Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
(photo: Walt Disney World Resort’s Team Disney building… site of yesterday’s meeting and lunch)
A new worry to worry about (and slay).
Gaining weight from being home too much and eating because of stress.
Five new pounds in the first ten days of retirement.
The good news? Was down to 153. So in reality, only up two.
Whatever, right?
Imagine getting to a place where you can feel the difference in two pounds – either way.
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(photos: Dropping an 8th grader off on a Sunday morning for day-long classroom project made it convenient to stop by ATT for an inquiry… two hours later MLC has a new, better, contract)
There’s an intriguing correlation between improving one area in our life and the degree to which the other areas are similarly impacted even though the ripple effect wasn’t our motive.
Sometimes change is forced our way and sometimes we control whether change can happen or not. And generally we are resistant to change, so we fight it when it’s forced, and we’d much rather take comfort in tradition and routine.
The reason both weekend days were active rest is because Mid Life Celebration is ‘closed’ on weekends – a “money” decision rippling into body.
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(photo: Yesterday’s run was shorter and faster)
First Monday of retirement. Big work day. Even though retired now, time was still crunched. Wanted to run 50 minutes. Took what was available instead.
Figure it out. It’s our responsibility.
No matter what.
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(photo: Yesterday morning’s run… tried to capture the Church sign’s address… Flint, MI… for posterity… camera didn’t cooperate)
Can we get to a point where our days are no longer unremarkable?
Driving to Detroit in 90 minutes to fly home from what is now officially the last business trip as a Walt Disney World Cast Member.
Yesterday’s run was the next to last road trip run and in a few minutes, this morning’s run will be the last as a Cast Member.
Our lives click by one unremarkable day at a time.
The opportunity is to work hard to get to a place where we never have any more unremarkable days.
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(photo: Be someone who never quits maintaining their health, no matter what)
When we find ourselves in the midst of especially trying times, be creative, be flexible, be forgiving, and most of all be willing to do whatever it takes to not quit altogether.
Walked an hour this morning.
Planned on running five miles.
Preach only what we practice.
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Every morning jeff writes five different, short, and pithy posts about the challenging and wonderful balance between:
mind • body • spirit • work • home
All five websites are seamlessly connected by a convenient and easy to click link to go to the next topic.
Try it below if you never done it, or if it’s been awhile.
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