Who doesn’t wish for great authenticity? We admire it in others, desire it in ourselves. But alas, we feel it’s reserved for a certain dignified pedigree.
Rubbish.
All it takes is self awareness, guts, and desire.
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Who doesn’t wish for great authenticity? We admire it in others, desire it in ourselves. But alas, we feel it’s reserved for a certain dignified pedigree.
Rubbish.
All it takes is self awareness, guts, and desire.
Next Blog
Ever have a 2am what if moment? This morning at 2:18am, Cheryl was not in bed next to me.
A frightening, but unusually calm terror immediately filled my body.
A quick review of Cheryl’s facts – I was groggy:
But it’s 2:18am.
What if she was in an accident? The phone would have rang.
What if she was abducted? The phone wouldn’t ring.
Panic.
I called. No answer.
What if the kidnapper was brutal?
More intense panic.
Why didn’t she call?
Moving to the hall, I called louder downstairs…
Her precious voice. Also sleepy.
Was quietly reminded that the key to peace and contentment, even in the midst of a brutal world, is living each day like it fully counts.
Side note: Yesterday two bombs exploded at the 117th Boston Marathon finish line.
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Should death be an inspiring goal for every human?
I mean, it’s going to happen.
Why not work towards it?
What if we did?
Mental, physical, and spiritual stimulation, now let’s focus on a short, pithy work stretch.
Only with the end in sight do we start to measure the value of a day.
Death is good like that.
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He said, the people that don’t ask how’s he’s doing don’t care. Pausing for a moment in our time together yesterday, I asked myself the obvious question, “Is he correct?”
The answer sounded like this:
In conclusion, everyone is fighting a tough battle. Some feel like victims, and some feel compelled to feel thankful.
We typically grow weary of others who predictably suck our energy and rarely re-inflate it.
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