Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Is it better to tone down our true feelings and be more likable and accepted?
Or better to say it like we see and feel it, but ruffle a lot of feathers?
Calling attention to the obvious creates a guilt most people have brilliantly figured out how to ignore.
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It is your responsibility to fail or succeed at doing what makes you come alive.
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(Thi is a note to myself)
You want a positive attitude?
Well then, here’s all you have to do.
Go get it.
Oh snap, wait, there are reasons, right, that this isn’t possible for you?
You’re special and different, and have issues that complicate things. Issues that are different from everyone else, right?
Bull.
Walt Disney never (publicly) accepted excuses. He never (publicly) worried about being different either.
He also knew (later in life) that these two beliefs would be the foundation of his leadership legacy.
i confess to copying Walt.
There, i said it.
Your excuses are invalid.
At least that’s what i’ve convinced myself to embrace.
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It’s fun (and exciting) to travel down the road labeled:
Impossible – Do Not Enter
Will tell you a little secret at the…
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As adults, how many times have we encouraged others to follow their dreams?
We dole this encouragement out unashamedly.
Ok, now what about our dreams?
What are we telling ourselves?
Excuses win, don’t they?
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