Questions – Page 22 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Kinda sneaky and that’s alright by us

Disney Cast Member experiences — Yesterday, May 20, Pandora Sneak Peak.

Disney behind the scenes — About 9am, entering Pandora.

Disney Attention to Detail — There are gems in this photo.

Disney Cast experiences — Two empty questions lines. Once in a lifetime experience for a 16 year old?

Pandora Flight of Passage — Last opportunity to use a camera before riding a banshee.

Getting Cast Member previews of cool Disney Attractions before they officially open – never gets old.

What makes this feel so special?

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What are you learning from your observations?

Disney Balloons for sale on Main Street — Stuff.

From watching those closest to you over the years, what have you learned about collecting material things?

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Eliminating this changed your home?

motivational saying — Do this to yourself, for yourself.

What have you stopped doing at home that has propelled your personal organization to be so much more dominant than it was a few years ago?

In retrospect, do you ever ask yourself why it took so long to change?

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Tiny, seemingly insignificant home modification

Steve Jobs — Stuff on my bookshelf. Do i need it? A book about the man, a replica of his eye glasses (worn one Halloween), and my first iPhone (2008, 3GS).

What’s a little home change or modification you could make today that wouldn’t have noticeable results for 10, 20, or even 30 years from now?

For example, change from spending no time thinking about the stuff you buy, pack away, or put on display to creating a visual example of someone you know who’s one or two generations ahead of you and they’ve never done this and consequently, they are buried (burdened) with a lifetime pile of useless things.

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Why so difficult?

changing the world — Quietly, and humbly, told the camera operator the real goal is to create a positive ripple effect in the world – to help make our world a better place by transforming leaders and organizational cultures.

Why is getting rid of things we’ll never use so difficult?

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