Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
It is normal to fall behind and struggle with organization? Had a blinding flash of the obvious. I always write to the man in the mirror.
Pushing myself is like breathing. All day, everyday.
Walt Disney was like that too.
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Two nights ago, (July 13 as this is written), the jury acquitted George Zimmerman.
Here we are 103+ days later.
Remember what happened?
Lots of anger.
Lots.
So easy to write about things when we are emotionally charged. But resisting it now.
Being emotionally charged is what led to two human beings interacting.
Being emotionally charged is a dangerous place to write from.
Once the words are written, there is no taking them back.
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The place were we live, separate from work, we call home.
In nature home is a den, cave, burrow, or a nest.
It’s where down time from survival, or waking hours, is spent.
Some animals are nomadic, or have no home whatsoever, say fish.
The human equivalent for home can be called nest.
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Is there only one way to think about obstacles?
Yes.
Obstacles are irrelevant.
If it’s important to us, we’ll find a way. Won’t we?
If other things are more important, than we won’t find a way.
The devil let’s us believe that comfort, security, ease, etc are more important.
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We have to be insane to believe there’s a perfect one of these to help us.
The perfect road map for our life.
Yet this is what most business and self-help books have over-promised us.
And by us, I mean all of us at some point in our lives – lost and desperate.
Like a snake-oil salesman claiming if we drink what’s in the bottle, we’ll be well again…
It’s a well-worn path of excuses for never writing our own road map, our own rule book.
It’s insidious. It’s obscene. Deadly even.
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