Make It Simple – Page 4 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

What’s in your calendar?

small child in wildflower patch — Looking back two decades ago. It’s fun to do the math. The math is my vision back then and how that vision manifested over 20 years to today.

Decluttering frees you to get to the important stuff.

The personal leadership stuff.

The stuff that makes you happy.

The stuff you will never regret doing or getting better at.

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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.

Rock solid

This shot is not in focus. The foreground focus is ok. The distance is not clear. At all. My left-eye’s vision before two days ago — not sure i could discern the mountains. When your vision is 20-200, you miss literally everything. Thank goodness for a decent right eye.

Rock solid.

Most know exactly what that means.

So what?

Knowing is a start.

Action and habit formation, from knowledge, is the holy grail.

To know is to do. To know and not do is to not yet know.

Are your beliefs (and habits) rock solid?

Yes.

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No enhancements needed

Continental divide — The Continental Divide on the same day as the previous blog’s photo from the deck.

The newest iPhones always have the latest and greatest photo editing capabilities.

i never use any of them.

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The real leadership job

post it note with leadership insight — From a Keynote speech slide deck.

The real job of leadership is to inspire staff to willingly and exceptionally deliver on their higher purpose, not your tangible product or service. Your higher purpose is your emotional product. Your consistent emotional product delivery is your key to customer and employee loyalty.

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Most important of the 19 blueprints

10-second 2020 video: Prioritize your priorities. This video prioritizes the first of 19 organizational vibrancy blueprints.

Classic cliche: If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.

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