In the end, what matters?

photo of wounded warrior giving keynote speech
Staff Sargent Jeff credited his war survival on his Boy Scout training
photo of Boy Scout year-end awards ceremony
Prepared. For Life. The Boy Scout tagline. Any parent’s tagline too, right?

In the end, what matters? Counting today, three days left in 2012. What really matters at the end of the year? At the end of our lives?

Can we look back and say we were happy? Did we love? Were we loved? That’s it.

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The ugly truth about 2013 is the same hideous truth about 2012

seth godin's behemoth book
each year, get a little better at doing things now, and not waiting

The ugly truth about 2013 is the same hideous truth about 2012. We get a chance an opportunity each year to deliver more and more personal integrity, or not.

I just keep telling myself, over and over and over:

Just do what you say you’re gonna do!

(Hey, you did it, again, congratulations on reading all five December 28th posts)

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It may take a decade to cleanup the mess from a lifetime of wishing

This is literally the biggest book I've ever seen
This is literally the biggest book I’ve ever seen
This is literally the biggest book I've ever seen
This is literally the biggest book I’ve ever seen

It may take a decade to cleanup the mess from a lifetime of wishing. The wishing most of us do, for most of our lives, the collecting and storing things “for later”. For when things slow down and we can refocus our priorities and get ourselves in the life-alignment we always dream about.

If you started at Mid Life Celebration a minute or two ago, (congratulations and thank you for visiting all 5 blogs) no need to continue on to the Next Blog

 

What’s your 15 minutes of fame?

standing outside Good Morning America, trying to get on TV
standing outside Good Morning America, trying to get on TV

If you ever DID become famous, would you be organized enough to manage it?

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