Quote – Page 38 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Keep moving forward

View from homeowner window — Gen-3 camera.

Email from Apple Music — Looks like a rabbit hole.

Do the reps with your priorities. Dividends come from smart investments, not luck.
dad

You can get lucky.

But you can never use luck as a strategy.

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Know your priority limits

11-second video: THE Ann Margaret.

Man walking with red day pack — Heading out to Epcot’s parking lot.

Clutter is a sign of discontent. Clutter is a sign of an unprioritized life.
dad

We all have clutter.

Things.

Thoughts.

Goals.

People.

Long list, eh?

Yep.

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Got the correct order?

9-second video: “Lucky” to be in the right place at the right time for this moment.

Three adults in front of a Disney castle — Eyes still dilated from eye exam. Sun sinking low yet bright as bright can be.

Three adults by Disney castle — This random Guest has a photographic eye.

4-second video: Leaving Tomorrowland. Bye for now, Stitch.

Pirates of the Caribbean at dusk — Adventureland.

Disney Christmas tree — Main Street, USA. Heading home.

5-second video: Bye for now, Magic Kingdom.

Lucky for me my priorities are prioritized. The harder i work, the luckier i get.
dad

Ignoring the facts doesn’t change them.

Human nature to ignore the hard stuff, like prioritizing your priorities.

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World-Famous Jungle Cruise

13-second video: Weird to reflect on my first Disney Role as Jungle Jeff, skippering a boat for a three-week cruise down the world’s wildest rivers of adventure, with three dozen ~~victims~~ visitors.

Disney keynote speaker jeff noel — Inquiring about the origin story for the Character Greeting process modification (enhancement).

The road (river) to excellence has no finish line.
dad

Every day is an opportunity to improve in some small, seemingly insignificant way.

You become committed to (not compliant with today’s standard) uncovering “extra inches” that make tomorrow’s processes better than today’s.

You habitually over-focus on the same things you used to under-focus on or ignore.

And occasionally you discover a dramatic leap in improvement.

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Disney Quink

14-second video: Got ink? Got Quink?

Three adults — Cheryl is missing because she is shuttling our son to the airport.

10-second video: Is that liquid sunshine? Funny if you have days to burn. Not funny if you head home tomorrow.

Son, our relatives can be quite gullible with Disney “facts”.
dad

Uncle Mike thinks this Ariel is the original actress in Little Mermaid’s live version.

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