Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
(photo: Two young souls riding their great Uncle’s back. If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough.)
Today, December 30, 13 years ago, was the final drinking day.
What fool would pick New Year’s Eve to be the first dry day?
No one, right?
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(photo: Three year old wonder struck, a sudden feeling of awed delight or wonder.)
When is it okay to give up on our dreams?
Seriously, when is it okay?
Two more days until New Year’s Eve. Time for reinvention?
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(photo: The sun going down as the two-hour conversation reaches a good place to stop, for now.)
The walk yesterday afternoon was the last thing anyone could have seen coming.
Maybe two miles and two hours later they had finished the most important part.
Getting to, “Where do we go from here?”.
What looked like a simple father and son walk was actually a monumental conversation.
And so it goes.
They decided to give the next conversation a four-day deadline to happen – by New Year’s Eve.
The conversation yesterday had no deadline. But it did rely on a 14-year old’s courage to start an adult conversation. He didn’t initiate it, circumstances did.
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(photo: Notice the date at the bottom of photo??
Home for Christmas after really long absence?
Yes.
If and when Christmas is more than December 25, yes.
And Christmas is always more than Dec. 25.
Is Christmas April 6?
How can it not be?
Merry Christmas, hope Spring 2015 is treating you better than you deserve.
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(photo: Who are those people?)
While unwrapping gifts yesterday our son (14) said, “I’m going to say this at your funeral, ‘My Dad avoided answering a lot of questions’.”
Is this intentional or by default?
Great professional speakers know if they tell an audience the answer, the audience will never remember. And if the facilitator helps the audience discover the answer themselves, they will never forget.
By design or by default?
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