What if we are great at many things but not our health?
Then what?
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What if we are great at many things but not our health?
Author: jeff noel
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
So easy to judge, so difficult to keep up
So easy to judge (like the sign above), so difficult to keep up. So here’s a theory.
Until we become incredibly healthy – because it’s a no brainer this is important and extraordinarily beneficial – perhaps we shouldn’t criticize anyone, about anything.
Ever.
That’s my goal.
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On a health comeback, is it easier to make excuses?
When we are on a health comeback is it easier to make excuses?
Or is the notion that skipping exercise today and chalking it up to over-managing rest, considered a cop out?
Watched Jamaica’s Usain Bolt repeat as World’s Fastest Man at yesterday’s 2013 Track & Field World Championships.
And it was the first time, ever, four athletes from the same country appeared in a final.
Historic.
Inspiring.
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If seeing isn’t believing, what is?
If seeing isn’t believing, what is?
Ask someone who’s blind or visually impaired.
And then re-read the photo.
No one will be more passionate about our health then the person in our mirror (assuming we can see).
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Ever go to bed early with the hopes of exercising before a busy day begins
Ever go to bed early with the hopes of exercising before a busy day begins.
Me too.
Last night.
But instead of falling asleep, I re-read the book I finished July 1, 2011.
It took 53 minutes to read.
It took 30 years to write the first sentence.
After this morning’s five daily blog posts are written, a run is in store.
Be good to yourself today.
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