Tag: stop

Busy, busy at HQ

Busy, busy at HQ.

Lots going on. More than usual.

All in the name of continuous improvement.

Walking those seven miles today, a couple thoughts:

  1. How do i write an end to the prolific blogging?
  2. Does it need to be written about in some remarkable way?
  3. Could it end the way it began, humbly, simply, quietly?

Because right now is the first these questions surfaced.

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Three weeks away, home

Three weeks is going to fly by.

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The end of an era?

A favorite Disney character that goes everywhere i go, for a specific reason – love, Ohana.

The end of an era?

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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Stop!

Brooklyn, NY
It’s not Disney World, yet it’s very decently organized (Brooklyn, NY)

 

Stop!

Stop?

But wait, didn’t you say yesterday to Go?

Yes. Go.

And stop making excuses. We are deserving of a great, organized life.

This is our responsibility.

Not talking organizational perfection.

Just fundamentally… decently organized… and simplified.

Some of the most basic:

  • declutter – purge unnecessary things, which is tricky because….
  • we must be honest about what’s (really) necessary
  • try to touch paper only once, try to avoid putting it down “for later”
  • create and organize digital files (for email and bookmarked websites)
  • minimize our temptation to say yes to everything

None of this is particularly easy.

We can never go wrong with slow and steady.

And sometimes, yes, we will need a bulldozer and a few days.

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