We started Walt Disney World with what we knew we could do

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There’s Zurg (far right). Where’d he come from?

 

We started Walt Disney World with a foundation we knew we could replicate.

Build a Disneyland style replica, with a few modifications to make it unique enough to have it’s own identity.

 

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Happy 63rd birthday Disneyland

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Hi-ya Pal.

 

 

Happy 63rd birthday Disneyland.

Less than one-minute video (from Disneyland’s 60th celebration).

PS. As this goes live on September 17, we’ll be just 13 days away from Walt Disney World’s 47th birthday.

 

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Do you remember turning 18?

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Do you remember turning 18?

 

Do you remember turning 18?

Many doors open for you when you turn 18.

Many close.

As an official adult, concessions you get automatically as a teen, you are no longer entitled to.

You become the fulltime owner of your life.

You own every mistake.

You deserve every victory.

And all the stuff that falls in between is your responsibility to manage, sustain, and improve.

 

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There’s no way in heck you’ll make it 100 days

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Yesterday in Epcot’s parking lot. Love how social media technology is part of everyday life at Walt Disney World. Social Media was just a dream when i began blogging in 2008.

 

April Fools Day 2009 was 3,287 days ago.

No one cares.

i get it.

But it inspires the heck out of me.

And…

Back then, the notion of writing five daily blogs for 100 consecutive days was beyond impossible.

And yet…

And yet i believe if your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough.

Because of that belief, i thought there was a remote possibility i could do 100 days (and 500 posts).

But to think i could go nine consecutive years (3,287 days) without missing a single day is absurd.

Absurd.

 

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i want you to write for 3,000 consecutive days

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Every. Single. Day.

 

Today, June 17, 2017 marks the 3,000th consecutive day.

On April Fools Day 2009, the 100-day challenge to write five daily, differently-themed blog posts for 100 consecutive days was an “impossible” goal.

Today is also Day 282 of a 365-day epic writing commitment:

Write seven Disney Business books in a single year.

It’s been challenging to do both.

As the finish line (Sept 9) looms for the Disney business books, i’m ever closer to pausing the daily blogging.

One month ago i felt fairly certain that today would be the final Summer blogging day.

So torn.

Blogging occupies two hours of every day.

The Disney book writing would require at least two hours every day.

Fingers crossed i do what i need to do tomorrow.

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