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Home is what i call HQ (headquarters). You are the CEO of You, Inc. You are responsible for the paperwork of your life. Everything. Put structure and processes in place to scale a lifetime of paperwork.

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The CEO’s paperwork

Apple Store Mall at Millenia
Apple Store Mall at Millenia yesterday – closed except for in-store pickups. We arrived two hours before the store closed for all business until further notice.
Mid Life Celebration, LLC founder
Cheryl will either be an employee of a contractor.
iMac in Mall
A short break and photo opportunity because the iMac is heavy and the walk is long. Mall at Millenia.

The CEO’s paperwork of life.

It has to get done.

Not doing it or doing it half-baked leads to obvious consequences.

Bottomline: everything is your responsibility.

Keep things simple, prioritized, and if possible, fun.

Note: it should always be possible to have fun.

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Eventually, you should move on

Dandelion in early March
The big picture: Full bloom, bloom’s shadow, spent bloom racing to become seed.

Managing your life is the result of listening to others telling you how and what to organize, and following someone else’s system. This is a first step in young adulthood – follow a plan from those ahead of you. You have to start somewhere – a personal baseline for your organizational structure and processes. However…

Leadership is deciding for yourself what to organize and how to organize.

Leaders make mistakes and in the process leaders make progress.

Leaders are not afraid to try things that may not work.

Why?

Because leaders realize that you can never be creative if you are afraid to fail.

The road to excellence has no finish line.

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What grade do you give yourself?

executive desires
CEO of You, Inc (Executive desires). All are reasonable.

Context: competition is the battle between who you are currently compared to who you dream of becoming.

Where do you place yourself for effort:

  • A = over-focused, competition-level proactive change
  • B = above average, change when forced to
  • C = average, doing nothing now but planning to
  • D = doing nothing now and probably not going to
  • F = doing nothing now and never changing

Every CEO is in charge of their entire organization life. Your life is your “organization”. You are the CEO of You, Inc.

What this means is anyone with a C or lower is projected to go out of business.

Going out of business personally means a life of surviving versus a life of thriving.

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The paperwork of life doesn’t care about your comfort

Disney High School Marching Band
Can you imagine coordinating the travel and safety logistics for 200 high schoolers, their uniforms and instruments, and managing the parent’s expectations, not to mention Disney’s expectations?
Disney Goofy water skiing
Screen shot from a friend’s Facebook update.

The paperwork of life doesn’t care about your comfort.

Never has.

Never will.

No one else will care about it either.

So it’s 100% your responsibility to get really good at it.

Best wishes.

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