Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Nature is always in motion…
Should come as no surprise and scare the heck out of you if you are not noticing:
Dear son, this is a fact of life in which the test is given first, then the lesson. Trust me on this one.
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These two generally go hand in hand.
If you can sacrifice some things in order to create and maintain an organized, fairly systematic way to run your life, what do you think the payoff might be?
We all have to figure this out.
And as soon as we do, or maybe even sooner, something else will come along to knock us and our system down.
Fall down seven times, get up eight.
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Are you working hard or hardly working? This is an American phrase I’ve heard since I was a kid. It still rings true today, decades later.
You are watching a work in progress, a reality blog, if you will, as I work hard to become an amazingly successful bestselling author, with profits going to finding a cure for our son’s incurable disease. Here goes:
Helping people balance life’s big four, so they can live, before they die.
Eradicating Mid Life Crisis with Mid Life Celebration to help people Live, before they die.
Preaching the Gospel, according to Common Sense, enabling people to Live, before they die.
I’m the Blog Whisperer, whispering to the world, “Live, before you die.”
I’m the Blog Whisperer, whispering to you, “Live, before you die”.
Changing the world with a single whisper, “Live, before you die”.
Changing the world, one whisper at a time, “Live, before you die”.
Changing the world, one whisper at a time.
Transforming lives, one whisper at a time.
I wake up, write five different blogs, whispering to the world, “Live, before you die”.
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Every day is the same.
We all get 24 hours.
We all have the weight of the world on our shoulders.
And it comes down to one thing.
How hard are you willing to work?
Change is the only constant.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Mostly, we hate change. But yet we are surrounded by it. At work. At home. On the news. In our face. Everywhere.
And deep down inside, we know that change has many positive benefits, and with hard work, we CAN change.
But who pushes you?
Who gets in your face and reminds you you can’t quit?
Is it you? Do you coach yourself?
And if you are self-coached, where did you learn it, from a book, a seminar, a show? Let’s be real.
Your biggest and best change came when someone believed you could do what you didn’t believe you could do. The “coach” got in your face and pushed you, and rode you, and drove you to excellence.
Who’s coaching you now?
Or don’t you care anymore?
Prove it.