Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
It’s incredibly challenging to shed old, deeply-entrenched, unproductive habits. And with five big choices in life, this makes it exponentially more challenging.
But here’s the catch no one tells us.
Success in one lends to success in another.
I recommend slow and steady progress, never ending focus, indomitable will, and a healthy balance of humor and seriousness.
Getting increasing closer is a blessing of power ball payoff.
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What if we could overcome our midlife inertia?
What if we could let go of all the things that don’t matter?
Impossible?
How will we ever know if we don’t live like it’s possible.
If not now, when?
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Getting things in order before the big record breaking trip. In the past three decades, never been away this long.
Yes, I need to adapt and overcome.
Can hear people saying, “Quit whining Jeff, deal with it.”
Yes and, my wish for them is “ditto” – with their exercise and diet.
Come on people.
Adapt and overcome.
At least here, transparency is obvious.
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Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture in 2007 was a story about living, not dying.
On July 25, 2010 I was reflecting on the second anniversary of Randy Pausch’s unfortunate death.
And wrote this short tribute post.
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What does give it your all mean to us?
We look this phrase in the face, “give it your all” – but we really don’t see the true meaning, until later.
Like in the photo above.
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