Spirituality is art.
Imagine the creating involved in order to love something or someone by letting them go.
Surrendering to what you want and hope for in order to allow someone else to follow the path they choose, which can be vastly different than your path.
The generous art of daily surrender, starting with self.
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Straight out of the Disney Culture playbook…
Take care of the people who take care of your Guests.
That context neutral business insight is easily transferable to your personal life…
Take care of yourself so you can take care of others (including yourself).
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Sitting directly across from the dining hall dessert table, it was tempting to find a good reason to break from the no-sugar commitment.
Two tables offered up a dozen enticing dessert selections (plus there’s a self-service hand-scooped ice cream station nearby).
Freshman 15 (or 20) is a real thing, that’s how it became a phrase.
Be careful with habits, rituals, self-control, and personal vibrancy goals.
Inhale excellence, not desserts.
PS. No desserts were harmed last night…only inhaled the goodness.
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Nobody is going to tow you to success.
In this case (at this blog), we’re talking about personal peace and contentment.
You must do the heavy lifting to shed what doesn’t let peace into your life.
You must do the heavy lifting to eliminate distractions, medications, and entertainment that feels addictive.
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Ever catch yourself examining other people’s behaviors and instantly liking or disliking certain attributes?
Do you believe that what we like and dislike is a reflection of our own daily behaviors?
Observing others is a great window into how we are perceived by others.
This is scary for the simple reason that the things we dislike in others – that’s what we are unknowingly projecting as well.
This is exciting because we have many positive blind spots. We become aware of the goodness we carry and project.
Our temptation is to downplay both.
“I’m not that annoying.”
“I’m not that wonderful.”
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