 

Your blindspot, from an astute observer, is…

Clarity.

What a gift.

The random opportunity was extraordinary.

 

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The beauty and grind of an ordinary day

Disney Cast celebration
Disney Cast celebration from a friend’s Facebook update yesterday.

 

Granite Park Chalet phone number
Quick call with a couple questions about Glacier National Park’s high-mountain chalet.

 

Gas tank gauge
i cannot recall the last time this happened. Maybe a decade ago? From the Tampa trip.

 

The beauty and grind of an ordinary day is a gift.

Today is all we have.

Unwrap, appreciate, and enjoy it.

 

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