Repossible

I thought high school was just football games on Friday nights, lettermen’s jackets, and milkshakes.

Stress, drama, and teen challenges seem to be the new normal.

What tools do we have to deal with them?

Maddie Dines’s new book tells all.

At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.? — Albert Schweitzer

Travel, write.

That’s about it. That’s my “worldly advice.”

Oh, and make the decisions that are right for you.

Need help with those decisions?

Travel. Write.

That will help.

I swear.

Now I need to head off into the sand dunes of the Sahara in the eastern part of Morocco.

#willsharephotos

While driving, I figured out what the “real, no, real real” secret sauce of Spark Campfire was.

It’s you. It’s me. It’s us.

Spark Campfire is a month-long, hands-on, let’s-get-this-done-together workshop to write a book together with a younger person.

[ https://repossible.teachable.com/p/spark ]

It’s not so much Now or Never as Now or Later.

Now is nice.

Here’s the video version:

“Repossible” for me means to make something possible again.

I probably hold him up in some kind of distant light start, up on a pedestal where he can do (and has done) no wrong, but Tony is one of my heroes.

For my “Spark Campfire” course, I did a video the day before my friend Tony passed away. I recorded it to inspire anyone who might have thought they were too old to begin a project. Maybe for those who didn’t think they had any “daily creativity” in them. Or for those who think the best is behind them.

He created daily. Whether art or drawing or sculpture or architecture.

He was happy, funny, joyous, and full of admiration, curiosity, and grace.

Here’s the audio from the video and here’s access to the (free preview) from the video from the course.

I hope he brings a little bit of Repossible-style inspiration your way.

I have 2 secrets. I’ll tell you one of them.

I have a speech on Saturday. I’ve been working on it all week.

The more I work on it, the better it gets. Funny how that happens.

Here’s two stories of Unexpected Magic–and how you can turn a bad situation into a potentially good one.

I’m letting it all go in this episode.

We cover quite a few topics and although I seem to skim through some, there’s some deep goodness in here.

Is there always a silver lining?

How meditation can increase your productivity, add jet fuel to your creativity, and save you hours per day.

The plan for 2019: books, audio, video, talks, speeches, all media, one topic, Better Together, and it starts now.

How much do dogs stress? What can we learn from it?

I’m ASKing for your feedback, insight, experience, desire, or opinion. Got one? Let’s talk.

Outdoors for this one, morning in the forest, not the best audio. Hopefully, the clarity of thoughts cover over clearly through the wind in the trees.