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Glacier national park — GNP. Montana wildflowers known as Beargrass.

The graveyards are full of indispensable men.
Charles De Gaulle

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You get none of it

Prolific Beargrass — GNP. Stunning Beargrass last night just East of Logan Pass.

For him who has no concentration, there is no tranquility.
Bhagavad Gita

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Never plan on perfect days

Leaky faucet — If not for taking a short cut through the backyard yesterday, would have never seen this cracked metal faucet. The repair took an hour that interrupted last night’s plans.

Amazon truck driving across front yard — Delivery truck drove across our yard to lessen the walk to the front door.

Glacier postcards — The number of cards and postcards sent out this week is astonishing.

The paperwork of life.

Having intentional margin in each day allows for unexpected events to be handled without going into crisis-mode.

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How does your desk look right now?

Screen shot of Judi Glickman’s LindedIn Learning yesterday.

How does your desk look right now?

Mine?

Yes?

Couple of piles.

Couple more piles on the floor too.

Not proud of this.

Piles drag me down. Piles drag everyone down.

Find a million ways to stay motivated to eliminate your piles.

If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re to reaching high enough.

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The root of stress is here

Disney Keynote Speakers — Publix check out, a timely visual reminder. Habits and rituals make us and break us.

Most of our stress in life has its root in not being organized enough.

The key to being organized is having a conviction on how your life is foundationally structured.

For me it’s mind, body, spirit, work, and home.

Structuring our life shouldn’t be complicated.

It should be simple.

Is this a surprise to anyone?

Yes, because society has been ill-prepared to focus on teaching youth balanced excellence in life’s five big choies – mind, body, spirit, work, and home.

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