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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
If you’re goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough. Sounds intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be. And still, there are times when it must absolutely be. Yesterday I foresaw the opportunity to get eight hours of sleep last night. How difficult is getting a good night’s sleep? Sometimes it feels impossible.
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Photo: Yesterday at The Renaissance, Schaumburg, Illinois
Floundering is easy without a serious goal and a deadline. As someone who’s struggled like everyone else and constantly tempted by the same worn out excuses… experience reveals a harsh reality:
Without a clear, concise, and compelling wellness goal, we will flounder, and most likely fail.
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PS. Photo taken yesterday in our drive, returning from errands.
Greatness isn’t a gift reserved for a chosen few… superstars…
Greatness is no more unique to us than breathing… we’re all capable of it. All of us…
We Boomers court the notion of trying to regain something we’ve abanoned. The Olympics always heighten this notion. And our awareness of youthfulness and dreaming impossible dreams, well, spikes.
This morning, would you just say a little prayer that a 53-year old Boomer will run his first competitive 1500 meters with courage and enthusiasm. And in a fearless, yet respectful way – simply to stay healthy – to do the “impossible”.
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Most dogs have focus… they simply want to love and be loved…
Main reason “Impossible is nothing” is so important. Without our impossible goal, we have nothing to stir our soul and keep us focused.
Leaving in an hour for Chicago and then over to Benedictine College for the 2012 Masters Track and Field National Championships.
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The greatest byproduct of focused goals and energy? Determination that is indefatigable.
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Photo: June 28, 2012