Fanatical – Page 3 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Impossible’s contribution

If you’re not willing to attempt impossible things, you’ll never improve your work. You’ll never improve your personal life either.

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

Over-focused travel, home

Wordpress error message — Waiting to pull away from the Atlanta gate.

Intentionally arriving two days early instead of one. Why? When you look at the temperatures, imagine an intense snow storm sweeping across the Country. If that was the case today, i’d never reach Omaha. The extra day is a backup travel day.

Sometimes i wonder what would happen if GoDaddy or WordPress got seriously hacked. And i either couldn’t ever log back into my five blogs, or all my data was erased.

It’s a ~~worry~~ ~~concern~~ worry i hate.

Note: This happened to jeffnoel.org yesterday. Was locked out for hours. Going back to junglejeff.net now to hopefully get in and write today’s post.

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The two key questions

The two key questions:

How bad do you want the thing?
Why?

These two questions will allow you to figure out what you’ll need to start, stop, and/or continue.

Once your “start, stop, continue” items are sorted out, your motivation to stay focused and disciplined is your secret sauce.

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Speech practice, home

conference room setup for Disney Institute keynote speech — 2007, somewhere at Walt Disney World. Probably Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort.

2007, small group (100-150+-). Definitely Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Can tell by the carpet. Not sure who i was teaching with, nor the client. Guessing it may have been General Motors/Chevrolet.

Closing out with slides 41-48:

41. Walt Quote

42. Walt Quote

43. Walt Quote

44. 72-Hour Challenge (self)

45. Think Differently (pair, share, 2xpu)

46. Michael Jr (slide/video)

47. Walt and Abe

48. Do Something Great

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Now ya know, you’re welcome

My Disney Experience App Cast Compliment screen — Riley, at Disney’s Contemporary Resort Merchandise, was waving to Monorail Guests every time a monorail went by. It wasn’t his job. His job was to work the cash register.

The secret to success, in any domain, is intentionality.

We live a life by default or by design.

At Disney it’s ok to be off-task (your job) if you are on-purpose (making others happy).

Now ya know.

Better late than never.

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