Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Speak less, say more.
Time to cash in on a lifetime of thinking, doing, and dreaming.
Still thinking.
Still dreaming.
Doing less talking?
We’ll see.
Ps. Get moving. Move dem buttocks…
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When you change what you see, what you see changes.
Been saying this for years. Now there’s a new BFO…
The original BFO centered on the physical example of looking at flowers and never seeing their shadows. But a simple refocus and our gaze suddenly sees their shadows everywhere, instead of their colorful blooms.
The new insight (BFO), however, just came to me. Mentally changing what we see in the future.
For example, moving from something we never think about (see) to what we always think about (see) in the future.
It’s simply having a clear, concise, and compelling vision of the future that we rarely think about (see) because it’s impossible.
Changing what we see changes what we see.
When we consistently see impossible things, we can program ourselves to continuously move toward impossible.
In the past we were never able to move toward impossible because we never thought about (saw) it.
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The need to grow is an important concept. It’s a simple concept too.
Stumbled upon a poster while a college Junior featuring a Bob Dylan quote. It’s timely for this post:
He who is not busy being born is busy dying.
Perhaps my biggest mental growth is honing my focus and discipline to be able to steer my thoughts to stay in the present moment.
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You may have noticed i’m taking a break from most posts being in the “quote” category.
Why?
Not sure.
In the same way the “quote category” had an almost 2-year run, perhaps it’s time to take a break. Maybe that’s why?
We shall see.
i get energy from doing things for the first time.
Kids thrive on this too.
In layperson’s terms it’s called, learning
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Non-traditional thoughts.
Traditional thoughts are the herd mentality.
Untraditional thoughts are the movement mentality.
Closed mindset is slowly and steadily feeling the positive impact of growth mindset.
Closed mindset hates this change.
In a way, to fully understand the insidious nature of closed mindset, think of the negative effects from being closed-minded in the way you think.
Reminiscent of racism in a way.
Closed mindset violates the rights of growth mindset people – the right for growth mindset people to move themselves and humanity forward in a more inclusive, holistic way.
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