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Dear Son, some vacation it turned out to be. Rationalizing that busy Christmas vacation days are necessary to keep Mid Life Celebration moving forward while also playing catchup on household projects left undone earlier in the year.
Great argument for why parents should teach kids organizational skills early, so kids don’t have to spend their adult life making up for decades of distractions (and medications) from the daily grind.
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Christmas evening 2012, 9:56pm…
The fifth and final post for today – like the previous 1,466 days – almost done.
The trick with writing everyday is finding enough time to keep them short, and not cheating nor taking short cuts and going on, and on, and on…
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
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Common sense doesn’t mean a damn thing if we don’t do these two simple steps.
It’s as hard as it is simple.
Which begs the question: Who’s our role model for exceptional work life balance?
We thrive, or regret, in proportion to this common, but quiet, opportunity.
The size and passion of our dreams.
Work life balance is a big, impossible goal for most of us, yet it’s profoundly simple and simply profound.
So simple in fact, it’s unveiled, free of charge, here.
If our goal doesn’t scare us, we’re not dreaming big enough. Before hearing someone say that, I had pondered tag lines for Lane8.org, my physical health blog.
Three stood out:
Do we have a way of capturing our big ideas? Do we have a place to take them for a public test drive?
What if we did?
And a Dad accidentally discovered that the secret to work life balance was stunningly simple – “secret” revealed here.