Competition or commitment?

Orlando Based Motivational Speakers

 

(photo: random photo while dining at fast food restaurant… totally appropriate to use when discussing organizational vibrancy)

Demanding excellence is a commitment, not a competition.

Do not strive for excellence.

Do not hope for excellence.

Do not wish for excellence.

Demand it.

From everyone.

Period.

End of story.

This is overkill or obnoxious depending where you are in life.

For others, and even for some companies, it’s the DNA of their life’s work.

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Please forgive the observation

Orlando Based Motivational Speaker jeff noel blood pressure reading

 

(photo taken yesterday at Walmart, running in for a pair of cheap sunglasses and eye drops: At any given moment we should be able to ace the basics, especially if we preach it)

Please forgive the observation.

The speaker in the previous Mid Life Celebration post, the guy talking about our attitude and how our thoughts became things… ya with me?

Here’s the thing with speakers proclaiming there’s a better way to do something.

Speakers are should be held to a higher standard.

If he wasn’t up on a stage making it sound so simple to change, it wouldn’t be so ridiculously easy to question his physical vibrancy.

What stops any of us from being vibrantly balanced?

Our thoughts?

Life is cruel eh?

Especially for the preachers of the world.

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The single biggest adversary for not having physical vibrancy

Teenager in Disney monorail
We are writing our future legacy today

 

The single biggest adversary for not having physical vibrancy?

What is the overarching key motivator for you to not only get healthy, but to stay healthy for a lifetime?

A quick, ready answer is what we are looking for, not a specific answer, simply one that rolls off the tip of our tongue and sounds completely believable and inspiring.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is the single biggest adversary – stuttering with our answer.

MLC’s answer you ask?

To be an example, not a warning.

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On becoming lean

Buddism quote
We can control what & how much we eat. Heck yes it’s challenging & feels impossible sometimes. This is not an excuse.

 

We can argue, debate, doubt, or hate. But we cannot deny that hard work over time has a proportionally greater likelihood for a breakthrough.

Not working hard enough or long enough has a proportionally greater likelihood of never yielding a breakthrough.

The odds are stacked for or against the path we choose.

We have an ideal weight range. For example, let’s say 151-153 pounds.

This is a lean weight.

A lean weight that when reached and maintained is like hitting the lottery.

Came in at 157.5 this morning.

Make no small plans.

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