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catch the donut on the pitchfork? ( I own, and use, a pitchfork)

We are all faced with interesting daily dynamics as we do what has to be done, when it has to be done, whether we feel like it or not. I don’t listen to music in the mornings while cranking out five blogs. On the weekends, it’s a different story.

I usually don’t write blogs ahead of time. Since January 2012, it’s been a different story. Lesson learned…I prefer writing and posting on the same day.

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PS. Without experimentation (entrepreneurial spirit), one never knows what one will never know.

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Life’s Office

Always consider the source. Has it, or have they, stood the test of time?

Yesterday’s post reminded me (it’s ridiculously easy to forget) that hard work is the key to success. But working hard to achieve our goals isn’t the first step.

Insight: Most of what we think is important is from osmosis. This is dangerous if our sources haven’t figured out the basics.

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Here’s Mid Life Celebration’s Simple Model For Life’s Big Choices

Four main Mid Life Celebration boxes are easily seen. The fifth box is the big one that holds the other four together. We are all the CEO of our life. Every executive officer has an office. This is for all our day-to-day administrative stuff – the paperwork of our life. The degree to which we are or aren’t organized.  It’s the glue that holds the other four together.

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It’s Hard Work No Matter How You Analyze It

I’d be lying if I didn’t say writing five daily blogs about Life’s Big Choices doesn’t become ocassionally challenging. The organization, motivation, and dedication must be exceptional. Always.

I’d be lying if I didn’t say every day is a gift, a vacation from death. Embrace it, relish it, make the most of it, no matter how hard.

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What’s Still Left On Life’s To Do List For You This Summer?

I wonder what Jack has planned. I wonder what you have planned.

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More Like 180 Degrees From Ordinary

Indianapolis 2010. No idea what this means….

But it made me smile really big. In fact, about 180 degrees big. Yeah, jeff noel is 180 degrees from ordinary. We all are, aren’t we?

Have I mentioned yet that starting a publishing company crossed my mind earlier this month? Are you still dreaming crazy dreams? The ones 180 degrees from ordinary?

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There Are Probably Some Things I’ve Missed (Because I’m Not Organized Enough)

The weight of being organized, let alone being proactive, often feels unbearable.

One of the most unexpected coolest things about this month’s exercise is that I had to call many providers to confirm contact details. It was wonderful to say hello, reiterate my appreciation for them and surprise them with a little shout out.

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Specialists

Urologist: Dr. Ed Kata, Mid-Florida Urological Associates 407-896-1181 Ed and I see each other at the Gym and at the pool.

Allergist: Allergy Asthma Specialists, Dr. Laila Alidina and Dr. Andre Bagg are my regular Docs. Cynthia does my weekly injections. Many health problems stem from untreated allergies.

Podiatrist: Foot and Ankle Associates of Florida, Dr. Curtis Wagner has changed my life by helping me through chronic inflammation and foot pain. His staff is extraordinarily accommodating. 407-345-5211

Gastroenterologist: Gastroenterogy And Hepatology Specialists Of Central Florida, Dr. Basher Atiquzzaman (Dr. Atiq) 407-846-6311

Urgent Care: Centra Care

Elder Care: No relationship yet established. Recommendations?

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