The biggest challenge is being uber conscious

Yellow iPhone 5c
Are we living in the past or living in the now?

 

The biggest asset required to become and stay organized is to continuously whittle away at the things that no longer add value. The biggest challenge is being uber conscious that everything adds value, yet there are things that add more.

We need to focus on the things that add more, and let go of the things that only add some.

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Things that matter. Things that don’t. Hard to tell sometimes.

Things that matter. Things that don’t. Hard to tell sometimes.

Does music matter in life?

Does it matter at work?

For sure it matters in life.

Any professional speaker who considers what she or he does as art, then for sure.

 

 

A Rascal Flatts song could fit for the facilitator before anyone arrives.

A song like this, during the first intense self reflection and writing exercise in a packed room.

And maybe a song like this is it’s an official voice of God announcer introduces you for a keynote speech for 2,500.

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Some tough choices are not life threatening

barnes and Noble Business books display
All these authors have a dream

 

Some tough choices are not life threatening.

Go to the monthly WordPress Orlando meetup?

Stay at home as the boys wake up and cook them breakfast?

Would rather stay home.

The book has a deadline.

This is the struggle we all face.

And it is often challenging to balance the tangible with the intangible.

This happens almost daily, if not multiple times a day.

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Concern is a tricky beast

Three five year old boys having fun poolside
Charlie, EJ, and Chapin (at EJ’s birthday party at his pool, 2005)

 

Many unexpected things happen to heighten an already heightened sense of concern.

Concern though, is a tricky beast.

Constantly reminding us we have two choices:

  • survive
  • thrive

Life’s fine print reveals this struggle opportunity reality lasts a lifetime.

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PS. The boys have been together for 11 years, and so have their parents.