Quotes – Page 67 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Thinking, weight?

mountain goat closeup — Never get this close to a Mountain Goat. But…sometimes a Mountain Goat gets this close to you, by surprise.

Same Goat. We walked 200 meters away from the high-mountain Chalet to get a better sunset view. Another couple was doing the same thing and the four of us were chatting when the Mountain Goat climbed up the nearby ledge.

Be habitually comfortable being uncomfortable.
dad

Thinking, weight? The weight of thinking.

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Mental celebrations

screen short of Jeff Noel's book dedication — Celebrate like you mean it.

Celebrate by leaning into discomfort.
dad

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Corners of my mind

Christmas means nothing without Easter.
dad

Three weeks away from ‘official Easter’. Have posted this song at jeffnoel.org before. Feeling it right here, right now. Happy present moment.

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Best dreaming time

Disney Institute business card — David Balentine sent this photo a few days ago. The Disney Institute logo is original generation logo.

i dream during the day, wide-awake, wide-open, no brakes.
dad

In the privacy of sleep and darkness (eyes closed) there’s safety in dreaming unconsciously. It’s a dream. Silly. Unintentional. Weird even. Def not grounded in reality.

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Up on the roof, again

55-second video: Always busy, never in a hurry.

Stars at dawn — A rare view of stars from Orlando — our rooftop. Orion, easily recognizable for many people is in the center.

Watch as many sunrises and sunsets as you can.
dad

Quietly and patiently watching a sunrise opens your being to a brand new day — a day you’ve never seen before, nor will ever see again.

Quietly and patiently watching a sunset closes your being to a brand new evening — an evening you’ve never seen before, nor will ever see again.

In both moments, you can think anything you want. These moments are special because without the act of sitting still to slowly watch, you will rarely pause like this.

Better to habitually pause than to not habitually pause.

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