Passion Priorities

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Have you ever had a day when everything looks more beautiful, and you feel higher than usual (naturally, of course) ?. This is one of those days, for me.

I woke up this morning with my Inner Wisdom telling me that my title for my next book should be PASSION PRIORITIES, Three Ways to Living Purposefully. Don’t count on that title, just yet, though. I’ve changed the thought a number of times over the last few months. At this rate I will get to the first chapter by my 80th birthday.

I feel good about moving away from using the words Love Priorities to using Passion Priorities. I feel so good about it that I changed my blog title to Passion Priorities. Chris Ryba-Tures, sometimes known as Chris Fischtaur, the family professional wordsmith, who edited ADVOCATE PLANNING, To Do What You Love To Do for me, frequently said to me - FOCUS Uncle Mike. After years of writing my Love Priorities Blog (un-edited), I’ve decided, this day, that Love, is too big of an idea - I need to focus - Passion is now my focus. What pops up, in my Inner Wisdom, will likely not change, but the word passion is more likely to connect.

I am convinced that my Protirement (a positive period where one is free to play and produce as one pleases) is the most wonderful period, for me. I believe I am learning more meaningful lessons than in any other period of my life. Don’t tell me you can’t teach old dogs new tricks!

Highly prioritizing one’s passions is the path to SCG - Self-realizing, Connecting, and Giving. I introduced SCG activities in ADVOCATE PLANNING. The ideas were derived over ten years ago, and are, more than ever, cemented in my life ideals. I am determined to connect my personal passion priorities planning ideas with me, prior clients, friends, family and even others. ADVOCATE PLANNING was a start, PASSION PRIORITIES will be the finishing touch.

I’ve been reviewing my image data base and love this image that I reworked using my latest tools. I think there are more to rework and love - Covid is not going to keep me down.

Adirondack Sunset Sail