Searched Track & Field and it’s not until tomorrow. Then found Kevin Hart’s 2022 Comedy special.
33-second video: Couch potato training commences.
Priorities are a mindset.
dad
Your priorities are by design or by default.
If they are by design, you are nodding your head in agreement right now.
If your priorities are by default, you’re thinking, “huh?”
PS. From today’s two videos you can see in real time i’m putting world-class couch-potato ahead of world-class laughter. Cancelled today’s lunch meeting with former Disney Institute colleagues. i cannot trust myself, in their presence, to behave myself.
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8-second video: Just an unrehearsed (aren’t 99% of them unrehearsed?) moment to catch a seemingly insignificant moment.
Went straight at the first light. Under the water-bridge and past Space Mountain and TRON. The route home from Celebration, FL.
Slow and steady means nothing if you cannot gratefully practice it.
dad
What you know is worthless without application.
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Took my glasses off and covered my right eye. By the way, probably doing this 20-40 times a day.
In this late-day moment, vision (still fuzzy) is the best it’s been since surgery.
Dare i say it’s much better than 12 hours ago?
In 36 hours i see Dr. Kumar for the “three-week” post op exam.
Can’t wait for him to see the progress with his instruments.
Feeling insanely blessed and grateful.
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Put your health before work or put work before health?
No brainer, eh?
Or is it?
An overwhelming number of executives forgo their health (moving, sleeping, nutrition) because their ‘work’ time/availability is so incredibly demanded.
Immediately after scheduling next week’s third followup eye exam before leaving the office, i walked to the car and called an executive coaching client.
i was late for work and had texted the CEO with a heads up at 8:45AM.
In a perfect world, today’s 8:20AM appointment would be finished by 9:00AM. And after all, arriving at 7:40AM (40 mins early) should easily facilitate all the office paperwork so that i can be ready in the exam room early.
i was 15 minutes late for the call.
And…
Was intentionally prepared, by design, to do the call in the car, in the parking lot. Why? To be on time for our standing 9:00AM call.
Backstage in “jeff-Land” is like backstage literally everywhere – interesting, surprising, and decently straightforward.
Here is the list of the weekly call’s prepared questions.
Love getting inspiring texts from you. Do you know why?
Take me on a tour of your organization 5 yrs from now?
Why do companies (why does your company) struggle with recognition?
Why do companies (and your company) struggle with attracting the best talent?
Why do CEO’s get frustrated?
How do they fix it?
How important are work relationships?
Where are relationships better…hurried or not so hurried?
Slowing down to speed up example…10 reps…
What if instead of me identifying the reps, you told me the reps….or, we each did 5?
Or…you did three and I do 1 (or 2).
Would you want to report to yourself? Why?
Note: Sharing the questions as a blogging state-change, an unexpected backstage peek.
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A few minutes ago, it dawned on me that the paperwork of life can frequently feel overwhelming because there’s so much to do.
You create a life, get married, start a career, buy a house, buy a bunch of stuff to make your house a home, perhaps raise some children, and as you approach and arrive at midlife, you start to question everything.
Back to that thought i had a few minutes ago, we habitually race through all the administrative and decision-making tasks. And i thought what if we could streamline life so that every task that we had to do and decision we had to make we could be fully present for it and enjoy it and appreciate it in a way that racing never reveals?
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