Tag: Habits

She shed

HQ.

Headquarters.

CEO of You, Inc.

The paperwork of life.

She shed.

Whatever you call it, it’s 100% your responsibility to enable structure and processes that you can effectively control.

Congrats for seeing the magic of compound interest – with habits and rituals – as you grow in confidence, independence, and responsibility.

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Can you see it?

There is much to learn from Disney. If Disney Ran Your Life is a concept that has transformed mine.

Can you see it?

What?

Can you see your future?

Can you see how the daily grind in mind, body, spirit, work, and home works like compound interest over time, yielding remarkable results from the investment of structure and processes that you control?

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If not now

.begin .differently

If not now, when?

If not ever, why?

(csn, txt when you read this. thx)

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Year

Hidden Lake, and Bearhat Mountain over our shoulders.

Here’s a train of thought for the new decade that begins in three days:

  • Moment
  • Hour
  • Day
  • Week
  • Month
  • Quarter
  • Year
  • Decade
  • Life

If Disney Ran Your Life, you learn to instinctively over-focus on the same things you used to under-focus on or ignore.

You learn to be intentional where you used to be unintentional.

The power that a decision we make in a year has the power to grow and influence by the decade and beyond.

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Organized risk taking

Feeling vibrant. Looking North towards Canada from Swiftcurrent Mountain.

Organized risk taking.

Old habits, ingrained early, create a lifetime of choices that are made mostly, if not always, on autopilot.

Old habits that aren’t improved, discarded, or completely reinvented, will lead to a lifetime of subpar decisions, with subpar outcomes.

For personal vibrancy.

For organizational vibrancy.

We can become chronically tired from the drain of the time, energy, money, and resolve required to do what we know we should do, but we don’t, instead we take the easiest and safest route.

We know we can do better, and whisper to ourself that tomorrow we will.

This too becomes a habit we are too tired to change.

And then, like Walt Disney, we find our journey over when we really wanted to forge ahead with renewed vigor, starting ideally, tomorrow.

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