Do Something Great
Fog, ice, it’s all the same – difficult obstacles
Home life fitness is tied to personal dissatisfaction.
Think about it.
The foggier the morning, the harder the commute.
The clearer the morning, the easier the commute.
Yes, some metaphors are profoundly simple.
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Editor’s note: The less well we are, the harder it is to travel. The more well we are, the easier the terrain.
This should never come as a surprise
We are not judging people when this happens, instead we wonder.
When people, or ourselves, live in disarray, the only real, clear question is, “Why don’t we live a more organized life.”
Why?
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what a ballroom looks like when we don’t have a solid platform
Successful entrepreneurs keep saying the same thing. And the general consensus is there is no one way to become an entrepreneurial thriver. Good news, bad news.
Good because it frees us to do it our way. Bad because our way may not work.
Like suggesting what a quarterback should have done after we watch the replay on tv, until we’ve actually quarterbacked ourselves, we really have no right to criticize. And life goes on…
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HQ, the paperwork of life, one of Life’s 5 Big Choices
As if Baby Boomers need a reminder for this hq BFO – blinding flash of the obvious:
The paperwork of life doesn’t stop until we die.
Being decently organized is the best strategy for handling the constant unplanned events in life.
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sign should read, Thank you for being part of the greatest spectacle in blogging
The unspoken pain of obligation to your brand. For four years, I’ve written five daily, differently-themed posts. There is so much to do today and I wanted to get a jump start on it.
But first, there’s an obligation, a promise, to solemnly swear to walk the talk. To actually write five different blogs. Every single day. Without fail.
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Hyatt Regency New Orleans is a beautiful hotel with exceptional service
Hyatt Regency across the street from Mercedes Benz Siuperdome
New Orleans Mercedes Benz Superdome off in the distance
Most business trips all you see is the airport and the hotel where you’re working. Arrival night was room service dinner, last night was Hyatt lobby restaurant dinner, and breakfast at the Hyatt Starbucks.
Pretty unglamorous. Mostly.
Except when it’s not. Tomorrow, a few photos from the not part.
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Orlando 2005
Dedicated to restoring the homestead back to it’s original condition… some things snowball out of control until they get too big to handle.
Two choices:
Took three bids yesterday on a complete landscape makeover. A price will be paid whether I do it or someone else does.
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don’t be one
Heading to my 35th High School reunion in three days. Most of us will look and feel like we’ve been at war with life. Why? Because we have. We all have. No exceptions. The multi-item goal no one demands we acknowledge is this:
A heart full of love, a spirit full of joy, a soul full of peace, a body that houses everything that keeps us alive, and an executive office where we sit as CEO of Me, Inc.
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Mind, body, spirit, money, and hq...
You see four of them below. The fifth is the "box" the holds the other four...
America's unheralded work life balance expert. jeff noel, is a Servant, Husband, Dad, Boomer, speaker, author, runner. He believes work is only work if you'd rather be doing something else. Allergic to most pollens and mediocrity, he can't wait for the alarm clock to go off every morning.