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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Waiting and doing nothing are the twin siblings of self-destruction.
Martin Luther King, Jr. fought non-violently to erase the monumental injustices of his day, and from the previous 350 years.
He was willing to die for his cause. And he did.
Are you willing to die for your personal wellness cause? Because you will.
Live like you mean it.
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(photo: yesterday’s run past a roll of barbed wire.)
Only floss the teeth you plan on keeping.
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(photo: Midlife crisis or Midlife Celebration? As the CEO of You, Inc, you get to pick.)
We are what we repeatedly do. We’ve heard it all before. Excellence is a habit.
And if we subscribe to this common sense notion, then our health is either our success or our weakness.
We celebrate if we are active.
We deny it if we are inactive.
Can’t hide it either way.
Be the change.
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Maya Angelou would not steer anyone wrong, right?
Our health is our responsibility (there are exceptions to every rule – but you are not one of them) (ouch?) (sorry, if the shoe fits…).
The quote above is a metaphor for our overall integrity.
Our personal care taking of our physical temple is 1/5 of the equation for personal integrity (the other four are mind, spirit, career, home).
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What we do today is a leading indicator of what we will do tomorrow.
If we want to be doing different (healthier) things in the future, it will eventually need to begin today.
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