Tag: Power

Want power, home?

Want power?

Prioritize your priorities.

Why? So you never neglect your most important for something less important.

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Rock and roll

Glacier National Park
GNP.
Glacier National Park
GNP. Big glacier.
Glacier National Park
GNP. No glacier 80 years later.

We thought, because we had power, we had wisdom.

Stephen Vincent Benet

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The power of happiness

Glacier National Park
GNP. And then there’s a unicorn.
Glacier national Park
GNP. The mountains are completely engulfed in the storm. My gut was perfect this time. Photo taken from inside the parked SUV.

Power is not happiness.

William Godwin

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The paperwork of life never ends

home office administration
Many emails from a simple offer. Had to set him (and me) free…see next photo.

 

mentoring
Mentoring. Yesterday, August 10.

 

home office administration
Thought i deleted the only video recording of Thursday’s Keynote. Only after purchasing, restoring the files, and feeling empty when the movie file wasn’t there did i realize it was on the other thumb drive.

 

home office administration
Amazon package with technical equipment to keep me powered up for an upcoming four-day adventure with no electricity.

 

home office administration
One of two solar-powered chargers. By the way, the USPS delivered the Amazon package to the wrong address.

 

The paperwork of life never ends.

The number of hiccups (bumps in the road) in one day can be enough to stress a busy person out.

This never goes away.

And it’s because of this fact that i spend so much time and effort to simplify, plan ahead, and say no.

 

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A minimalist video about the power of minimalism

 

Is this “power” alluring enough to change us?

For about a minute.

Then we’ll be off chasing the next shiny thing/social media article.

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