Tag: Work

i’m proud of dad

Teacher, counsellor, light.

My wife told me our son said he was proud of me.

He attended a half-day Customer Service and Leadership workshop i delivered for the top 36 executives for a nationwide restaurant company.

Heard this just before bedtime, this morning finds the details still unclear.

Perhaps the day will provide an opportunity for clarity.

Interestingly enough my son, who worked the event, and i conducted an extensive debrief on the 30 minute car ride home.

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Know your get to dos

Creating a little Magic is a get-to do.
Doing unexpected things, like stripping the bed i slept in, brings me joy. Hiding the card and characters behind the linen pile was fun too.

Know your get to dos.

What?

What are the top three things in your life that when you do them, it never feels like work?

PS. Your three get to dos should also make a positive contribution to your world and the greater good.

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The conversation took a turn i wasn’t expecting

business wisdom on a napkin
The cafe’s napkin became the chalkboard.

 

business wisdom on a napkin
i love that great ideas can come at anytime and can be captured on anything.

 

business wisdom on a napkin
She kept the napkin.

 

The conversation took a turn i wasn’t expecting. We tried all year to meet for an hour to catch up. It finally happened yesterday.

A former client at Disney Institute and one of Orlando’s most recognizable brands besides Walt Disney World.

Nearing the end of our hour, she initiated a transition to business conversation. Never saw it coming because of what i thought were political barriers.

It’s wonderful to be completely wrong sometimes.

 

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Three stages of life according to the VP of Sales

Orlando Speakers Bureau

 

(photo: To everyone who makes a career of doing meaningful work, thank you.)

Three stages of life according to the VP of Sales:

  1. Learn – life preparation for a career
  2. Earn – a career
  3. Serve – meaningful work after a career

Makes sense.

Wondering though.

Do the last two need to be mutually exclusive?

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