jeff noel – Page 36 – Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker

Road Trip day 9, spirit

Woman sitting on Cabin deck — Maggie’s new friend, Cheryl.

Our friends live on a mountain.

They live in a large cabin.

Their back deck faces north.

The fall colors seem near peak.

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Road Trip day 8, spirit

5-second video: Lori and John. Last day of Summer operations on Big Mountain in Whitefish

15-second video: It wasn’t the height as much as it was the lack of personal control. We (i) had to trust the cables holding us up and transporting us forward.

Every mile driven is Church.
dad

Praying there are zero traffic accidents today (or ever). Lives change instantly. Lives can change forever too. No one would wish that on anyone.

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Road Trip day 7, spirit

i’ve always thought it makes sense to travel extensively in your own country before traveling internationally.
dad

See America first.

Great Northern Railway slogan over 100 years ago.

Great Northern Railway knew that a National Park on their line to America’s northwest would help their leisure travel trains.

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Road Trip day 6, spirit

Caricature — Denver roadtrip…2015+-…and by roadtrip i mean trip. No driving. Why would i drive? Airplanes are insanely faster.

Roadtrips often replicate a masterclass.
dad

Traveling extensively (perhaps even, intensely) for two decades for work educates you on things that casual, regular travel never reveals.

In the grinding repetition you move past travel’s romance and enter travel’s darker side.

“No place like home” is a saying because it’s true.

The dark side?

You ain’t home when you travel.

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Road Trip day 5, spirit

Disney Keynote Speaker, Jeff Noel and his wife Cheryl — 1994…busy climbing the corporate ladder…far too little time to reflect.

i spend all my waking hours hustling to be in the present moment.
dad

Slow and steady wins the race.

Wisdom is lost on youth.

Wisdom is lost without self-reflection.

Self-reflection, if it gets done at all, is often painful: regret, guilt, self-loathing to name a few pain points.

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