Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Yesterday you heard an antagonistic claim that being organized and not being organized require the same effort.
They do. Whether you agree or disagree, riddle me this:
A life of reaction is a life of slavery, intellectually and spiritually. One must fight for a life of action, not reaction. – Rita Mae Brown
Physical labor and emotional labor both make you tired.
The difference is that one produces results. The other, worry.
No, seriously.
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We all have room for improvement. Makes life tough, but interesting.
Ever since our son was born, 2000, I’ve carried a small Sony Cybershot camera in my right front pocket, and have taken thousands of digital pictures.
Many are taken with a specific intent, but because of the volume, they get lost in the pile labeled, “Will Get Around To It“.
Today’s pic was taken for the reason listed here: Just for fun, try to find the hidden Mickey Mouse.
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Work hard to get organized. Work hard to stay organized.
Or…
Worry a lot about not being organized. Worry a lot about how much work it is.
In either case, the effort, the workload, is the same.
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Just three more steps to the finish line.
This post.
Then one more post here to finish November.
And a final post for December (31).
You.
Can.
Do.
It.
This may sound conceited, but I love the fact that I’m still writing five daily, differently themed blogs everyday. Sounds conceited to say, “The Internet’s Only Five-a-Day Blogger”.
All the critics say it won’t work, it will dilute your efforts, it will be too confusing for the readers, it will be too much work, you say the same thing over and over.
But remember, I don’t write to please the critics.
Are you willing to go against what people say is logical, in order to pursue a different way, a better way?
Are you willing to break the mold?
Or are you willing to take your regret to your grave?
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