Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
(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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(photo: At any moment, on any day, everything can change… don’t worry about it. But don’t ignore it either.)
Live like you mean it.
Bottomline, it’s up to us.
Being as physically well as we can be accentuates our opportunities in life’s other big choices.
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(photo: Food is either viewed as fuel, or as comfort.)
They cannot hide how they feel. Thrivers radiate something. So do survivors.
Thrivers were once survivors. And thrivers are also at risk daily of being defeated and going back to the way of the herd.
Conformity. Complicity.
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(photo: Bought the van with one mile on it. The second mile came from the trip to the gas station to fill the tank.)
No one teaches us to fight back and refuse to do it that way. So easy to blend in and ignore the logical guilt for not exercising, not eating well, and not getting adequate rest. No one else does. Right?
The photo represents the obscene lack of ‘mileage’ most adults put into their health and wellness bank.
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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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