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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Yesterday was the first time – in 18 years -i rode a bicycle to a Keynote Speech venue.
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Windermere Run Among the lakes 5k 2018.
Very first 5k ever was this one, in 2002.
The past few years, including yesterday’s 2018 event, we’ve walked it as a Family.
Creating traditions (around milestones, anniversaries, and transformation) is a key element i learned from Walt Disney World operations.
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Life tempts us to remain in our comfort zone.
And it makes perfect sense.
Right?
Comfort.
Who doesn’t like and appreciate comfort?
It’s one of the easiest ways to manage the heavy load we humans must carry with all our adult responsibilities.
The crazy thing, however, is that our current comfort zone is the cumulation of multiple discoveries we experienced when we were searching, exploring, and seeking – as younger, less-set-in-our-ways adults.
Still searching, exploring, and seeking?
Nice.
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April Fools Day 2018 (yesterday) is another new beginning.
After 26 years of living in our current home, we finally have a gym one mile away.
And after 12 years driving 25 miles round trip to Golds Gym, the commute is down to two miles.
Making uncomfortable choices is a big part of controlling our thoughts.
Make being uncomfortable your comfort zone.
Go.
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As a business owner, you need (emphasize need) to maintain and steadily improve your financial health.
Obviously, this is easier said than done.
If you’ve never started a business, some of this will be lost on you – but only because it’s unfamiliar territory.
One way to improve financial health is to expand your box – thinking inside the box instead of thinking outside the box.
Rather than develop something you have no core competency in, find a creative way to enlarge (expand) what you currently excel at.
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