take the first step in making your own rules

We waste our life waiting for this one thing that never comes…

Permission.

To be an artist.

To do the things we love.

And maybe even get paid for them.

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If the audience is bored, I’m boring them

Will I do my best work today?

Will any of us?

Is it even possible to be remarkable day in and day out?

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Randy Austin, my trusted auto mechanic, is an artist

Art and the artist.

Art is what we do. The artist is us.

We either see this as truth or we don’t.

Mid Life Celebration’s art is not about painting.

It’s about the art of balancing life’s five big choices. All day, everyday.

Simply being able to see this as truth is, well, art.

Be well and remain amazed.

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Home for two days and yes, on the road again today

Driven. As opposed to spectator. Sound like us?

How often are we oblivious of these three things?

1. The clock
2. Mediocrity
3. Antagonizing others without trying

Two out of three is decent.

Believing in something all the way is not meant to piss others off, even though odds are high.

We don’t need permission to be amazing today.

Go!

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Seth says he reads, researches and writes 16 hours a day. But only types 15 minutes each day (he also says he’s a fast typer).

Bonus if you want to read an interview to get a peek inside the day-to-day Seth.

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Social media is the jump from horses to cars

How to set up Google Authorship on your WordPress website in three easy steps by Brian Gardner and Copyblogger.

And a bonus list of great books Seth Godin recommends over at his Squidoo.

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The third speaker was a customer service expert (his name spelled correctly too)

What makes a professional credible?

Experience?

Training?

Accomplishments?

Credentials?

Results?

Affiliation?

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