Quitting – Page 2 – Disney Employee Engagement Speaker

The secret is to quit

(photo: Peeking through a barely noticeable opening in a Christmas present – a hole no adult would ever notice. What a three year old believes comes naturally, until society beats it out of him.)

New Year’s resolutions have the power to transform people. Few believe it. But what about the few who do? What did they do, and what are they doing that defies the odds?

The secret is to quit telling ourselves the same bull crap lies we’ve learned to tell ourselves through repetition and observation.

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The longer we wait, the lower the odds of failure?

(photo: running every time with a camera and stopwatch are just two of a million ways to stay engaged)

The longer we wait, the lower the odds of failure?

If we can procrastinate indefinitely on the urge to quit, we may just get to a point where quitting would actually be impossible.

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And this strengthens all our good excuses to stop

(photo: Nice to have something to be able to drive to. Jacksonville is three hours away.)

We should always have a compelling goal in front of us. One that makes our efforts to do things, when we’d rather not, strong enough to exercise anyway.

There are obviously going to be unforeseen set backs. These are often stimulating enough to motivate us to keep going.

Too many curveballs though and it gets old.

And this strengthens all our good excuses to stop.

There is something about making progress and having fun with chasing a goal that is inspiring.

Hoping for that to reappear.

Soon.

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How boring is it to worry about this every single day?

(photo: These types of sunglasses are reserved for patient’s with dilated eyes and very senior citizens, no?)

How boring is it to worry about this every single day?

Quitting.

Yes, it is so easy to quit.

Scares the crap out of people who understand that wellness is a daily goal, for say, 50, 60, 70 years.

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What if we thought quitting was too difficult?

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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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