Quotes – Page 2 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Thinking passion differently

Text thread screenshot — Patience is a virtue. Kindness is too.

Disney Retirees Facebook group page — i don’t use Facebook much, but this is a helpful FB resource.

My passion is .thinking .differently about everything. And transforming that thinking into personal vibrancy.
dad

Note: Same goal with organizational vibrancy too.

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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.

Who supports you?

Homemade Christmas gift basket — Cheryl built this Christmas gift basket. And then made a bunch of them to gift the people who support us year after year.

How do you define a Church location?
dad

There’s a decent list of professionals who make a homeowner’s life better.

As CEO of You, Inc, you’d drown without these lifesavers.

An example of a Church location is your dining room, where you can create thank you items to show appreciation to others.

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Super food

Plant identifier screenshot — Planted our first fruit tree, ever, in 2023. Avocados are a superfood. Publix grocery is our backup. Photo: From the Plant Identifier app.

Prioritized priorities are superfood for your vibrant life.
dad

Three HQ words:

Priorities
Simplicity
Fun

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Valuable Priorities Mill

Unique logo contains a DNA level story.

People will accept whatever logo you offer. What makes a logo work is the company’s DNA.
dad

Simple is easy if you over-focus on it.

If you under-focus on it, or ignore it altogether, you’re in trouble for the rest of your life.

Weird how it works so effortlessly in either direction..

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Christmas is when you get stuff

A 1960s photo of two grandchildren and the grandpa — 1968…after everything was cleaned up. There was a pile of Christmas presents stacked on and around the chair.

A 1960s photo of five cousins in front of a pile of Christmas presents — 1968…before everything needed to be cleaned up. Gifts for five kids and six adults.

Careful what you wish for.
Sage wisdom

Old photos are fun.

Back in my day we didn’t have an endless stream of photos to look at.

Scarcity creates value.

Excess creates commodities.

Commodity unanimously creates disinterest, or, at best, utilitarian function (which is insanely boring).

Utilitarian is useful, but boring. Take laundry detergent for example.

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