Carving Out A Life – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Focus on focus

Mid Life celebration, the book — Mind, body, spirit, work and home. One is most important. Then second and so forth.

Focus on prioritized priorities, do not focus on non-prioritized priorities.

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

Home flow

banner on telephone pole — Spring Grove, PA founded 1747. Paper Mill, began 1864.

Home flow.

A state of optimal prioritizing.

Present.

Effortless.

Peaceful.

Content.

Organized.

Free.

Vibrant.

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No confusing room

Apple Watch on someone's wrist — Pretty cool. Arrived early enough that the renewal appointment concluded at the same time it was scheduled to begin. Intentionally arrived an hour early to offset unforeseen traffic, parking, or any other airport setbacks.

Guide your daily living only with prioritized priorities.

Have no room for disorganized priorities.

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Defining an organized HQ

Disney Institute Keynote Speakers Jeff Noel — Black and white or color? Doesn’t matter. The photo isn’t the person. The person is the person. Your prioritized priorities are the person.

Defining an organized HQ.

Simply prioritize your priorities.

If you can’t do this, you are not organized.

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Bank on your home history

Disney Institute table cloth — There’s a best way to do everything. That is, until a better way comes along. Everything you do should be done the best way possible. Continuously improve. Make running an excellent life scaleable and fun. Note: Everyone is going through a hell no one knows about – never play the victim card, we are all “victims” of life.

Bank on your home history.

What got you to home vibrancy is remarkable.

Bank on it.

Ignore the critics.

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