Blog – Page 73 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Who’s responsible?

BOat on lake — Historic National Park Boat. No regrets spending time and money here.

The thing to regret is having regret.
dad

Context: It’s inevitable. Everyone makes mistakes. Some mistakes are regrettable. Some mistakes are unavoidable accidents. Some are made from inexperience.

To wash away regret, some life hacks:

Master forgiveness
Master surrender
Master self-reflection
Master learning lessons from “mistakes”
Reframe mistakes as learning opportunities
Master Growth Mindset

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Never do it

home office bookshelf — The thing to regret is having regret. Don’t.

Never let later turn into regret.
dad

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So much theory

18-second video: This could be a Jody Maberry video. Can’t recall.

So much theory.

So little time.

We know this yet act like we’ve never heard of the latter.

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Mental discipline

man's feet propped on patio table — Habitual discipline creates personal vibrancy. Vibrancy in how and why you spend your time. In the course of a minute, a week, year, a decade, a lifetime.

Mental discipline is creating habits you love by doing things you used to hate.

Some examples from a long list…

Always seeing the opportunity in every adversity.

Yes and, never yes but.

Growth mindset, not closed.

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Back in the day

Mountain road snow plowing — Photo from National Park archives.

T-minus 30 days.

What?

The photo is the hint (and the obvious give-a-way).

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