Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Joy, sorrow, fear, anger, disgust.
All five help us navigate life, and help us learn to thrive.
All five were featured in yesterday’s father/son movie choice.
Five, hmmm, good number.
If only there was someone on the Internet who wrote about these five everyday.
Sorry, it just happened. No deep thinking whatsoever. 🙂
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Meg’s number one priority was always Safety. The photo above was taken before Meg had the Walt Disney World team make this something that should never happen.
The odds of something bad happening were always low, but they were never zero.
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Dear Cheryl, i’m blamin’ you for loving me.
Cheryl returned yesterday from a 10-day trip. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Our son (14) leaves tomorrow for an eight-day middle school trip to California.
He laid everything out last night. He’ll pack today. Tonight we’ll go to bed early, and prepared, to drive to the airport at 5:15am.
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Meeting with some Healthcare leaders for breakfast this morning (April 23) to discuss their future.
When this post goes live August 1, 2015, will there be a contract to do work that matters?
PS. Aug 1 update: still in negotiations.
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After it got dark last night, we decided to go to Epcot for dinner at Japan’s Katsura Cafe. Counter service, fast, convenient, and a healthy, almost three-mile roundtrip walk.
Heavily motivated to take jungle jeff’s mind off of the fact that the first keynote speaking check should arrive with the mail. The wait was “killing him”.
The wonderfully cool evening air and mild attendance made it a wonderful distraction that paid off when we arrived home.
On a side note, Face Timed Cheryl at Disneyland (she’s there working for 10 days) and she got to see the opening of the envelope. A catalytic milestone earning the same fee Disney Institute commands.
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