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You have your morning routine. We all do.
It’s how we learn to survive in a crazy busy – and unpredictable – world.
Reading through the email in-box is one of the first things – while sipping on the initial cup of coffee, and before the writing begins.
Saved this one for last because it contained the video clip.
Video clips take time to watch.
Life is crazy busy.
We must pick and choose wisely, because our time is valuable, and limited.
Exactly.
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There’s an intentional point to this post – to think differently…
Snapped a dozen random iPhone photos yesterday while pulling into the driveway. This picture was chosen as the best one of these two Sand Hill Cranes. It’s fun to be surprised by nature when you least expect it.
This morning was the first time noticing the American Flag in the upper right. And here’s the thing…
For the July 4th holiday in 2001, Cheryl hung an American flag on the longstanding flag post (used for years to celebrate different seasons).
Two months later 9/11 happened.
The American flag has hung there ever since.
Since 2001 we’ve retired a worn out flag twice.
All of that to tell you this… my Internet Avatar photo has an American flag in the back ground.
It’s from that spot.
And it was also random – to capture the first paid haircut in 30 years (in 2009) – in an effort to have something to show the person conducting the second paid haircut in 30 years.
Entrepreneurial effort doesn’t require genius, it requires desire, intentionality, and experimentation.
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Life is hard.
And beautiful.
The extent to which we accept both is the extent to which we live without regret.
Seems all or nothing really is significant after all.
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(photo: Foggy conditions complicate focus and discipline)
Organize our leadership priorities or suffer the consequences of not being crystal clear and consistent:
With the goals as follows:
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
Knowing it and not doing it means we do not yet know.
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Dear readers, thank you for organizing your days around the opportunity to read these five blogs.
Dear passion, thank you for the desire to write them everyday.
Dear son, thank you for your bravery to live an honest life.
Dear Cheryl, the best is yet to come.
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PS. Greetings from Halifax, Nova Scotia.