Choices – Page 20 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Three Things We Should Carry With Us Each Day

Three things we should carry with us each day:

A daily focus on the positive angle in everything.
A daily thankfulness that we have been given another 24 hours.
A daily peace to know that there is no better than here.

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Bottom Line, It’s A Very Challenging Choice

We accumulate so much stuff. So many memories. Stuff we can’t dream of ever losing. Would life go on without those possessions?

I’d grab Jack the Bear, car keys, my cell phone (probably), my wallet (probably), my pocket camera (probably). There’s not much else that seems like it couldn’t be replaced. Nothing that I can think of right now anyway.

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Dear Son, Having To Fight Hard Every Day Seems Unfair, But It Isn’t

Every situation, properly perceived, is an opportunity.

Dear Son, the first rule of life is that life is glorious. The second rule of life is that it’s unfair. In it’s simplest essence, the third rule is that we get to pick which rule we focus on.

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The Most Admired Company In The World?

Not in the top 1,000 or the top 100, nor even the top 10. Number one in the entire world! Every year, year after year, a Disney animated feature is expected to win the Acadamy Award for best animated film. How does a company, a leader, the followers, believe this is possible with such consistency and dominance?

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Midlife Insignificance And Decline Or Midlife Legacy And Growth?

Walt Disney's Epcot - Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow

It dawned on jeff noel after writing yesterday’s Mid Life Celebration post how much Disney has influenced his thinking and his midlife choices. After 28 years tCongratulations my friend. That’s a huge milestone and proof of what happens when we don’t give up. PS brilliant photo. Is that behind your childhood home?here, including 12 years teaching Walt Disney’s business practices, noel has only one way of thinking – ~~creatively~~ BIG!

The way Walt Disney thought – no limits. Same with Bob Iger (Disney’s CEO). Iger said he wants Disney to be universally recognized as the most admired company in the world. Bold. Extraordinarily bold.

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