Good one…

And, why not remove “Should” while we’re at it?

Also known as Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda

An entire book on how to have a great life, on a single page.
Great stuff!
Thank You

Hi Larry,
Happy Birthday! Great list! Add to 4, see your Primary Care Physician annually after age 50. I had Two serious medical conditions diagnosed at those checkups which were 100% cured with surgeries. There are some diseases that have no symptoms for people in good physical condition (like you).
Regards Chuck

Larry, well stated. Many blessings . You’re a good man.

Very authentic Larry and from the heart. All the best on your next 54 years. Bob

Larry, I got to say I love your outlook on life. By the way I like that picture also! Lol

Happy Birthday! I am 53 and everything you wrote was very accurate. It is nice to know that other people your age feel like they still have so much to give. One problem I have been dealing with since I entered my 50’s is age discrimination. I am not sure if this happens to men and woman but I can only speak for myself. I have worked my whole life in big jobs. Didn’t take time off to raise my daughter, she went straight to daycare and now I couldn’t get a marketing job if I paid someone. I’m too old….since everything is digital and I have been trained and know how to market using digital advertising, (besides having a 17 year old daughter keeping me up to speed.) I was literally told that I would have had to grow up in the digital world. So I no longer work in the industry I loved….I won’t even care if they paid me a lower salary. But they want 20 somethings straight out of college……I guess that is how I became the General Manager of the Palace Theatre at 26 and the Director of MK at the NH Coliseum at 29….I have expected that I just work now to make a living and no longer to strengthen my career. I would be curious to know your thoughts on this since we are basically the same age and you hire a lot of people. Are most of the people you hire in their 20’s? Would you hire me?

Thank you for sharing really loved everything I read and Happy belated Birthday Larry

Life is Precious.

Your thoughts are near and dear to me as I turned 54 today! Very good thoughts to live by. Thanks for the impact you have had on my life Larry

Happy Birthday! Hope you enjoyed it. Great reflections! Thank you for sharing them with us.

Great advice and wisdom. Thank you Larry for being a very important mentor in my life. Your words are precise and inspirational every time. I appreciate you. Thank you!

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Happy Birthday Larry and David ! You both made Maryanne and myself turn a big corner in our life page. David…from sending us Larry’s book, and Larry for all you do for us with SOE 🙂
Everyone have a great Labor Day weekend !

NIce! Happy belated Birthday!

Absolutely agree and make a real effort to live a healthy life style. Started the day with meditation/prayer and 30 minutes of exercise. A good start anyway!

I totally agree ~ but one of the medications I’m on interrupts my sleep at night. As someone who works at home and is a caregiver I try to get a nap in the afternoon so I can function for the rest of the day. I only feel a little guilty about it. : )

Hello Larry, a study was just published today that studied over 1-million people and it showed that between 6 and 8- hours is the optimum hours a person should sleep per day. when you get more or less sleep per day your chances of heart disease goes up 33%

“ and you will make it a masterpiece “

HVA’s is what I must make a habit, and stop with other people’s HVA’s
“Teachable “ thought about yesterday’s “ Think Daily”…. at one SOE class you said “ no one here has any excuses, your in SOE !”
And the “ Mess” must have hit a nerve too…thought about that throughout the day. Mess = Stress
Got it! Thank you Larry

I agree and disagree. Some of the world’s greatest minds had messy desks and offices. Mark Twain, Albert Einstein and even Steve Jobs reportedly had messy desks. I believe keeping a neat work space and home is certainly beneficial and it shows organization. However, sometimes the creative mind takes over and is so focused on creating I think stopping that flow of energy to simply clean up can be more detrimental to the project than the mess itself. Of course, if the mess creates an unsafe environment then definitely take a moment to tidy up.

Thanks Larry. I look forward to seeing these blog emails every morning. Hope you and your team have an excellent day.

This is a huge relief. I keep seeing articles with headlines comparing messiness to geniuses and creatives. I can’t stand clutter. Not even a little bit!

No texting-call them ?

Texting can be powerful too … I did this with my sister and it was impactful. She had just called me the night before sharing about a hard time she is going through. This Think Daily challenge was perfect timing.

I’ve always heard the advice to stay in the present but it’s not easy. It’s truly a daily challenge. Thanks for the written reminder~

The past is where it belongs.

I’m writing a book about this kind of thing right now. We all have things that make us “lose sleep” and every time we look back on it (after we can see it for what it really is) we wonder why we worried so much. I call it the art of objectifying (not the name of the book). Treat the situation as a “thing” and you can look at it from all angles more clearly.

Excellent advice. I am guilty of the suffering part but thanks to your advice I will try to remind myself to “move on”. Hey, made an observation about your company recently. Your TV ads say “over 45,000 customers since 1987” and the side of your trucks say “over 62,500”. I think your TV ad needs to be updated. 🙂

Tremendous Post and Very valuable message. I read your posts daily and always enjoy them. Can’t think of any that weren’t usefull if I gave it some serious thought. Thanks for your efforts Larry. Have A Great Day