Category: Dear Son

Being the example

Mountains
The only way to get this view is to walk. Photo taken from Mt Reynolds, 9,200’.

Being active and vibrant in our youth is common. Being active and vibrant for a lifetime is astonishing.

dad

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Drawing vibrancy

Notes on the flip chart page
Horizontal first, then vertical.

Love what you do.

dad

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Writer’s flood

Five Post-it notes on a sheet of paper with handwritten notes
Upper right post-it: VIAC stands for vision, involvement, accountability, commitment. Notes for blogs and podcast.

Never heard anyone say they suffer from writer’s flood. So it took three or four years to self-diagnose.

dad

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Body blueprints

Mickey Mouse on the cover of Life magazine
How old is too old to be physically vibrant?
  • Activity (cardio, strength, core, flexibility)
  • Nutrition
  • Rest
  • Commitment

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Increasing wellness

Vanity license plate
Active, focused, disciplined, motivated – the opposite of a Doom Mobile. Vanity license plate at a Disney Theme Park.

Wellness equals your interconnectedness between your cardio, strength, nutrition, rest, core, flexibility, and motivation.

dad

My seven health metrics (above) can be reduced to: activity, nutrition, rest, and motivation. Activity absorbs cardio, strength, flexibility, and core.

dad

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