Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Dr Jeykl and Mr Hyde, we all know the gist of the story.
By day one person, by night a monster.
In High School, one student’s dad was our Pastor and essentially, it’s hard to be the guy in the pulpit seven days a week.
Just because it’s challenging, doesn’t mean we should give up trying.
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Regarding leaders (including our previous self) who are perceived with low integrity.
Does quitting and moving on:
Running away Leaving might be a sign of personal issues and blind spots.
Moving on just might be the most courageous decision of your entire career.
The challenge is this won’t become clear until later.
Son, my 2014 Disney departure (official retirement at 55) was six years in the making. It was the perfect move at the perfect time.
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You are what you do, not what you say you’re gonna do.
What you do thunders so loudly, i can’t hear what you say.
Dislike your job (your boss, lack of opportunity, repetitiveness, hours, following orders, etc) and dream of being your own boss?
Guess how we can tell if you mean it.
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Removed the name of the person who commented on my Facebook conversation:
“I hope I’m wrong about this but it sounds like the exchange between you and Carl is you don’t care about what anyone else thinks…even about those who do struggle with depression or the lack of motivation everyday…all that matters is your ” happy, motivated everyday attitude and to the rest be damned”. If that be true for you both it’s a very self centered view. To be sure life is short but in part we’re here to help those who do struggle everyday. I think you need to get your “give a damn” fixed.”
Reply to this email to comment on this status.
To see the comment thread, follow the link below:
https://www.facebook.com/ (Note: the link is cut short intentionally, so the commenter remains anonymous.)
Not sure how to comment on the reflection i’m having from an eight-year od FB conversation, but this is the one thing i’m leaning on now: Let she who has not sinned, cast the first stone.
Final note: This was placed in a file in 2010 with the intent to let some time pass and then respond unemotionally. Totally forgot about it until the recent email purge (in 2018).
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Recently spoke to a person in the aging and senior adult field.
She said if a person won’t recognize a “problem”, then to that person, the problem doesn’t exist.
i found deep solace in this.
Nothing i say or do will help a Family member because the other person doesn’t, can’t, and won’t see what the rest of us easily see.
Take hoarding for example.
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