We’re all owners.
Like the cow above, sticking it’s neck out through the barbed wire fence, are we hungry for our own life?
Do we settle for status quo or is vibrancy our only acceptable standard?
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We’re all owners
Category: What’s Our Obligation?
Exercise like you mean it means a victory over this
(The 40 classrooms are only for the ninth grade center – somewhere between 1,300 and 1,400 ninth graders.)
Exercising like you mean it means a victory over this:
It means a victory over having inactivity being our lifetime habit.
Inactivity must be replaced with it’s opposite, activity.
Why does it seem like the obvious choice isn’t obvious?
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The twin siblings of self destruction
Waiting and doing nothing are the twin siblings of self-destruction.
Martin Luther King, Jr. fought non-violently to erase the monumental injustices of his day, and from the previous 350 years.
He was willing to die for his cause. And he did.
Are you willing to die for your personal wellness cause? Because you will.
Live like you mean it.
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The secret sauce for living a vibrant life
The secret to lifelong vibrancy is finding a million creative and compelling ways to stay motivated when you don’t feel motivated.
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What’s our obligation?
(photo: A meaningless picture to someone not emotionally attached to this annual tradition… a photo we dismiss immediately.)
Emotional attachment is the key to loyalty. In business and in personal life.
We rarely make the connection between business and personal life.
Yet they are exactly the same.
Staying motivated to do our best when we are there – at work.
What about doing our very best when we are not at work – say health and wellness?
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