Tag: Goodness

Goodness, home

Water bottle and a red flower inside a mailbox
Cheryl returned from her routine morning walk with our neighbor and found a red hibiscus flower waiting for her. Cheryl always places her water bottle in our mailbox before she and Joanne start. Goodness is consistently (but not daily) going the extra inch like this.

Goodness at home is the same as goodness at work. Appreciation is always podium-level home goodness.

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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.

Thank you Friday

Our DI leadership chain of excellence has morphed to this model. Photo: Twitter screen shot.

Thank you Friday.

For what?

Being mindful and present to understand the significance of this 72-hour window.

  • Cheryl’s Disney retirement announcement yesterday
  • Traveled the world with Scott Milligan, Disney colleague who took his life today seven years ago
  • Tomorrow’s If Disney Ran Your Life podcast launch
  • Assorted other behind-the-scenes business progress
  • Our son returns to college in 48 hours after 6-week break

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Make Your Day Great

This Becomes Clearer The More You Focus
This Becomes Clearer The More You Focus

It’s a simple formula, really.

Do the math.

If you don’t find ways to make your day great, who will?

And if not today, when?

Here’s to wishing you many delightful bursts of goodness.

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The Truth Hurts

Fog
Fog

The truth hurts. The truth can also set us free.

“Yeah, yeah, whatever!”

Can’t you just hear people saying this, or thinking it?  I say it too.  We all do sometimes.

In fact, I’ve said this all my life.

“Yeah, yeah, whatever.”

Until a few years ago when things began to change.

One close friend describes me as, “A Transformed man.”

Just yesterday, at jeffnoel.org (spirit) I posted about the fog, the semi-conscious state many of us seem to go through life with. Some may call it auto-pilot.

As we are into the fourth day of the new year already, wanted to remind everyone that the goal from all this writing is:

  1. To leave a trail for a young child
  2. To help others with their goals
  3. To eventually raise money to find a cure

These things have the ability to help transform anyone. At the moment, it’s working slowly, but powerfully.