Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Everyday is the same.
The same challenge to find time to balance all the competing demands on my time.
Bet you have the same challenges. In fact, I’ll guarantee you struggle with it.
I say the same thing, over and over again, on these five blogs.
This approach may bore you.
Therein lies one of the secrets to a well-lived life.
Never get bored with the basics.
When I came home last night from visiting Epcot at Walt Disney World, my Google Alerts captured this entry for Lane 8, from Finland Travel Vacations.
Watching that video made me want to share this one, a new world record, also shot in Lahti, Finland at last year’s WMA World Championships.
This will frustrate some of you, because what’s missing in these two secrets is the how to do it.
You want someone to come along and tell you how you should do things. “Just give me the silver bullet.” I know, I feel the same way.
Wake up people. You MUST find your own way. And another secret, your way will need to change through the years. There is no one right way.
But for now, more than anything else, here are your top two secrets:
Happy to reveal these secrets to you, free of charge no less.
Have a nice, healthy day. It’s totally up to you.
I could go on and on about the specific details of the journey to get and stay in shape, or I could simply share the big picture and bottom line. Any preferences?
How was your day yesterday? Are you happy with your results, your determination, your creativity? We contemplated yesterday that slacking off might actually pay good dividends. Case in point.
Had a great run yesterday and ran into Mike. Mike looked to be in the 40-50 year range. Just by chance, we found ourselves engaged in conversation. “What motivates you to run?”, I asked, always curious.
He’s been running for 30 years. “For fun!”, he said.
Challenging that, I said there’s got to be something else, something deeper. Just doing it for fun, to me, would wear off after say 10 or 20 years. But 30 years, that’s amazing. Do you think you can stay with an exercise you like, for 30 years?