Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Jeff Noel has just posted his very first You Tube video.
It’s a short and interesting one.
We can so easily see other’s blind spots, yet our own are impossible for us to see.
Click here to play: Jeff Noel and Blind Spots
Has anyone seen my glasses?
Happy Friday and Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Greetings from 32K feet. I’m on a Delta Airlines flight from Hartford, CT to Orlando and Walt Disney World.
It’s amazing, to me, that Internet access is now possible on commercial flights.
AirTran announced yesterday it will provide this on all their flights.
Delta is currently offering it on selected flights.
Some day, every airline will offer it on every flight.
It almost seems prehistoric that we haven’t reached that point yet.
Minutes ago, I finished my Lane 8 post, where a wrote about the impossible becoming “business a usual”.
At Disney, where I’ve worked for the past 25 years, our founders, Walt and Roy Disney, where focused on one thing – doing things that had never been done before.
Years later, what couldn’t be done, and they were the first to do, is now “business as usual”.
Good luck with your business and your “impossible” dreams today. Carpe diem, jeff noel, aka jungle jeff 🙂
Will you make a difference today?
Did you yesterday?
Will you tomorrow? Next week? Next month? Next year?
Most people want to make a difference. It’s part of human nature, I think.
However, we should all be aware of a BFO – Blinding Flash of the Obvious – that we judge ourselves differently than everyone else judges us.
Click here to read more at Mid Life Celebration.com
Make it a GREAT Monday!! Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Jeff Noel free blogs?
What? Free blogs?
Of course.
Here they are. Help yourself:
Are you kiddin’ me, five blogs every day?
Try to.
But you don’t need to take my word for it. See for yourself.
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Thirty-one to fifty?
What the?
Only 31 days until I turn 50. The big 5-0!
Woo – hoo! Seriously.
While some dread 50, I can’t wait.
Why dread something that is inevitable?
This is a hard thing to do – to not dread the inevitable.
How?
Don’t know exactly. The way I figure it, we all have to deal with the inevitable in our own unique and special way.
Our choices are fairly straight-forward. Positive or negative. Victor or victim. Surrender or suffocation.
Look, I’m not an expert at this. I just happen to be almost 50. What this means is that I’ve seen a lot, but certainly not everything.
So take this content for what it’s worth. Simply a personal opinion from a guy who’s seen both heaven and hell.
Carpe diem and best wishes for discernment. jeff 🙂