Tag: Transformation

Would life change simply by journalling everyday?

iPhone calculator screen shot
Few have time to write everyday, let alone write five everyday.

 

Would life change simply by journalling everyday?

Odds are significant (maybe 100%) that you could be bold enough to say, “Yes, definitely. Guaranteed.”

Each day that passes, five more blog posts get added to the total. This post is number five for today, bringing the total to 12,707.

The long way is the short cut.

Update: Fast forward to today (March 26), add 500 more posts because this was written 100 days ago. So, now there are 13,202 public posts. Sick.

 

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The first sentence is very telling

Disney Institute blog post
Yesterday on Facebook.

 

If the above statistic is accurate and 70% actually fail, i’d like to offer an expert observation that is going to suggest a much higher percentage for cultural transformation.

It’s more like 99% that fail.

The difference in numbers is easy.

Organizational change is one thing.

Cultural transformation is entirely another.

A small percentage of people take up running, and stay with it for a few years.

An even smaller percentage take up running and run until they die.

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It’s our job as the chief executive

Split level house steps

 

(photo: There are three sets of steps in a tri-level home. If you had mobility issues, what would you do if you were in your 70’s?)

Our mind, body and spirit are our responsibility.

As challenging as it is to manage this for a lifetime, we really can not expect things to get better or easier by using procrastination or quitting.

Seriously. Can we?

Life’s a bitch full of challenges.

This also is not a secret.

And it’s our job to be the exception.

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The future is even brighter

Orlando Based Motivational Speaker

 

(photo: Screen shot from Facebook… intense, but not too graphic message that texting can cause death to innocent people… a grim reminder that material stuff doesn’t matter)

Just two days after the Summer solstice, a significant realization occurred.

Every October 1, moving forward, life will continue to get better.

For each of us.

If we are organized enough to lighten our burdens.

Purge… slowly and steadily.

Stuff doesn’t matter.

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