Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Everything’s important, right? You’re insanely busy, right? Yeah, yeah, whatever….
Quick reminder: I write 5 daily, differently-themed blogs, just for you. No one approaches common sense this way.
At the end of every daily post, a link, to the next blog in the series.
Life’s 5 big choices, all in two minutes or less. This ain’t your Momma’s vitamin.
From the very beginning of arduous study, in the halls of the student union buildings, we prepare university students for their treadmill…
Many career-minded people start out doing what they love, but blind ambition supersedes, causing an imperceptible change in direction.
In the beginning, because the degree of change is so small and innocent, albeit very ambitious, we charge off chasing our career dreams.
When we’re younger, we take on the extra work hours and study – all in the name of climbing the ladder.
Well into a career then, we stay on our treadmill, because we can not afford to get off.
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Yesterday’s Mid Life Celebration post had a simple, key, repeatable message.
Mavericks take uncommon action, not to stand out, but to achieve more.
There’s more to life than titles, money, and not getting left behind, blah, blah, blah…
Wait, you still haven’t learned what success really is, have you?
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Walt Disney, one of Humanity’s all-time greatest mavericks…
Maverick – noun: A lone dissenter, as an intellectual, an artist, or a politician, who takes an independent stand apart from his or her associates.
A few months back, I searched Go Daddy for some domain names from a brainstorm. Midlife Maverick was taken.
But I discovered a brilliantly written article from the owner, Colin Hiles, entitled “The Big Idea That Changed My Life Forever”.
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Dear Son, I’m blaming you (and Mommy) for loving me…yesterday at Epcot:
Chapin, it’s your fault I started writing five daily, differently themed blogs. Remember? You wondered why your 2nd grade teacher, Mrs. Hoback, made you read 20-minutes, out loud, every night.
I wondered why the promise to write your book – filled with Life’s secrets – hadn’t been started. Which prompted a 100-day challenge to write in all five blogs, every single day.
April Fool’s Day, 2009 seems so long ago…
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