Disney Employee Engagement Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Can’t walk or won’t walk?
Can’t do some regular movement or won’t do some regular movement?
Of course, we know and love your convincing answer, “Yes, i can and i find a million ways to stay active.”
Rock on!
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Physical time and resources are always scarce.
On a 1-10 scale with 10 as high, how physically bold are you planning to be in 2019?
Counting the score from MLC, how close to 20 are you?
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This website is about our BODY. To read today’s post about our SPIRIT, click here.
If you want to stay on this site and read more posts from this Blog, click here.
We began jogging two mailboxes a day this week, our third week now since starting this journey on Halloween. The first two weeks were one mailbox a day.
Reminded the High School freshman that we will look back on these early days and be thankful and mindful that “slow and steady” is an unbeatable strategy – as long as we stay with it.
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This website is about our physical health. To leave this site to read today’s post on my spiritual health website, click here.
Is life really difficult, or is it just me?
We work so hard sometimes, and what do we get?
Nothing.
No thank you. No atta girl, or atta boy. No, “Hey, we really appreciate what you do around here”.
Nuthin‘.
As you make your New Year’s Resolution for better health, be mindful of this.
And find a radical way to overcome it.
Nothing you’ve done in the past has worked.
Go for it. Be crazy creative. You deserve it. Thank you for getting prepared.
Next Blog
What is Lane 8? I’m sort of confused about Lane 8.
Okay, Lane 8 is about the physical gifts we have been given – our body and all the things that make it work.
How we take care of it is our responsibility. No one else. Ours! We own it. Or not.
At 50, I’ve found that taking care of this “gift” is increasingly more challenging. As we age, if we get that privilege, we experience things that no one talks about with any decent wisdom.
Part of my vision at Lane 8 is to help people make common sense, common practice. And, um, oh yes, one other thing – to help people not only get motivated and reach a great health goal – but to stay there. That’s the key. Staying healthy.