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Disney Keynote Speaker Jeff Noel — Every Cast Member learns on Day One the supreme goal of all customer interactions. And then we talk about the bullseye every day for the rest of their Disney career. Disney is not even remotely interested in hitting the target. The bullseye is the only goal.

i love this place. i love this moment.
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Every Cast Member learns on Day One the supreme goal of all customer interactions. And then we talk about the bullseye every day for the rest of their Disney career. Disney is not even remotely interested in hitting the target. The bullseye is the only goal.

Note: During my Disney career from 1982-2014, never once called a Guest a customer. Using customer in this post to speak the language of ‘outsiders’, the unindoctrinated.

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Got knowledge and theory?

You are the CDO (chief development officer) of You, Inc.
dad

After consuming that video/quote/story, it…

Makes you think of?

Makes you want to do?

You’re gonna start doing?

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Who dat remarkable worker?

None of that is made up.

Your work contribution is your brand. Be a great brand.
dad

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Disney colleague love

For former Disney Keynote Speakers — Celebration, Florida.

If you’re gonna take selfies, make at least 66% of them ‘cool’.
dad

Laugh as often as you can. Someday your show will be over.

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American opportunity

Jeff Noel’s home office bookshelf — The holy grail according to me. Never apologize for sounding like a broken record. It’s called a passionate vision.

Repetition is the mother of all learning. Maybe science can prove it. Bottomline, i need no proof except the proof of my life.

Repetition is the mother of all learning.
dad

Had a science teacher in 10th grade (my school district’s high school was 10th thru 12th). Freshmen were considered “Junior High” with the 8th-graders.

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