Delighted to share this guest post by former colleague and father of four / bad-ass leader / outdoor enthusiast, Chris Seipert. I worked with him for eight years, mostly on the periphery, but always aware of his presence and his persistent attitude that excellence and common sense should reign supreme, in order to deliver an …
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Likely written about this topic before, maybe even this year, but ESPECIALLY this year I have to say, I love it. The last few weeks I’ve driven by several fields where teams were playing cricket. Most recently it was later afternoon when I drove by, end of a weekend, a couple groups gathered together for …
Daily Prompt: “List your top 5 favorite fruits.” Green or Red Grapes 🍇 Watermelon 🍉 Fuji Apples 🍎 Avocado 🥑 And… Cantaloupe
Watching a 20+ year music video recently, it was Semisonic performing their hit “closing, Time” on the Jay Leno eta Tonight Show. Semisonic killed that less-than-five minute performance, from start to finish. The song was tight, the band was loose, each transition was spot-on. And then the moment that I watched that, I thought, “it’s …
Daily Prompt: “What's one small improvement you can make in your life?” Metta May I be filled with loving kindness, May I be well, May I be peaceful and at ease, May I be happy.
Listening to sports commentating, game underway, Traditional format, Play-by-play with, Color commentator floating on top, Fun to listen. Like playing the game itself, Hyper-intensive, intuitive, In flow, GOOD.
Moms are best, for sure, Tribute for a day? EVERY, On high, Moms do reign.
Been practicing the Metta / Maitrī for a bit, “May I be filled with loving kindness…”, etc., And it’s helped me to calm as I start the day, It’s also come up when I’m irked about something in the moment, Like that car driving to slow, who’s this impeding my optimal pace, Or my daughter’s …
First things first, each day. Want to, have to, long, blended, Urgent, Important, do.
Daily Prompt: “What is your career plan?” Funny term, “make hay” … but think it’s appropriate in answering this question. “Make hay” means something like “make the most of every situation, when given the chance to do so…”, And so 35 years into my career, that continues to be the case. Whether as a sales …
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