As soon as failure and risk-taking become an adult habit once again (like it was as a child), we are good to go (again).
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Like it was when we were a child
Tag: Habits
Thought giving up coffee and diet coke would be impossible
Thought giving up coffee and diet coke would be impossible. Seriously.
The catalyst was a holiday trip to visit Family. In a strange development, noticed widespread dark stains on my teeth. From coffee?
Quit drinking coffee and diet coke when we returned to Orlando. That was on January 5, 90 days ago.
The sign above:
No coffee, No workee.
We believe what we want to believe.
- “I can’t live without coffee”.
- “I can live without coffee”.
We live a lifetime selling ourselves short. Our ability to transform is possible.
It’s the focus and discipline that seems impossible.
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Organize like you mean it: You fail if you don’t get really good at failing
Trying a crazy idea on for size and discovering it’s too small or too big is a gift.
Not trying is the quickest way to drive yourself insane.
Plus, the more you fail, the less failure feels uncomfortable.
Fail frequently. Fail better.
Failure, the gift that keeps on giving.
Thank goodness.
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We can’t even imagine
(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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Organized to be partners, even in retirement
Would have been easy to forget to take Jack the Teddy Bear on the short drive to work last week.
Would have been easy to say it doesn’t matter anymore, your son is a teenager now.
Getting organized is one thing. Staying that way is entirely another.
Live like you mean it.
In spite of it all.
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