Take the time to listen to what people are saying. Really engage your ears and hear what they are saying and why they are saying it. Engage with questions, comments and inflections.
Find out more than just the headlines. See behind those ideas and stories and learn the lesson being offered, whether inadvertently or with intent from the storyteller.
Enjoy the conversation you’re having. A great conversation can be fondly remembered for days or even years.
Everyone could use a lazy day once in a while. The day could be to stay in your pajama’s, or read books, watch sports on TV, etc
This is not every Saturday, but 1-3 times per year. Throwing a whole day can be very regenerative.
It will all end one day, so be sure to set aside some time each day to enjoy! Don’t put it off.
Enjoy the moments. Live with enthusiasm. Be in awe of all that surrounds you. Notice the details that bring everything together.
On your own, with your spouse, with friends or with kids, get out there and enjoy a night out.
There is a ‘best-results’ formula or process for everything. You may know one process of the many that exist, but it might not deliver the best results.
Find people who have got better results than you have, learn their process and use it.
Keep finding people with better processes and improving your own. Inevitably you will be getting better results each time.
Try to enjoy this process of continual improvement as it can last a lifetime.
When you’re all ready and you’ve done your prep, just relax and enjoy the show.
You may miss the busy days later on in life. It could be at empty nest time or at retirement.
There are other times, but regardless, enjoy your busy-ness now.
Summer can be such a lovely time of year, depending on what your local weather pattern is like. I really enjoy summer. The heat is nice. So is going out in my shorts and a short-sleeved shirt.
When you think about it, you get about 75 summers, if you’re lucky. You may get 20 more, or 20 less. In addition, the first five to 10 years should have been great, but hard to remember.
Since I’ve had quite a few summers, I’ve got fewer left ahead of me. For this reason alone, I say, enjoy your summers!!!
Those precious moments go quickly. Ask the questions you want. Enjoy the time together.
