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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Many of you are not runners. No problem. You know the intent here isn’t to promote running. The intent is to promote your obligation to take great care of yourself. Here’s an example from yesterday:
If your passion can be hidden, then you do not have any.
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Good morning. Today is another day to remind yourself of your inner struggles and your inner beauty.
Live like you mean it.
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(photos: Dorney Park during January snowfall.)
Did this Disney Institute Leadership Keynote Speaker feel like running yesterday? No. Did he? Yes.
Dear blogger, your post seemed to target that body weight defines a person.
Weight is a metric like any other metric.
Shift gears for a second.
The number of children we have (or don’t have) can also be a metric.
Some metrics are easy for others to see.
Most aren’t.
Our body is a gift from God. A temple housing everything that keeps us alive.
How we honor that (or don’t honor that) is easily measured.
And yes, it’s a struggle, a battle, an on again off again thing – until one day it’s only an on again thing. Only.
Be well and remain amazed.
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(photo: Hidden Mickey in his signature. Pretty cool.)
Like work or marriage, exercise will have highs and lows.
Thinking there should be no divorcing exercise. Right?
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(photo: Orlando’s Rosen College of Hospitality late yesterday, a Saturday, afternoon. Leadership inscribed in the arch. Where does leadership start?)
Here’s a harsh reality. If we do not take care of our health, it shows.
Ever listen to someone who is smart – perhaps even an expert in their field?
As they pontificate about how important focus and discipline is to being excellent at whatever it is they do, does you’re mind ever wonder to this place?
The place that says, “Why aren’t you excellent at other obviously important life matters?”
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