Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
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The place were we live, separate from work, we call home.
In nature home is a den, cave, burrow, or a nest.
It’s where down time from survival, or waking hours, is spent.
Some animals are nomadic, or have no home whatsoever, say fish.
The human equivalent for home can be called nest.
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Unless there’s a bonafide condition that inhibits a person from optimism, than we ought to be purposefully organizing ourselves for positivity.
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Out for a jog, 2,300 miles from Orlando and Walt Disney World, I could have run under this banner and never given it a second thought.
But what I do is provide readers (you) daily reminders.
It’s a charity and mission work that feels as good giving as it does receiving.
Being organized is it’s own reward.
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Ever go on vacation and even though you’re relaxing and enjoying yourself, you still have a place inside you that yearns to be home again?
Not everyone experiences it, but many do.
Waking up in your own bed is a nice feeling. There’s a comfort and familiarity that accompany the daily routine that’s about to begin.
This is all based on the assumption that you’re living in the home that is building you.
The other night I told our son, “I’m bothered, but not bored.”
I’m bothered by the work load I put on myself. Career, home, church, gym, home, family, retirement.
I’m not bored by any of it though.
Why?
Because I love it. None of it feels like work. So, being bored is the last thing on my mind.
Except for one small detail, and I must confess, “I’m bored with being bothered!”