Dreaming of going out at the top of the game. Quitting after dominating the Olympics so to speak.
Leaving the track in peak form, not limping off the track because you stayed in the game past your peak.
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Asked our Son two days ago on our weekly touch-base call, “What would you think if i stopped blogging?”
He said, “It would feel like the end of an era.”
An era usually implies a long run with something that has been a fabric of everyday life.
After 11 years without missing a day, perhaps it would be the end of an era.
The script getting whispered during the daily two-hour writing commitment is, “This blogging is keeping you from finishing your Disney business books.”
If there was no job nor income to worry about and i could do anything, i’d start every single day by writing, just like the past 4,000+ mornings.
And now there’s a new script, thanks to our Son two days ago, “Of course you can do them both. You can blog like normal AND finish your first book about Disney Customer Service.”
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You should DEACTIVATE Facebook, the voice in his head repeated….
Why?
Family often get only the crumbs of our time and our attention.
A few months ago, just before i deactivated my personal Facebook account, i had an epiphany.
Rather than quit, what about starting over?
Just Family.
And maybe a handful of people i’ve known for 35-50 years who are not family.
To illustrate how desperate i was to fix what was bothering me (not being able to keep up) i don’t have a single Disney colleague on FB.
From over 400 connections to less than 60.
Now i’m able read everyone’s updates, everyday.
The 360 connections that are gone – everyone of them is still my friend, and always will be.
Plus, if you really think about it, Facebook doesn’t define who our friends are, we do.
PS. In the 100+ days since i said i was able to keep up, i’ve found the “victory” hasn’t lasted. i remain challenged to keep up. But at least it feels less overwhelming – i’ll take that.
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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.
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