Wrong – Page 17 – Disney Employee Engagement Speaker

The paradox of owning a body is that we don’t appreciate the gift until…

Iowa winter field covered in snow — The cold, harsh reality is that our body does not take care of itself

The paradox of owning a body is that we don’t appreciate what we have until time reminds us what we’ve lost.

Who would ever want to stop being active?

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The ultimate health tragedy is not death

Jimmy Buffett on stage — Life’s a great big party, especially when we are remarkably healthy

The ultimate health tragedy is not death, it’s what dies inside us while we live.

The lies that convince us to go a lifetime without exercise.

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We reap what we sow is as true as it gets

Pretty direct message, no? — Top update… pretty direct message, no?

Obsessed or OCD is how less motivated folks describe dedication, discipline, and focus.

At the end of the day, the best metric to decide if we have chosen correctly is the abundance of peace in our soul, joy in our spirit, and love in our heart.

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Being tired increases the odds for a poor side effect

Central Florida's Interstate 4 near Walt Disney World — Busy, fast-paced, pressure-filled days are the standard.

Being tired increases the odds for a poor side effect – being irritable and impatient.

We don’t need to be tired to act this way, but it sure accelerates the symptoms.

Exhaustion is a heavy burden to carry.

It’s not fair.

At all.

Figure it out.

We know this.

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Physical sound bite yesterday

Famous restaurant menu — Food is fuel, art, and often, addicting

Physical sound bite yesterday from a friend:

Going to treat myself to dessert since I starved myself all week.

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