The one thing each day brings that must be addressed every morning.
Watch activity, or be active.
Next Blog
The one thing each day brings that must be addressed every morning
Category: Day To Day
A day in the life of a professional speaker
A day in the life of a professional speaker…
Awaken in a hotel room I’ll never see again, totally aware it’s below freezing outside.
Bathroom. Pray. Make some coffee. Check emails. Read. Protein bar.
Practice presentation.
Write.
Practice presentation.
Dress for outdoor run.
Run.
We’ve covered mental and physical, now scoot over to emotional (spiritual), click go.
Kiss our behind, devil
Kiss our behind, devil. It’s the devil that temps us, and ultimately convinces us, to quit.
Hey devil, you lost another battle last night. Sorry. Not trying to rub it in, but I’m definitely hinting to you that you can kiss my butt and move on. You’re wasting your time here.
Ran five miles this morning (and it’s still morning as I write this). Got nine hours of sleep last night.
Life is good… when we refuse to quit and when we know what’s important in our life, and we consistently deliver on it.
* * * * *
This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It’s a breeze to go from this physical health blog to the spiritual health blog, just click -> go to Next Blog
Running and blogging… pick only one today
Running and blogging… this morning it’s one or the other. The choice was easy based on:
- Had five solid running days last week
- jeff noel’s promise is daily blogging, not daily running
- a day from running can be seen as active rest
- rest is way under rated
- so is living up to our promises
Remain amazed with all the choices in front of us. All day. Every day.
Next Blog
Was forced into a rare choice this morning
Was forced into a rare choice this morning. Run or write. Usually, both are possible before heading out the door for work.
The odds of writing later in the day are much greater than the odds of running. I went with the odds.
Next Blog
Insight: Do you have a priority-filtering system when you want to do it all but can’t?