Writing – Page 2 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Ever write 50 blog posts in one day?

WordPress admin panel — This is from a single Blog website. There are five Blogs/websites. Yes, we are talking 25,000 blog posts, easy.

Ever write 50 blog posts in one day?

Yep.

When was the last time?

Two days ago.

Note: In the past three weeks the daily blog post writing average is roughly 15-30 posts per day.

After 13 years of prolific writing, still suffering (thriving) from writer’s flood.

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

Thank you prolific writing

Note to Walt Disney — Wrote this to Walt at a ceremonial legacy event at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, inside One Man’s Dream Attraction.

Thank you prolific writing.

For what?

For the BFO’s.

For the aha’s.

For the fun.

For the transformation.

For the artistry.

For leaving a trail.

For the self-discovered insights.

For the two hours of writing this morning.

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Should writing become a lesser priority?

Disney Pixar character Carl posing with three women — Carl had some regrets. One of these amazing women has called it “quits”. Adventure awaits, right?

Should writing become a lesser priority?

This question (above) may be the insight that the past week on Mars is leading me to.

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Yesterday’s surrender

family of four hiking near small waterfall — Gunsight Pass Trail, July 2021.

Yesterday’s surrender posts were inspired by today’s content thread – adversity.

Writing is great medicine.

Happy present moment.

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What daily writing needs at home

Disney Customer Service Speaker Jeff noel — Such a surprise to see this on Dr Schuler’s IG. He founded VSI in 1992.

This pic is to read the second half of the post description.

What does daily writing need at home?

Daily writing needs your priorities to be prioritized. It needs your writing structure and writing processes to be consistently simple, consistently honed, consistently original, and consistently inspiring – only the inspired inspire.

Inspire yourself.

Every day.

All day.

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