Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
(photo: The decision to get jump in, safely, was easy… getting out required two men, each pulling an arm)
Decision decisions…
The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. – Amelia Earhart
The reward for making a decision is in the making of it.
Regret is a poor reward for choosing to not decide.
Especially when the choices are compelling and exciting (and fearful).
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Dozens of window units or one large central air conditioner on the roof?
These are among the literally overwhelming number of decisions a large scale operation has to make.
It’s the same for a single family residential unit too. Or a small business owner.
The paperwork of life is relative, and always overwhelming if not decently organized.
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We are presented with challenges our whole life. How we manage them is up to us.
We know this.
The glorious release – from the prison that unexpected change shackles us to – is in creating processes for creatively thinking about how to get through the one that just hit us.
Being organized helps us develop a filter for deciding which way to go moving forward – what to change and what to never change.
Without this decently tuned filter, we waffle, suffer, and rob ourselves of daily living in the moment – joy.
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Fingers crossed that bravery, focus, and decisiveness will wash over fear today at the monthly Orlando WordPress meetup.
There’s a high cost to moving forward in an excellent way.
There’s a high cost for sitting on the fence and not doing much of anything.
It’s expensive either way.
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I am a thinker. The unexamined life, they say, is not worth living. Seek out quiet, inspiring places to think deeply, in precious solitude. A simple, quiet porch as the sun rises or sets. In the shade of an old oak tree, with only the sound of the wind to distract you.
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