Should a person become a personal vibrancy expert?
Or…
Why should a person not become a personal vibrancy expert?
Lifetime discipline is hard.
Lifetime regret is hard.
Seems like answers are obvious when you do the math.
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For starters, never heard of it. It’s a phrase, just now made up. The phrase’s inspiration came from the Disney notion that good and very good aren’t good enough.
It was weird writing it, yet knowing it’s the truth makes you wonder what outsiders might think.
Think of it this way, can you imagine Walt Disney saying, “Um, that’s good enough. No need to sweat the details.”
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Yesterday i was asked to sign a last-minute contract.
The contract was very short and only contained language intended to get something i never do – i do not to allow anyone to own a copy of my keynote speech.
My agent is crystal clear about this and is the one working directly with the end client.
It begs the question, “Was it a test?”
Busy people in urgent and tense situations often agree to something they wouldn’t agree to when there’s no pressure.
Why?
To make the tension go away.
i added to the tension exponentially when i told my agent, “i hope not being able to record my speech isn’t a deal breaker.”
If it is a deal breaker, my agent and i lose a nice paycheck and miss the opportunity to provide a deserving audience with transformational Disney business insights.
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