Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
To everyone who’s ever been a child.
To everyone who’s ever been a parent or grandparent.
To all the Aunts, Uncles, cousins, and extended family.
In our encouragement of those closest to us, we make a tough world more enjoyable through our aspirational goals and dreams.
Never let our memories be bigger than our dreams.
Everybody good with that?
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Do one thing a day that inspires your mental attitude. Ask this question today (and tomorrow) (and forever):
How happy am I?
Then we can spend our day doing things, even risky things, that inspire us to maintain our answer or enhance it.
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“Aspire to inspire, before you expire.” — unknown
Before we know it, our time will be through. No second chances. No do overs.
If tomorrow never comes, will you be ok with that?
Simplicity is an elusive goal sometimes.
Ok, simplicity is elusive most of the time.
But so are a lot of things that are important. Should that stop us from our pursuit?
There is only one, resounding answer to this question.
And maybe by tomorrow I’ll have my movie soundtrack song(s) to share with the world. This was a fun, and frustrating, exercise.
And anything but simple.
Should have seen it coming.
“Be not afraid of going slowly; be only afraid of standing still”. — Chinese Proverb
I just wrote a blog post at jeff noel.com about this very subject. About wondering if now is the right time, if the current approach is the right approach.
This type of potential self-doubt and potential fear, can sabatoge us from breaking through to something we can be great at. And something we should be great at. It’s just that we are late bloomers and are playing catch up.
This time delay – from creating a compelling vision – to it actually materializing, takes way longer than most people can comprehend. This is why people give up and stop,
So, be not afraid of going slow. Be afraid of stopping.