gratitude-a-thon day 306: really good advertising

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As if I’m not already crazy about Jet Blue and their free tv and movies, check this out: they gave away free flights to people advertising on the “rideshare” section of Craigslist to get them home for Christmas. C’mon, are you not loving this? Oh, advertising, you say, you cynical Sally. So what, I say back. Nice if every company’s advertising did something good for people in order to get noticed. Don’t be a hater. This is totally cool. Major YES. Way to run a company. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/30/jetblue-flyitfoward_n_4519370.html

gratitude-a-thon day 305: the resolutions

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Dear brain, here are the resolutions. Please make your introductions and get to work.

1. I am going to exercise everyday. And I’m not just talking about this tired old bod, I’m talking brain abs, man. I want to challenge myself mentally, and physically. I want to kick Ron’s ass in Words with Friends, go to a museum every other week, read more, learn more, do some cross fit up there in the noggin.

2. I am going to be more patient. I can jump on it, because I’m go, go, go and I don’t want to wait. But waiting can be good. Waiting can give you some perspective and can just make things go more smoothly.

3. I am going to look at my calendar everyday. I know, you can’t believe I don’t, but I sort of keep a mental calendar of stuff I have to do, and I don’t really look at the thing unless I’m checking to confirm what I think. This system does not work flawlessly, so I am upgrading and joining the rest of the world to look at my calendar every fucking day. (ugh!)

4. I am going to return all emails and calls the minute I see them. The. Minute. I. See. Them.

5. I am going to gratitude more and whine less. I really want to set my intentions toward seeing what is in front of my face 100% of the time and mine the good from it.

6. I am going to make more time for friends. Friends are the money shot.