Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Luvin’ it!
Finish the race, even if you finish last.
It’s up to each and every one of us to choose our attitude. No one else can do that for us.
It’s hard sometimes. Difficult. Scary. Terrifying even. And yet, a choice still needs to be made.
Wishing you the strength and courage you need, to decide to finish the race.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
testing 1, 2, 3
You tube experiment. Control Z = undo.
Thank you Chuck for helping me out with this. It was so easy, even a runner man could figure it out.
By the way, these two clips are in honor of Steve Prefontaine, who died in a tragic car accident on this day in 1975. He was 24. He was also America’s running prodigy.
Driving near Disney World this morning, I spotted a bumper sticker that read, “Will Race For Food“.
My guess is that it is a car racing enthusiast.
I thought, “What passion that person must have for racing”.
And then I had to laugh. I’ll race for food too.
In fact, I’m actually racing for a cure.
But my racing is on foot. Check it out at Lane 8.org
Heading to the 2009 Master’s Track & Field World Championships in August.
Follow your passion, whether it’s car racing or fund raising. Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Things That Matter
Memphis to Orlando. Northwest Airlines flight at 31K feet.
I’m on track seven of Rascal Flatts‘ new release, Unstoppable.
The song title is a good one – Things That Matter
This song really struck a nerve with me.
“Things that matter, things that don’t….”
Crazy thing, for most of my life, I’ve felt uncomfortable with the way I think. It’s a weird sort of guilt, and sometimes even confusion. And, conversely, there have been times when I’ve felt unique for the way I think.
Why?
Maybe, to use a figure of speech, because it’s killin’ me. Drivin’ me bloody crazy might be another way to say it too.
Psychologically, spiritually.
I’m finally convinced that this is one of the gifts I’ve been given. And rather than change it, I should grow and develop it.
This is a huge step for me. A sort of “coming out of the closet” as the saying goes.
I’ve been on a 7-10 year stretch of major life accomplishments, and the reason these things have happened, is because I’ve thought and prayed about what I’m supposed to do with my life before the sand runs out on my hour-glass.
There are so many people who are afraid to ask that question. And there are even more who can’t answer the question.
Are you?
Can you?
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough. You can quote me on that one. Good luck.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Sitting in my hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee, writing this post.
And wondering, who cares?
I do.
About what?
About helping our son grow and develop into a young man.
And all this writing each day?
Preparing me.
For what?
To write the book I promised I’d write, back in college. A book to my child(ren).
As a runner, I know that you have to run a lot to be a good runner.
Seems like to be a good writer, you should write a lot.
But for now, I’m going to say good night. Carpe PM, jeff noel 🙂