Leaning into discomfort, being with Family, being on Sanibel Island, and all three of these at Christmas is a unique and special gift.
Rock on, my friend.
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Seems like common sense.
What?
The more you do something the better at it you get.
Say, recording short business videos from observation coupled with time-tested, world-renowned Disney insight.
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Went to Mass alone yesterday.
Got in line for coffee and donuts even though i don’t do either.
Just wanted to participate in spiritual community.
Maybe 15 minutes in line talking with a friend, he and his Family get coffee and donuts and i decide which table to sit at amongst the 20 tables in the long, narrow room.
The closest table at the end of the donut tables was empty except for a middle-aged man i’ve never seen before.
A year ago to the day, he and his wife arrived from Dominican Republic to spend Christmas with his 28-year old only son.
Stomach pain landed him in the local hospital at 3:00 PM, and the doctors told him he needed open-heart surgery at 6:00 AM.
His heart was so bad, they said he’d soon die.
He didn’t have $800,000, nor insurance to cover the surgery.
His prognosis was only 15-20% he’d survive the surgery.
The hospital gave him the $800,000 operation and subsequent treatments and therapies for free.
A priest gave him last rights and a Rosary.
He asked the medical team if he could hold the Rosary in his hand during the surgery.
This is a story that can’t be made up.
i almost stayed home.
i almost skipped coffee and donuts.
i almost didn’t sit at Mario’s table.
(csn, txt 1,2,3 when you read this pls)
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Third Sunday of Advent.
In business leadership, there’s a strong case for focusing only on your core strengths and not trying to get better at your weaknesses – instead, hiring people who are good at what you’re not.
In spirit, my core strength is the story of a baby born in a manger.
While i’d feel better about myself if i knew more about other religions, i’ll leave those details to Google.
All religions are different doors to the same house.
Steve Jobs
A person, like me, can simply appreciate the big picture: that everyone who celebrates Faith, Hope, and Love can practice with whatever origin story they wish.
We, after all, live in the same house – Earth.
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Hope, healing, and Disney Magic.
The Disney pre-show announcer used that exact phrase. Immediately wrote it down knowing i’d blog about it this morning.
Why?
Kinda mysterious, really.
Maybe it’s a type of trifecta that we can easily relate to. Who can’t use a little more hope, healing, or Disney Magic?
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