Is It April 2 Or January 2?

A penny for your thoughts...

What day is it? April 2 or January 2? It’s both. Work with me here. I’m writing this January 2nd. There is much work to be done this year – bet you were feeling the same 90 days ago too.

Have you accomplished in this year’s first 90 days what you thought you would?

A year from now, you’ll have wished you would have started today.

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Happiest Of New Year’s To You And Best Wishes For 2012!

New Year's Eve 2011, at The Fresh Market.

Happy New Year. A late start to the daily blogging here at Mid Life Celebration. The final look at the clock last night, it was 11:51pm. Fell asleep just before the apple dropped at Times Square.

Um, yes, I do know it’s April Fool’s Day 2012 as you read this. And um, you do know it’s January 1, 2012 (90 days ago) as I type this post. Right?

Life is an experiment. You are experimenting this year aren’t you? Please tell me the dreams you are thinking today (Jan. 1) are still alive today (Apr. 1).

PS. That last sentence was weird to write. This is going to be an interesting January (or April). I’m already a little confused how this will work out.

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On The Eve Of A Father’s Scary Promise

A whisper from God. I'm sure of it.

Today is the eve of the 3rd anniversary for a new father’s scary promise to leave a trail for his young Son. A 100-day challenge to write everyday, about life’s big choices.

Dear God, thank you for showing a narrow path.

Insight: There are no guarantees in life except taxes and death. Go!

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Mistakes And Embarrassment Always Precede Progress

Life is full of setbacks. As sure as the sun rises and sets.

Thank you for being part of this community, part of this “tribe” of uncommon sense. What makes us successful at anything is always the same cluster of factors: a big dream, intense desire, very hard work, sheer refusal to quit, mistakes, embarrassment, and slowly, steadily…progress.

Insight: Use your emotional memory to remember this recipe is accurate and it has worked for you in the past and will work again in your future.

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