Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
RIP Jack Noel.
Please don’t live in the past and dwell on what was lost or could have been.
Live fully present now and think about traditions and intentionality.
Getting to a daily place where you can be fully present will be achieved only though the trials, errors, and triumphs of a lifetime of ordinary days.
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Humble beginnings is a common Family story.
Today is the third Sunday of Lent.
Jesus’s story is bathed in humility.
From being born in a stable…to the Savior of the World?
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Operationalize your personal culture with traditions.
This is a concept i learned at Disney.
You can be intentional about designing your organizational culture.
If you’re not intentional then your culture is heavily influenced by random and unintentional things, people, and events.
In 1999 we volunteered to deliver “Food For Families” on Thanksgiving morning. One month later we did it again on Christmas morning.
As we entered the new millennium, we discovered that we could volunteer again on Easter morning.
So here we are, Easter morning 2018, about to head out to do what we always do on Easter morning.
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Is it possible to simultaneously represent yourself as a Christian, even if you’re non-denominational and don’t go to Church – is it possible to say you believe in love, kindness, generosity, compassion, hope, faith, forgiveness and yet get angry with blood relatives to the point of being so angry you refuse to talk to each other?
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Ask your Son.
Ask your wife.
Odds are decent they’ll tell you to go.
You get a handful of these High School class reunions in a lifetime.
If your son plays football, you’ve no doubt seen a couple dozen games from 7th grade to four years worth of college.
Remember, please, after all, it’s your 40th High School class reunion.
Maybe it’s college homecoming. Or a special tribute to the players. could be an insanely good reason to attend the football game.
Knowing in March that Oct 28th is a conflict between your Son’s college football game and your 40th (you caught that, right, 40th?) reunion, and you’re going to pass on the reunion to attend one of four Fall’s worth of college football games? And let’s assume you’ve already attended a dozen or two High School games, ok?
There’s an opportunity to teach a child about childhood relationships. Attending High School reunions is one of them.
My Mom taught and continues to teach me.
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