Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
i love aging.
But probably only because i saw it coming.
For decades been planting and nurturing for the harvest.
Positive attitude, physically vibrant, spiritually peaceful, the art of work, and the rock-solid home structure, process, and priorities.
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Physically free at last.
It’s not lost on me that one simple accident can derail a person’s lifetime health.
It’s also not lost on me that any accidental injury or random disease diagnosis has a much better prognosis if you go into it physically vibrant.
There’s a farmer’s saying, “Fear not to sow because of the birds.”
Just because the birds will eat your seeds and your potential harvest, plant and harvest anyway.
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If you think living a physically vibrant and active life is tough now, wait until you get older. Dude, i’m telling you, figure it out asap – as if your future depends on it, because it does. Trust me, at 61, i know.
dad
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Ride Skipper Ride.
COVID-19 continues to leave us guessing about the future.
Meanwhile, it’s incumbent on each of us to not guess about our future.
Bicycling three times a week for 30 miles per trip is fun.
This experience reminds me how i used to bike 30 miles a day, everyday, to get to work.
Will i revive 150 miles per week from 35 years ago?
Does it even make sense?
Can a 60-year old do what a 25-year old did?
Why not?
Fun.
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Unfamiliar with convention.
Yes.
Conventional aging and quality of life as Americans (and global citizens) is best stereotyped as surviving, atrophy, sedentary, anxiety, and loss.
Become unfamiliar with convention.
Thrive.
Balance mind, body, spirit, work, and home.
You deserve it.
So do the people you care about.
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