Amazing is as amazing does

Not this kind of amazing… not in a million years… okay?

amazing

Amazing is as amazing does. It’s like the old saying, “If you want to have a friend, be a friend”.

Think amazing. Do amazing. Be amazing. One day, one small step at a time.

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Mid Life Celebration LLC Hits 100k Milestone In June From Humble Beginnings 27 Months Ago (Results)

The ripple effect has begun in earnest…

When Mid Life Celebration, LLC was incorporated January 1, 2009, almost immediately, nothing happened. But on April Fool’s Day an ambitious goal was set: to write in all 5 blogs everyday for 100 straight days.

Two-plus years later, Mid Life Celebration has surpassed 100k monthly visits.

THANK YOU for stopping by to think, smile or be grateful.

Not hits, visits. If I shared the number of monthly ‘hits’, you wouldn’t believe me.

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Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda

My Sister's Wedding Day
My Sister's Wedding Day

We make promises to ourselves all the time. Bad choice on our part.

Unless we undersell and over-deliver.

It started as a simple (and humble) 100-day challenge on April Fool’s day 2009. To quit wishing and start doing.

Had I not intentionally slowed down on 9.11, yesterday would have been the milestone day. Instead, because of organization and thoughtful consideration to the story, the 3,000 blog post will happen on a more memorable and special day.

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JD Salinger

Shut Up And Do It, Please
Shut Up And Do It, Please

“Why the hell don’tcha, instead of keep saying it?” J.D. Salinger

You know:

  • Write the book
  • Get in shape
  • Stop smoking
  • Get married
  • Start a family
  • Save for retirement
  • Start your own business

“Why the hell don’tcha, instead of keep saying it?”

More Ovaltine Please?

“More Ovaltine please”?  A classic commercial tag line from American television and radio.

More Ovaline?  No.

More pictures and You Tube videos please.  I hear ya.  I’m with ya.  Busy.  Man, am I busy!

All good things take time.  Which is why I give myself some credit for coming so far in only six months.

Six months?  Well, writing consistently for six months.

The actual vision for doing this started about 30 years ago in college.  That’s a tale for another time (maybe).