Good Morning Team – Late last year I introduced you to Diane Nyad per the post below. She’s a great example of a baby boomer seeking to stay young through physical endeavors. An inspiration to all.<\/p>\n
Earlier today she abandoned her record 103 mile swim …her life’s dream since age 30…….29 hours into the attempt…after training for it for 2 years, swimming up to 12 hours per day…at age 60-61.<\/p>\n
The question over the next few days and subsequent interviews; Will she make another attempt? Will she interpret this event as a success or failure? Will she use this experience as an excuse to shrink & play small? OR as fuel to do something even greater?<\/p>\n
Tony Robbins often says;<\/p>\n
“It’s in your moments of decision that your Destiny is created<\/em>”<\/p>\n Right here, right now this very moment you could make a decision to Go for it, to Be, DO, and Have your dream. Inside you – there is that one thing you yearn for, ache for, go back to in your mind over and over. Only you know what “It” is for you. Only you know if you’re “settling” for something less. <\/p>\n When would now be the very best time in your life to Make a Decision, Take Massive Action and change your physiology, outcome and legacy?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Last year’s email;<\/p>\n Good Morning Team – In today’s health news I was moved by a piece on Diana Nyad. <\/p>\n There is nothing more powerful than a human being with a burning desire!<\/p>\n In the summer of 1978, she attempted the 103-mile journey from Cuba to Whether the handlers were dream stealers or smart coaches? – only Diana The following year, she completed what still remains the longest swim in But swimming from Bimini to Florida wasn’t her dream. That swim – even “I was having an existential crisis about being 60,” she said. “I told myself, In what she now realizes was an ironic moment, Nyad says she looked into Tony Robbins often says; <\/p>\n “It’s in your moments of decision that your Destiny is created<\/em>”<\/p>\n Right here, right now this very moment you could make a decision to Only you know what “It” is for you. Only you know if you’re “settling” When would now be the very best time in your life to Make a Decision, Live With Intention, Good Morning Team – Late last year I introduced you to Diane Nyad per the post below. She’s a great example of a baby boomer seeking to stay young through physical endeavors. An inspiration to all. Earlier today she abandoned … Continue reading
\nKey West, Florida. After 41 hours and 49 minutes in the water, Nyad’s
\nhandlers gave her the bad news: Because of high waves and strong currents,
\nshe was so far off course that completing the swim would be impossible.<\/p>\n
\nknows for sure.<\/p>\n
\nhistory without a shark cage — 102.5 miles from Bimini in the Bahamas to
\nJupiter, Florida.That day was her 30th birthday, and the last day of her
\nswimming career. “I was so burned out. You couldn’t pay me to take one
\nmore stroke,” Nyad said. “For 30 years, I did not swim a single stroke
\nanywhere at any time, except in the ocean, paddling on a board.”<\/p>\n
\nthough a record that still stands – wasn’t the “it” she was striving for. For
\nDiana that was “settling.” And 30 years later on her 60th birthday;<\/p>\n
\n‘You have to get real with life’s lessons, one of which is you can’t go back.’ ”<\/p>\n
\nthe rearview mirror in her car and decided; “I realized there was one thing I
\ncould go back for, and that’s the dream swim from Cuba to Key West.”<\/p>\n
\nGo for it, to Be, DO, and Have your dream. Inside you – there is that
\none thing you yearn for, ache for, go back to in your mind over and over.<\/p>\n
\nfor something less. <\/p>\n
\nTake Massive Action and change your physiology, outcome and legacy?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n
\nDr Bill<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"