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Letting go of posturing, home

jeff noel author, runner — Finland, Summer 2009 (Senior Olympics), age 50. Ps. Sometimes my crucifix would pop out when i leaned over while wearing a tank top. Once i realized it was out, i’d tuck it back in.

Finland excels at Winter Sports. Previous photo shot from top of tallest platform.

Disney Institute speaker Jeff Noel — Seven years after the 1999 call, a Disney Institute fixture.

Is it possible to finally, for good, let go of habitual, societal posturing?

Probably no if you’re working. By the way, posturing is marketing, hustling. No harm, no foul. Just tiring. Because everyone is also shouting, “Pick me!”

But five months since my second and final retirement i just have no need to keep up. Nothing to prove.

Letting go of posturing is exhilarating.

My desire to visit LinkedIn multiple times each day is slowly fading. And yet of all social media channels, i trust LinkedIn the most.

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Fix it when the sun shines

13-second video: Having fun (like i always do) at Disney University’s Stage Door Cafe.

twilight moon and planet — Last night. Watering some plants. Enjoying the last bit of light from a delightfully warm January 31st.

Long ago i knew i had to live next to palm trees and daily sunshine (warmth).

Note: Born and raised near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Intimately familiar with freezing-cold temperatures and long, drawn-out cloudy winters, lasting for what seemed to be six-months long.

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Figure it out

I have never liked working. To me, a job is an invasion of privacy.
Danny McGoorty

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Sorry, no vacancies

The graveyards are full of indispensable men.
Charles De Gaulle

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What doesn’t feel like work?

home made face masks — Cheryl has been making COVID-19 masks.

What doesn’t feel like work?

When Cheryl is creating, she is in a joy-filled place.

Time stands still.

Cooking, sewing, painting, designing, gardening, organizing, writing, you name it.

For me it’s taking risks, .thinking .differently and envisioning a future that’s not only better than now but much better than now.

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