Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Social media sites like Facebook, You Tube, Flickr, Twitter have exponentially exploded information sharing. What was once a scared cow is simply another boring cow. There’s so much information, society is even becoming numb to what was once shocking.
We no longer critique the content, the quality, or even the spelling of r txt.
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First of all for October, a Happy Birthday shout out to all the Cast Members at Walt Disney World. Today is Walt Disney World’s 40th birthday, 1971 -2011. Congratulations Mickey Mouse (and Minnie Mouse, and all the other beloved Disney Characters).
Boomers, can you remember your 40th birthday? Forty is the new 30. Fifty is the new 40. Whatever, right? Authenticity is the new currency, um, well, it’s nothing new – yet – because people are afraid of it. That’s where jeff noel comes in. He’s not.
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The thing that excites jeff noel most about Mid Life Celebration’s next month is that there are unlimited possibilities, because so much has been done to lay the foundation for prolific blogging. Like a physical building, the foundation has been laid, the walls are up, but the outside exterior walls can be made with any texture and painted (if necessary) with any color.
PS. If you’re new to Midlife Celebration, today’s post may not initially make sense. Trust that I’m always going somewhere with every message. Always. And does that website really translate into: “be eresponsible”?
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With factors like where jeff noel works, who he works for, what he does, who he does it for, and where he does it, jeff sees some amazing sites that aren’t part of typical American landscapes. Maybe New York, LA, DC, but Orlando?
jeff noel uses his pocket camera the way others use their cell phone. Anywhere. Anytime. Like in the photo above…just walking from the office building for lunch.
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Just yesterday noticed, even though my photo is 18 months old, the authors have started a franchise, “The Secrets of Happy…” What a brilliant idea. Much like Mark Victor Hansen and Jack Canfield’s Chicken Soup For The Soul book franchise. Duly noted (again).
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