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This is well worth your time.
Learn more about Mako at https://www.makotofujimura.com/.
There’s an endless list of things you could be doing today.
On the other hand, the list of what you should be doing today is quite short.
As Zig Ziglar said, “We are either a wondering generality or a meaningful specific.”
Alas, Should > Could
In March of 2015, we set the table for the exchange of wisdom and starting inviting numerous voices to come and help light our path.
Here are some of our guests thus far:
We’ve also prepared a seat just for you.
And, of course, your friends as well.
Come one.
Come all.
What we look for we find.
If you want bad news, there’s plenty of it.
And if you want to experience some good news, you can find that too…if you’ll just look around.
I look and listen a lot and now I plan to start sharing what I’m finding, seeing, and hearing for you to enjoy and share in.
Yes! There is music amidst the noise and it’s good, it’s true, and it’s beautiful.
Here we go! (click the links!)
Logic Says Be Happy to Be You on CBS Sunday Morning // Loved this story!
USC’s long snapper, who is blind talks about his inspiration story to field – ESPN// This is such a good story!
Reading Information Aloud to Yourself Improves Memory – NeuroscienceNews.com // You know your talk to yourself…now it’s ok (and good) to read to yourself.
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs raised their kids tech-free — and it should have been a red flag – BusinessInsider.com // Interesting data.
Moses Sumney performs on NPR’s Tiny Desk Conert Series // Hold onto your soul…Moses is going to make it fly!
We need to profess some truth.
If today is just like last Monday, we’re going to go to sleep tonight frustrated, unengaged, unfulfilled, unsatisfied, and without joy.
And even worse, we might just wake up tomorrow with regret.
If we want a different day, then we need to look differently, take different steps, and create different action.
Have you tried empathy?
Have you accepted the law of process?
Have pursued plans b-z?
Have you owned your responsibility?
Same old same old is on me. It’s on you. It’s on us.
Ashton.Gustafson 