Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Leadership. We all want to work for great leaders, yet they’re rare. This makes for long days.
We all wish our politicians were great, but alas, it often seems like a comedy of errors. This makes for a long four years.
How often do we act on our own desire to live with great personal leadership? This makes for a long, probably more-mediocre-then-we’d-like life.
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Sara Bareilles’ new song Brave crossed Mid Life Celebration’s path on exactly the right day. Talk about timing.
Had an intense, and extraordinarily useful conversation from an unlikely source.
The topic yesterday was being brave.
My argument was that I was not being brave. But I argued I was, with humility as the first filter.
It dawned on me that humility is rare.
Shamefully rare.
And practicing the art of humility can stun people because they can’t even tell what it is.
This was an exciting discovery to realize how far I’ve come. Hope you are finding surprising and useful ways to gauge your progress.
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He told the guy something astonishing. He said, “I see you speaking in packed stadiums”.
It was a freaky, fairly random, and completely unsolicited comment.
The recipient felt unusually comfortable with the surprise.
Isn’t our first goal personal transformation. (yet no one clarifies and reinforces this)
A big part of this is the art of humility and compassion.
Two extraordinarily rare business attributes.
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I could never consider myself smart if I didn’t do this.
To have access to the best business books and blogs, to know that self-improvement is a key driver to career success and happiness – and to not read, not study, not write, and not teach?
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What if we could overcome our midlife inertia?
What if we could overcome burnout, stress, uncertainty, fear?
What if we were the most likable person on the whole team? The one that magically had great relationships with everyone, no matter the differences.
If not now, when?
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