Quotes – Page 90 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Compounding your priorities

disney toy characters — If you could pick three, which ones? Now imagine the offer changes to only one. Is your top pick easy?

Lifelong prioritizing compounds nicely compared to not prioritizing.
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Excellent focus

Everything i learned, and did, and taught is applied all day, every day to life “after Disney”. Even in Glacier. Especially in Glacier.

For your mental vibrancy, for your physical vibrancy, for your spiritual vibrancy, for your career vibrancy, and for your home vibrancy….

Over-focus on the same things you used to under-focus on or ignore.
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Constant judging errors

Disney Institute keynote speaker Jeff noel — Circa 2005. DI table top Marketing piece in DI programs. MM and JJ (Jungle Jeff) plus some class participants. Threw Mater and Lightning in there for a client email surprise.

We judge ourselves on our intentions, others judge us on our behaviors.
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The right HQ

red and white light bulbs — Attention to detail is Disney’s storytelling DNA. At the Disneyland Coke Corner restaurant entrance, an odd number of light bulbs forced a choice. All same colored light bulbs or two adjacent bulbs to match. Coca Cola’s team colors are red and white. The color-challenge facilitated a simple solution. Paint a single bulb both colors.

The right HQ…

The right home structure and processes naturally prioritize your priorities and reduce decision fatigue.
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Organized truth

child watering flower garden — Bought this $3 poster at K-Mart because it looked exactly how i envisioned the future at our home. We struggled for eight years to become parents and if we ever succeeded, this is what i envisioned.

child walking through a bed of wildflowers — Years later, this is our reality. Freaky how close the photos look. A clear, concise, compelling vision is the catalyst for dreams coming true. Noteworthy, this is our front yard. This little boy is home on a college break.

Truth is, your priorities must be prioritized. Period.
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