Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
He starts out with, “Hello, my name is Scott Ginsberg”…
On a recent Sunday morning, getting ready for Church, with the usual scan of the social media bookmarks….Twitter, LinkedIn, You Tube, Facebook, Blogs…
Bingo!! Scott Ginsberg.
Scott Ginsberg has worn a name tag every day, all day, for over nine consecutive years.
Do it better than the others, or do what no one else is doing. These are your two options as an Internet entrepreneur.
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Agree or disagree, you’ll often hear me talk about the value of, and expectations the student places on, an MBA. Overwhelming I see people get an MBA thinking it will propel their careers forward. Look around in your own world and do the math.
And of course, I have to take the road less traveled. You know, create an LLC, with the investment being not in a degree (paper) but in a profit (paper). It’s called not following the The Herd, because where the Herd is going is, well, a big pasture, or maybe the slaughter house.
Anyway, I’m climbing a mountain. A mountain that looks like the one my recent MBA degree graduate describes below.
“I received an incredible amount of support, internally from my classmates throughout the last 19 months. My family also put up with a significant amount of disengagement and time away or locked in a room because of traveling and the amount of time that I had to spend either studying by myself, or studying with my Cohort.”
The reason we want bloggers to tell us how to do things, is that we want someone to blame when what we try to do fails.
The secret is in understanding the big picture. And then launch, learn, revise. Launch, learn, revise. Over and over.
The alternate is to quit and then make others miserable with our whining and complaining.
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Yesterday, we talked about our hard work going unnoticed. Truth is, your hard work may also be suspect.
You know exactly what I mean.
Some people are “brown-nosers“.
And then there are the rare few who do things without expectation, and even they are held suspect.
Just yesterday, I experienced it first hand.
In a world too busy for simple, honest and sincere recognition, and in an effort to be the change, and do the opposite from what everyone is complaining about (a lack of recognition), I did something nice for someone. And it came from a grateful heart that pauses, and understands everyone is fighting a tough battle.
But something happened that caught me off guard.
My only hope is that it was simply a reflex, a defense mechanism. I often struggle with accepting grateful appreciation.
Maybe she’s the same way.
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It’s epidemic. Many people are working harder than ever before.
Right?
You’re working incredibly hard. In fact, personally, I’ve never worked harder than I have this past year. Can you relate?
But your tribe notices. And I’m assuming you have a tribe. Most people don’t even know what this means. But you do.
Thanks for noticing. Carpe diem!
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