Disney – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Lifetime Disney Passes, home

spilled popcorn at Disney cleaned by janitor — This could be me, or you. Custodial Hosts and Hostesses are the Ambassadors of our Disney Theme Parks.

While earning my lifetime Disney Park Pass, i performed many roles. From Jungle Cruise Skipper, Lifeguard, Concierge Manager, Custodial Manager, to Disney Institute Keynote Speaker.

It was the ride of a lifetime.

Still a work in progress.

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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.

Paperwork playoffs, home

Disney speaker jeff noel's home office — Disney home office. The paperwork of life gets done here. Ps. Next up, office and office-closet shelves.

Proverbial two-minute warning…

This is the final post of the five-daily, differently-themed blog posts today.

You know what that means?

No, it doesn’t mean, I’m going to Disney World!

It means, let’s get busy closing out the office-closet file cabinets’ purging.

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Disney Keynote Speech prep, home

Prioritizing my Disney Customer Service Keynote speech.

Prioritizing the content.

Prioritizing what to omit.

Prioritizing the content’s usefulness.

Prioritizing the stories.

Prioritizing the questions.

Prioritizing the activities.

Prioritizing the pace.

Prioritizing the humor.

Prioritizing my energy.

Should be an extraordinary 45 minutes.

Aiming for it to be the best customer service message of every audience member’s life.

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Disney everyday, home

Disney.

Everyday.

Transferring Disney’s best business insights to my personal life transformed the way i thought about priorities.

Now, i can’t think about my priorities unless they are prioritized.

And for many years now, they’ve been prioritized.

Transformation.

Consistency.

Quality.

Vibrancy.

So yeah, Disney, everyday.

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Fire and Ash, home

fire and ash credits screenshot — Movie credits screen shot.

We both enjoyed this Avatar franchise movie.

Not gonna lie, had no idea it was decently-over three hours long.

Note: Didn’t do any advance research. Went in thinking it would be a typical movie, 90-120 minutes. So, 180-200 minutes (197 minutes) (specifically three-hours, 17-minutes long) was unexpected. Totally recommend it.

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