Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
One week from today is the first of two annual 2022 Homeowner’s Association meetings. The February meeting includes election of Four Board of Directors Officers:
What will this meeting hold for us residents?
A predicable dysfunctional show? Adults behaving with emotionally irrational behaviors, like Middle School students?
Probably.
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Cryptic DNA built Led Zeppelin.
Perhaps that’s what created the attraction to Led Zeppelin.
Or, the fact it was the first album ever owned.
Or maybe, was Cryptic attracted to me?
Doesn’t matter, because…i immediately became attracted to cryptic.
When the needle dropped on the album pictured above and Black Dog began to play….
As if that wasn’t enough, after a few seconds silence, then Rock and Roll starts…
Another 14-year old mind forever changed by the right music at the right time.
Happy present moment.
Indeed.
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Persistence can’t be lonely.
What?
Give your persistence a friend to walk with.
Persistence without insight will lead to the same result.
Mando (from The Mandalorian)
Lifetime persistence without insight is futile.
dad
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Yes or no to defaulting to a positive, growth-mindset attitude?
Yes?
No?
In jeff-land, the answer is stunningly obvious.
Remember, the way you live your life – what we see you do – is your answer.
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Milestones are an important way to solidify relationships.
Neanderthals likely celebrated (or dreaded) the sun’s rising as a sign they made it through the night without getting eaten.
Neanderthals likely (as if i have any clue) also celebrated the sunset because it meant they survived another day without getting eaten.
The paradox of this is they also likely feared the sunrise and the sunset. What’s to celebrate when you know the entire day will be spent looking over your shoulder, or sleeping with one eye open and one ear open.
Neanderthals were part of the food chain.
And they were a long way from the top.
Evolution brought breakthroughs like knives made from bones, spear heads made from stones. Over millenia, the smartest and strongest survived.
Modern day neanderthals (that’s us) now have a microscopic T-Rex and Saber-toothed tiger, Covid.
And little ole me is reflecting on the 40-year anniversary of my Disney hire date.
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