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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
jeff noel remembers the first Masters Track meet he ran in 2005. Immediately after that 400 meter run in 62.5 seconds, noel was (immaturely) ready to start thinking about the National Championships.
Noel even thought he could go to a big-name running shoe company and work out an endorsement deal. The wise meet organizer just smiled at his comments; he had heard and seen them all before. Many times.
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Serious running requires start-up investments in a runner’s time, money, learning, practice and growing from their new running experiences. Serious blogging requires the exact same start-up investments. Here’s what’s even crazier… jeff noel has found identical elements in growing Mid Life Celebration, LLC. Perhaps three years, usually more, before enough mistakes have been made and a baseline foundation for upward building – in running, blogging, and, business.
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The glorious and frustrating thing about life is the paradox in every situation. We know smoking is bad, but we feel so good when we do it. We know if we quit smoking, our health will improve and we’ll save money. We know if we keep smoking, we’ll enjoy the nicotine buzz, plus we’ll have no need to change, making us happier.
Feeling good is good. Feeling guilty is not. Ultimately, the long way is the short cut. Life gets easier without smoking induced illnesses. It’s a different type of buzz.
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The more jeff noel learns, the more he discovers just how much he has to learn to deal with it all. The trick, jeff says, is to sort through the cluttered, noisy world to uncover two simple things:
And just when you think you know it all, something new comes along to facilitate doubt, say 9/11, a layoff, cancer, burglary.
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The top caption says, “Little things, it turns out, are extremely important to happiness.” Ok, was this not obvious that we’re just now realizing this? Here are a few of the little things that make humans happy:
As we near or reach midlife, these things are not entitlements, but privileges that must be earned. And what’s really awesome is that it’s our responsibilty.
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