Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
(photo: Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Convention Center breakout room… a professional speaker is the first one in the room and the last to leave… long days)
Didn’t exercise yesterday. Life is hard.
And glorious.
Make the most of the hand you’re dealt.
Pretty simple, right?
But simple doesn’t mean easy.
Be an example, not a warning.
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(photo: Yesterday morning’s five miler… scooped up the snail and transported it to the other side… in order to avoid certain doom.)
Are you a scientist?
Experimenting with motivation. And with a better way to keep injuries at bay.
Alternating walking and running.
Ran five miles yesterday. Will walk fast for an hour or so today.
The walking began a month ago due to a need to focus on thinking and not on running, but still wanting to keep moving.
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(photo: screen shot of the alternating walk and run times… Lap 1 was a 17-minute walk)
Life has a funny way of delivering on common sense if we allow it. Especially when we don’t feel like allowing it. Mostly because we think today is going to be the exception.
Felt the need to run but really didn’t feel like running. So it began as a walk.
After a mile or so, decided to run – it was only for three minutes. Just wasn’t feeling it.
Turned off the coastal road and hit the beach and had a strong headwind.
Eureka!
Nearly 20 minutes of running later, a break with a nine-minute walk. Followed by eight more minutes of jogging.
An hour after ‘not feeling like running’, felt refreshed and alive.
Conscious cleared.
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Just imagine for a moment day dreaming about life and what you believe to be some of life’s critical success factors…
Do you fight to stay true to them?
Does it require you to be creative to keep from slipping?
Funny how easy it is to be creative and persevere when we believe these ideals are critical.
If we didn’t believe they were critical, we wouldn’t have to embrace them.
And if we don’t embrace them, we have a great excuse for quitting.
“It’s too hard.”
What if we thought quitting was too difficult?
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Exercising when you can is better than making excuses and waiting.
We know this. I know it. You know it.
Doesn’t matter what we know.
Only matters what we do.
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