Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
i love not promoting my five daily, differently-themed blogs.
Over 19k posts.
Invisible to the world, except for a few people i care about.
Can’t imagine starting a single day without writing.
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Somewhere in the 22nd (2007-ish) year in my 30-year Disney career i made a life-altering decision:
“i am no longer going to work hard for a Disney promotion.”
Instead, i worked hard to be the very best at my current position as a professional speaker. A position i loved, felt privileged to have, and found joy every day doing it.
Insight: Letting go of a life-long habit, but redirecting it to create a different (yet similar) habit, changed my life.
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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.
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(photo: Graduate degree from world famous customer service curriculum.)
In real life none of the letters in JEFF NOEL are ever capitalized.
Ever.
And in real life, those are the only shoes the other wears.
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How does a person or business overcome their reluctance to self promote?
How does one justify the time and expense to say, “Hey everyone, look at me?”
Perhaps the answer is to become a remarkable category of one.
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Yesterday, as I was adding some tags to the blog post, I typed Regret. That word came to mind because it was the key driver in the decision to ride a bicycle across the country. Or not.
If I didn’t do it before I settled down and started a career somewhere, I knew I would probably never have the chance again.
Job, career, marriage, house, bills, family, kids, responsibilities, worries, challenges, health, cars, vacations, promotions, yada yada.
And so on October 5, 1982, with $75 in my pocket, I left Philadelphia for Washington State.
Regret is awesome. Otherwise, I would never have left.