CEO – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Disney CEO and me

Disney CEO Michael Eisner and Frank Wells, COO — September 1984. Cheryl and i started the same time these two joined Disney. Disney needed someone at the very top, and someone at the very bottom.

Jeff’s rap song

Written while having fun thinking about how to tell prospective clients that i’m not an entertainer, but i have been told i’m entertaining.

Rev: 11.14.21

i’m not an entertainer, but i am entertaining

i’m not a king, but i am in a kingdom

It’s not the magic that makes it work, it’s the work that makes it magic

(that’s as far as i’ve ever gotten…likely to never be finished)

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Second helping

12-second video: next to last truck, yesterday.

Man squatting with moon over his shoulder — Cheryl and her iPhone.

Sometimes, like yesterday, you have more photos, videos, and insights/observations than you have bandwidth to use.

Today’s posts will be a second helping from yesterday.

Remember, as CEO of your attitude, you get to make all your decisions.

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Do what only you can do

Jeff Noel LinkedIn Screen Shot — i’m the only known person in the world who insists balance is not a myth.

Only you can cast your vision.

Hard stop.

This ain’t rocket surgery.

You and you alone are in charge of how you see your future.

Note: Today’s posts are inspired by an Executive Coaching client.

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CEO decisions

greeting card — Lower left hand corner of the card…see it? A wish for everyone.

Growth mindset.

Closed mindset.

Open to new ideas.

Closed to new ideas.

Vibrancy.

Survival.

Happy present moment.

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Stop quoting others

three sandhill cranes walking on sidewalk — Taking the path less traveled (by Sandhill Cranes).

Quote others for as long as it serves you.

Be present, mindful, and motivated to recognize when it’s time to stop quoting others.

When you shift to being in charge of your life – CEO of You, Inc – you should only quote yourself. Why? Because you should be able to internalize life’s most important “quotes” in your own words.

When you change what you see, what you see changes.
dad

Every quote you see signed ”dad” is me. This is me writing to our Son. Any quote from my Dad will be signed ”Jack Noel”.

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