Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Happy Birthday, Disneyland.
July 17, 1955.
Walt Disney couldn’t have envisioned how unbelievably successful his business philosophy would turn out.
The World is a better place, I think, because of his creativity and dedication to quality.
I’ve applied those two concepts to virtually every aspect of my personal and professional life.
Not only is the World better, but I think I’m better too, because of Walt Disney.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Speechless?
Well, not exactly.
Then what?
Pressed for time, actually.
You know there are four other jeff noel blogs out there right? Visit the others and later today, I’ll say what I really wanted to say.
Gotta go, my taxi is waiting – 5:30AM departure. Good thing I’m a morning person, eh? Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
“Life’s a beach”.
Ever heard that one?
I think it’s a spin-off of, “Life’s a bitch, and then you die”.
I look at those two phrases and am reminded that we have a choice. We always have a choice.
Over our attitude. Maybe nothing else, but certainly our attitude.
And no one ever said choosing was easy. It can be extremely difficult. But we do get to choose.
And I believe I must choose the positive attitude versus the negative attitude.
If this bores you or seems too elementary, go look in the mirror and ask yourself, “Am I a mountain of positivity or a molehill”?
What? You do have a mirror, right?
I just looked. Looks like I’m an antagonist this morning.
I chose it on purpose. Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Blown Away.
I’ll explain this tomorrow.
Gotta go for now.
Peace, jeff noel 🙂
Why the smiley face every time?
Five blogs per day. Five smiley faces per day.
Why?
This past school year, our eight-year old son read most nights. He was responsible for logging what he read, how many pages and the elapsed time spent reading. He also was responsible for getting my wife or I to sign our name for each entry.
I always signed my name with a smiley face.
One day I stopped doing it, thinking it was silly, or maybe immature.
Later, my wife told me that our son spoke to her about it, and wondered why I had stopped.
So I asked my son why he even noticed, because I didn’t think he did.
Well guess what? He did notice. He liked them, and he missed them. And I’m back to adding a smiley face every time I sign my name.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
PS. Life is what happens while we’re busy making other plans. 🙂