Young people don’t walk. They glide while scrolling. I walk like I’m headed to a meeting with consequences.

"Be at war with yor vice, at Peace with your neighbors, and let every New Year find you a better man." Benjamin Franklin Have a great day brothers.

You're not always going to feel like showing up and doing the work. Most days you won't. Days when you're exhausted. Days when you're frustrated. Days when you're unfocused. These aren't signs for you to slow down... "Listen to your body"... ...or wait for tomorrow. These days are tests. Everyone can execute when they feel good. That’s the easy part. Winners have trained themselves to execute regardless of how they feel. They don't have it any easier than you do. Most days... They feel like crap, too. They just don't negotiate with their emotions. When their bitch voice shows up and tells them to "take it easy"... They shut it down by pivoting into productive action. If you can train yourself to execute on the days you don’t feel like it… Who could possibly beat you? The answer is very few. Pass these tests by making execution non-negotiable. No matter how you feel. No matter what you did yesterday. No matter what you plan to do tomorrow. Execute. Success is far less about what you do when you "feel like it"... ...and far more about what you do when you don't. ~ Andy Frisella

Kept it simple

With a 35 degree day I grabbed a Pendleton light wool Board shirt I picked up on sale in the spring of this year. Had to cut the tags. Layered it over a CT linen blue shirt and an orange tartan tie I picked up in Italy over 25 years ago. Picked up the weathered navy in the shirt with some deep navy RL cords. Donned a new for Christmas pair of Pendleton socks and to fit the 80 plus year old shirt design grabbed my 1940s Ernest Burrell watch, 1982 Cole Haan Waxhides, a wool raglan shoulder car coat and my Dobbs wool fedora. Now if I can just get those geese outta my yard.