If You’re Reading This, By Tim McGraw – 911 Tribute:
God Bless America, freedom, liberty, justice, and someday, peace.
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Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
If You’re Reading This, By Tim McGraw – 911 Tribute:
God Bless America, freedom, liberty, justice, and someday, peace.
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There are no noble wars, only noble warriors.
It would be misguided to think I’m trying to stir up bad memories. We celebrate our birthday until we die. We celebrate and remember significant things because it’s part of the fabric of our lives. Reminders of life’s priorities.
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What if we thought about this, remembered this, cried about this, all week? Thank you Toby Keith for another passionate 911 tribute:
Thank you, Men and Women, our American soldiers.
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Why? Because becoming hysterically funny (in addition to being uncommonly insightful and off the hook fast), would only lead to fame and fortune. While this would appear, to most people, to be a good thing, it’s actually a catch-22.
Jimmy Buffett, in one of his clever songs, sings, “I don’t want the fame that brings confusion. Where people recognize you on a plane“.
Tiger Woods responded this way when I asked him last year, “Do you ever get tired of being famous”? – “Since day one”, he answered, matter-of-factly.
But the other day, a seed was planted fertilized when a Google Alert for “Mid Life” led me to this funny blog by Tia – Clever Girl Gone Blog.
Just Sunday, at a meeting, I mentioned that my blog posts (1,300–ish in six months) aren’t particularly funny, even though in real life, I am. Inspiring? Fairly. Funny? Not so much. I’ll work on it as time permits. Ok?
Meanwhile, just wanted to say thanks for following. Carpe diem.
East coast to west coast took 18 hours. West coast to east coast took 12 hours.
“You are so lucky. You get to travel for your job”, people often say. Yes. I LOVE my job.
To quote folk singer Dan Fogelberg from his 1981 hit, Auld Lang Syne, “The audience was heavenly, but the traveling was hell”.