Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Time is our ammunition for fighting against being poorly organized.
Time is our ammunition against excuses and regrets.
Time is our ammunition in recognizing second chances.
Time is our ammunition in gaining permission.
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His office was nothing more than a wooden floor. No chair.
You can see exactly where in the photo above. He sat in the lower right corner, back against the display.
He could have postponed the run until after the 9am call with the CEO, but instead, he began walking, hoping it would turn into a long run.
It did. Ten miles, eventually.
But 20 minutes later, it was time to find a quiet place for the 30-minute call.
Five months of slow, sporadic conversations.
He was glad he could call from anywhere.
This is growth.
And freedom.
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Would have been easy to forget to take Jack the Teddy Bear on the short drive to work last week.
Would have been easy to say it doesn’t matter anymore, your son is a teenager now.
Getting organized is one thing. Staying that way is entirely another.
Live like you mean it.
In spite of it all.
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We also visited Team Disney, but photos are not permitted inside. We did get to see the world’s largest sundial, which is the building’s centerpiece.
Only one person knows that one of the four Disney Magic Moments was missed. Had coordinated with the Team Disney reception desk but the timing fell through. No one’s fault. But it demonstrates that creating Magic is hard work and doesn’t always work.
The other Magic Moment for Donna was receiving an autographed copy of Lee Cockerell’s new book, “Time Management Magic”. It happened in a most unexpected place by one of Disney’s hardest working and most respected Cast Members.
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(photo: Downtown Orlando yesterday at Canvs.)
The message here is simple. Live like you mean it. Even when surrounded by an ordinary life filled with ordinary days.
Haven’t been on a plane in seven weeks. Normally in seven weeks, would have been on a plane between four to six of them.
Since retiring six weeks ago, Jack the Bear – who went on every Disney Institute trip – hasn’t been out much.
Just because we are local now, doesn’t mean we should just sit around.
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