Exercise patience and fairness

Small Cars toys at Disney University
Making people happy is why Disney exists.

Please note this update: Today’s five posts were written months ago. Remember, these blogs are a trail for our son…for him to hear and experience through my words what life blesses us with and how we honor those blessings. God has blessed me with a new, enlightened perspective. What you read today (written months ago) is not where i am now. Where i am now will delight and surprise you. It did me. Now, back to original, in-that-moment commentary…

Exercise patience and fairness.

Do unto others.

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Who loves it more?

1970’s Middel School Physical Education award patch
7th grade Physical Education award. Now it should say “Senior” Merit.

Regarding titles, who loves running more, the Olympic medalist or the lifelong amateur?

Both are runners.

Both run.

One earns zero dollars from running.

One uses running to pay the bills.

One loves running.

One used to.

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Love them is proper order

a sign with words
Action > words.

Do you love your health more than your job?

Is there enough evidence for the jury’s guilty verdict?

Pro tip: An excellent solution is for your health and your work to be symbiotic.

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Thank you

toddler opening Christmas present
He’s squatting instead of sitting or standing. Any adult would be thankful to still be able to do the same. Our ancestors, before chairs were invented, used this functional stance to “sit”.

Imagine your body writing you a thank you note. What specifics are mentioned?

dad

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What if, Walt

Disney Celebrate You logo
We celebrate you, Walt.

What if, Walt…

  1. What if Walt would have exercised regularly, as a lifelong habit?
  2. What if Walt would have stopped smoking, maybe in his early forties?
  3. What if Walt would have worked less tirelessly? You know, and had more ‘balance”?

For a guy famous for saying…

It’s kinda fun to do the impossible.

Walt Disney

What if he could have done those three impossible things?

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