Milestone – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Blog anniversary (not) in GNP, home

i have no idea how an impossible 2009 April Fools Day, 100-day self-imposed writer’s bootcamp challenge morphed into the start of a 16th consecutive year in 2024.
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It’s not impossible that i write five daily, differently-themed blog posts until the day i die.

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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.

Organizing well is a privilege

It is a privilege to sort out your priorities.

Having priorities is common.

However, prioritizing your priorities is not common.

But you know that what is common sense is rarely common.

You strive to be a common person.

What a privilege to be organized.

To not is to dismiss your privilege.

Why?

If it ain’t obvious, imagine living your lifetime in a fashion opposite of being organized.

Which is more difficult, living with discipline or living with regret?

What an authentic personal privilege to organize your personal culture (your lifetime habits) outcomes. You get to discern what is common sense; what any rational person would say is a ‘no-brainer’ outcome.

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5,000 days in a row, at home

47-second video: More is easy. Less is hard.

Writing more is easy. Writing less is hard.
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15 years (reprise)

15-second video: Sitting lakeside. Quietly (making no noise). Alone. Until a Mountain Goat arrives for a drink. This lake sits at 6,000′ elevation.

This will not be the 15-year blogging commencement final mention.

Why?

Because it’s mid-Summer 2022.

Writer’s flood produced an insane blog post surplus.

It’s always five daily, differently-themed blog posts. And sometimes, the five-a-day post writing turns into 10, 20, and occasionally 50 (10 days worth) posts in a single day.

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Themed HQ

a family room decorated for Christmas — We come to know the true meaning of HQ when we celebrate having an HQ every day.

Not dreaming of a white Christmas.

Dreaming of going out at the top of the game. Quitting after dominating the Olympics so to speak.

Leaving the track in peak form, not limping off the track because you stayed in the game past your peak.

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