One Question A Day? – Page 18 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

What’s the appropriate high end of the threshold for neglecting our paperwork?

excerpt from Icarus Deception — The saying is, “It’s never too late”, no?

What’s the appropriate high end of the threshold for neglecting our paperwork?

The text book answer is probably like one day.

The reality is we don’t lead a text book life.

Why is that?

Okay, back to the first question. A week? Tops.

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Anyone else fascinated by how heavily we bank on the future?

Delta flight sunset from 35k feet — We fantasize about what we’ll do differently in the future

Anyone else fascinated by how heavily we bank on the future?

What is it about the fantasy of a future state where we have so much less to worry about or occupy our time, where we can spend countless, glorious hours, days, weeks, combing through our stuff?

For what? To live in the past?

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Are the struggles and sacrifices to get ahead worth it?

A November 2012 screen shot of jeffnoel.com landing page

Are the struggles and sacrifices to get ahead worth it? We must look into the mirror and answer this question for ourselves. No one else can do this for us. It’s one of life’s biggest gambles.

Deep down the answer is, yes.

Day to day, it feels more like, no.

Contrast above pic with current home page.

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This month I’m inviting the Mid Life Celebration community to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It couldn’t be easier to go from this HQ blog to the mental attitude blog , just click -> go to Next Blog

Is 1,000 Facebook Fan Page Likes a milestone?

Internet reality — An Apple a day makes the world smaller, prettier, and cooler

Is 1,000 Facebook Fan Page Likes a milestone? Mid Life Celebration is nearing 1,000 Likes on it’s Facebook fan page.

You know as well as anyone, the Earth is hot, flat, and crowded. It’s challenging to reach milestones like this.

Motivation is like a fire, remember?

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One of the most important personal questions no one answers themselves

purpose in life — any wind is fine to a sailing ship without a rudder

One of the most important personal questions no one answers themselves… do we know where we are going?

Do we know what we are being prepared for? Should we care? Do we care?

What if we don’t?

What if we do?