Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ.
Life’s big decisions. Life’s big choices.
I think about them, like many people do – in fact, just like you do.
The big difference between having work-life balance, work-life wellness, is in the approach we take. This is a no-brainer. It’s that simple.
If we take a casual approach, we get casual results.
Being busy is really just a part of life. People have always been busy. Yet, we live like ours is the first generation to face such challenges.
Listen carefully when older people talk. Pay attention to history. You’ll discover times have always been tough, and always very busy.
When we accept this as never going away, we can begin to live. But not until then. Once we accept it, we can work real hard to figure out how to survive well, and to live well. It doesn’t require much.
Ever make a plan or goal, and find yourself at a place one year later, and wonder where the time has gone?
And when you find yourself there one year later, do you celebrate your amazing accomplishment, or do you look back and realize that there was no progress whatsoever?
About one year ago, I looked back on 2008, and realized that I had failed.
Now, looking back at 2009, it’s time to celebrate.
The most amazing phenomenon?
Becoming an exception to the rule: the only Internet blogger who writes five daily blogs.
Did you do it yesterday?
Huh?
Exactly.
Did you do all the things from yesterday’s post?
I did. This Russian blog validates it (second paragraph). Sheer serendipity.
Life. We love being alive.
We dread dying.
In between, we have to carve out our life. A life that hopefully allows us to not only survive, but also to thrive somewhat.
To have mostly good days, a fair number of “bad” days, and occasionally a few great days.
Bad, good, great. We will each define these differently, no doubt. That’s okay. It’s all relative anyway.
So what’s the point?
The point is, what will today be?