Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
This was the warmup 5k. The race time was five minutes faster.
What if we had the habit of having the guts to risk failure?
In ten years of running 5k’s, have never run the entire course as a pre-race warmup.
Until yesterday.
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Heuristics, defined here, may be getting in our way.
Or, they may be what leads to our breakthrough.
Alas, life is tough.
Much of our life is based on fairy tale imprinting.
Our brain compensates by accepting prevailing thoughts or concepts that may no longer be true – and may have never been true.
Heuristics are human shortcuts that allow busy, distracted humans to quickly process things and reach conclusions.
Or maybe we just make it tough because we aren’t willing to buck the heuristics.
Buck the heuristics. Double entendre intended.
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We become what we think about most.
This either sets us free or binds us in chains.
The only key to lock or unlock this is our thoughts about what is possible.
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Conform or face the consequences. You know, stay on the trails. Don’t go on this tempting path because you are not authorized.
What would happen if you authorized yourself to do anything you wanted to try? The caveat being it can’t be immoral, unsafe, or hateful.
What would happen to you?
Maybe you’d change in the way you dream of.
You’re still dreaming, right?
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Does the way we start our day have a direct impact on our ability to excel?
Duh.
Focus and discipline shape our attitude. We know this. But do we champion the cause?
Do we?
Honestly?
Do we overmanage daily details that others either undermanage or ignore?
Do we?
Are we being intentional where others are unintentional?
Are we?
The woman asked the recent retiree, “Are you allowed to talk about Disney?”
He replied, “Not going to be talking about Disney. Going to be talking about my career, and life. You know, lessons learned, wisdom gained, joyful and painful experiences, people, challenges, triumphs, etc. Coincidently, the past 30 years have been spent at Disney.”
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