Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Sunny with a chance of amazing!
Happy Monday everyone.
Having a GREAT week is ultimately up to each one of us. Our attitude shapes our behaviors, and our behaviors reinforce our attitude.
It’s a revolving door, so to speak. It’s also a habit.
And the easier it is to do, the harder it is to change.
Remember today’s forecast. Be prepared. Bring your sunglasses and sunscreen.
Being inspired inspires others.
Most humans like quotes. We enjoy the way a small sentence or quick thought can summarize the essence of a larger body of work.
Some people are addicted to quotes, like me.
And some people find themselves quotable. This is usually by design, and it is also the mark of someone who’s been burned by Hell’s fire and came out purified, or at the very least, changed.
And in our busy, hectic, worried lives, small, digestible sound bites really satisfy our hunger for a laugh, for inspiration, for validation, for comfort – and on and on.
Quotes are good.
You can quote me on that.
“Why the hell don’tcha, instead of keep saying it?” –– J.D. Salinger
You know:
“Why the hell don’tcha, instead of keep saying it?”
“You can’t learn anything from experiences you’re not having.” — Louis L’Amour
Do you notice how conversations change this time of year?
There is always so much talk about what we’re going to do. New Year, New You!
People love to dream and talk about their future plans. A new year brings this on every January.
It lasts a few weeks and then it’s gone.
Until next January.
This happens year after year, until we die.
“After one has discovered what he is called for, he should set out to do it with all of the power that he has in his system. Do it as if God almighty ordained you at this particular moment in history to do it.”
Know who said that?
PS. This is the second post here today. Scroll down for the first.
Carpe diem, jeff 🙂