Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Been a while since I’ve swallowed butterflies this big. There was a time when I sounded like a broken record talking about my (future) best selling book. Why? Because for two years it was actively being created. And then fear sucked out all the energy. And progress stopped. Completely.
Those days are over.
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When everything is important, nothing is.
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Got a lot done yesterday. Not as much as on the list, but maybe the list was unrealistic.
And maybe that’s the catch, we put too much on our lists.
What if there were only three things:
1. Order books
2. Gym
3. Work
Those are three massively important tasks.
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The biggest asset required to become and stay organized is to continuously whittle away at the things that no longer add value. The biggest challenge is being uber conscious that everything adds value, yet there are things that add more.
We need to focus on the things that add more, and let go of the things that only add some.
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Things that matter. Things that don’t. Hard to tell sometimes.
Does music matter in life?
Does it matter at work?
For sure it matters in life.
Any professional speaker who considers what she or he does as art, then for sure.
A Rascal Flatts song could fit for the facilitator before anyone arrives.
A song like this, during the first intense self reflection and writing exercise in a packed room.
And maybe a song like this is it’s an official voice of God announcer introduces you for a keynote speech for 2,500.
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