Regret – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Yo, Bro

Four people at a Japanese restaurant — Yo, bruh, sorry that Tampa beat the Vikings. Photo: yesterday at Teppen Edo (Japan). Brad, our 2nd fraternity president, and Dave joined today’s spontaneous group call. Brad had to bounce after 30 mins. He and his family had to drive to the Vikings game. Playing Tampa Bay (our”home team”). “We” won. Sorry Brad.

11-second video: To clarify, 90 minutes on the second dip in the pool. A group phone call with a couple fraternity brothers.

i have no regrets, but if forced at knifepoint to “confess”, i’d say i regret being a busy person most of my life.
dad

Everything teaches.

Everything.

Even regret.

And especially (self) forgiveness and learning from regret.

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You have great resources

police cruiser on street — Deputy Brown’s car.

man in front yard — Behind Deputy Brown’s car is Deputy Jonathan’s car (middle left almost touching my chin). They responded quickly. So grateful. Any citizen will be.

You have incredible assets a phone call away.

Use them.

You’ve been paying taxes your entire life to finance these essential, helpful citizen resources

It’s your right.

It’s a perfect antidote for regret.

That, and surrender.

Note: Had to surrender to the fact the non-emergency issue resolved itself minutes before the two squad cars arrived.

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Regret is a late bloomer

disney poster with Goofy — Employee of the month at home, month after month?

You get one life.

You spend your whole life living it.

Please know…

Regret is a late bloomer.

Do not waste your life being disorganized.

Achieve personal vibrancy simply by being organized enough to be able to prioritize your priorities.

Clarity is power.

Big time regret patiently waits until you feel like you can never change.

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The truth isn’t telling the story

Edna Mode toy in mountains — “No, Dahling, you must write like you mean it, not like you’re gonna mean it one day.” Photo: Grinnell Glacier Overlook, 7,500’.

Regret tells the truth. Change tells the story.

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Ain’t much in there

Simple is common sense. Common sense is elusive. Regret is our proof that common sense is elusive.

The many iterations of the seven Disney Business Books’ titles and table of contents is fascinating.

The content is rock solid. Unchanging.

How it is presented is being iterated as we speak (type/write).

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