Completely Different? – Page 9 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Do you treat your boss like a customer?

Love this place and all that it has taught me and countless other Cast Members.

In your day-to-day work habits, do you have enough bandwidth to treat your boss like a VIP customer?

If you do, you have found the key to standing out at work.

Congratulations.

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Would the decade old film contain wonderful photos?

film developing receipt — Film developing receipt.

Neighborhood junk yard — Neighborhood. Big lots. Cars. Back yard. Storage. Zoom in and count the ones not covered by trees. Our lot corners are 15 feet apart.

The film was probably a decade old. Finally took it to Walgreens.

Picked it up yesterday.

Shut out.

Nothing.

Well, there was one blurry, unrecognizable photo.

Could have been a delightful surprise.

It still turned out to be a small adventure down a path.

And then there was the Google map search for the midway point between my home and Taz’s.

The age of the ariel photo surprised me. And because of that surprise, i looked closer – a neighbor has quite the collection of vehicles.

Be decently organized. A good mantra to live by.

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The iPhone was worthless

iPhone home screen — My iPhone was completely worthless for over an hour. i knew the solution had to be easy.

On the phone for 45 minutes with Apple Care once i got to the gym yesterday.

The Apple product specialist was nice but ultimately proposed me waiting until i biked home, plugged my iPhone X into the Mac and restored the factory settings from an iTunes backup.

i politely asked for a senior advisor.

Lateasha had me press the right side button (there is no home button on the X) three times, uncheck VoiceOver, and wal-la, done.

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i enjoyed remembering how uncomfortable being unprepared is

Disney Speakers — Five days ago. The Glacier trip backed up to the business trip.

Two days ago – the night before the trip – it hit me that i was unprepared with classroom materials.

It’s been so long since this has happened.

Oddly, i enjoyed remembering how uncomfortable being unprepared is.

Also relished the unique opportunity to realize what an extraordinary payoff you get from being ready in advance.

While i wasn’t in a panic, i did have to overreact to compensate.

In the big picture, it was a minor inconvenience.

But here’s the key learning, what if i was habitually unprepared in advance and one thing snowballed into another?

So yeah.

i’ve come a long way from my old ways.

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Dream big, plan early

Logan Pass at Dusk — Sometimes the opposite of arriving early – staying late – provides margin. After the parking lot empties, Nature awakens.

There is something about breathing room that literally defies logic.

Creating space on a countertop.

Arriving earlier than necessary.

Thriving on less.

Simplicity.

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