Quotes – Page 26 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

No one says

Christmas tree in family room — Context. Last night.

Recognition never gets old. Ask anyone if they’ve ever asked for less.
dad

No one you know has ever said, “Hey, enough with all the recognition, please go recognize someone else.”

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What’s the motive?

A church front view — Spontaneous visit. Prompted by a random conversation in a local street.

A small church on a sunny day — Context for Church size.

Church can be (should be) every step.
dad

What’s Church to you?

Assuming it’s a place, what happens to “Church” when you are not “in Church”.

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Twinkle, twinkle

Sunset through pine trees — Been a couple weeks since i’ve parked it (me) on the roof. Cheryl is making a special salmon dinner recipe for the first time. Photo: Last night’s sunset through the Pines.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
Leonardo da Vinci

Three mental words:

Purpose
Growth
Fun

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Valuable Mental Mill

1863 Land sale document — Back in the day, this was relevant, and both heartbreaking and opportunistic. Now, it’s old news no one cares about.

The cool thing about legacy ambitions is you can (instead) channel that time and effort into having fun, versus hoping for a large funeral attendance.
dad

Live while you’re alive.

You ain’t gonna be there after you’re gone.

BFO, eh.

The ‘legacy’ some desire is in the hearts and minds of a few choice family and a couple friends.

That’s it.

PS. If you’re doing abundantly good and decent things for an ‘award’, it begs a question…

Would you still behave identically if there is no trophy?

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Back in the day

Black-and-white photo of two kids at an animal park — The arrow (lower left) is probably symbolic. Me and my sister at some roadside “animal park”.

Wisdom is lost on youth. Youth is lost on grownups.
dad

“Back in my day.”

The phrase every 13-year old cringes at.

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