Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Be a good and decent person.
dad
Being a good person implies (requires, demands) you do good consistently.
And if you’re doing good consistently, might as well have fun doing it.
Enthusiasm is contagious.
So is its lack.
Being present will help you stay enthusiastic.
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What’s the bullseye of everything you believe in?
dad
Some favorite questions:
How often do you think about death?
What makes you come alive?
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Life has five big rooms. i wrote my first book explaining it all to you.
dad
If you want to be an artist, you can’t paint like the others.
If you’re okay being a copy cat, paint like the others. No harm, no foul. And perhaps no purpose nor joy. Perhaps. Hard to say. To each their own.
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Die with no regrets. Be at peace with who you are and content with what you have.
dad
Spiritual vibrancy requires a pro-level growth mindset which insists you have the highest spiritual expectations for yourself. You are committed to only seeing possibility and opportunity.
Love, gratitude, surrender, forgiveness, kindness, generosity: for yourself first, and then for as much of humanity as you can touch.
From personal experience, make your first victory for yourself. Then your family is second. Humanity is third.
If you ensure victory over the devil (the dark side), your peace and contentment will ripple out without resistance.
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Do you love ‘love’ with the same passion and commitment you hate ‘hate’?
dad
Earlier this year had the opportunity to spend 1.5 days with someone at “work”.
We were together 40% of the time.
He said “Jesus Christ” twice. He said it in the same context someone uses for traditional American profanity: exasperation, frustration, contempt, etc.
He also said it in the same reactionary way most people use profanity: unplanned, contemptuously, indiscriminately, non-empathetically (apathetically).
He’s Jewish and has deep family history traced back to the holocaust. Four generations. His family’s story made me teary-eyed.
i shared how much i hate ‘hate’ and told the thesis of the movie Green Mile’s supporting-lead character. Not Tom Hanks, but the jailed black man with a special gift.
My teary eyes, i explained, were from my earnest attempt to suck the negativity, the fear, the oppressor’s hate, the pain, from his soul.
In no way is there an implication, then or now, that i could replicate the Green Mile’s jailed character’s insanely unique gift to rid a cancerous person of their cancer.
But you know i’ve always said, don’t let what you can’t do stop you from what you can.
It was seeing the photo (above) that inspired this post.
While i am not looking forward to it happening again, the pattern is foundational (in my opinion) so i do expect it to happen again.
Praying for wisdom to confront it in the most loving, Green Mile fashion.
Wish me luck, divine wisdom and divine guidance.
Note: In 30+ years at Disney, never used a single curse word.
Bonus note: However, i know how to swear. Was once a High-Schooler in a locker room five days a week.
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