Happy Belated Thanksgiving! I hope all of you enjoyed whatever it is that makes you happy and allowed you to reflect on all the things for which you are thankful.
During this time of year, you can have your turkey, family squabbles, football, more football, and more turkey, but for me this is the time of the year I make my annual pilgrimage to the greatest show on earth—The Texas Renaissance Festival! In one place you’ll find all the costumes, role playing, music, fire, food, ale, mead, turkey legs, and more than one could ever imagine (only if such an imagination is great and creative)!
Since I can’t completely “turn it off” regarding work, and after regaling my new medieval brothers and sisters from yonder worlds of yore, I realized they have it figured out re happiness, and believe it or not, success to whatever extent one judges success. Simply put, they are “All In” and as such, there are things we can learn and apply to our daily lives at the castle or the place of plunder (work).
Here we go:
Think About It
Do you see how some of these traits can apply to your daily lives at home or work? I am not saying you should change into a Pirate/Barbarian/Warlock/Alien Doctor and go to the office, but the commitment to the Renaissance role these people convey can be applied to your own wonderful lives. With that, I bid thee farewell!
George