Every once in awhile, the Universe offers you a clue that something you came up with on your own is actually something rare, and valuable.
Yesterday’s email included the daily dose of Hugh McLeod at Gaping Void Art.
It was a link in Hugh’s daily message that led to the screen shot coming up…
In the center of the screen shot below is the word-for-word phrase i use to tell others what’s different about my Disney Approach.
Deconstruct then reconstruct.
i’ve spent my life deconstructing Disney’s DNA and reconstructing it in brilliantly simplistic fashion.
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This is the way i describe what 30 years at Disney, especially the last 15 teaching at Disney Institute has allowed me to make my life’s work.
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First principles thinking is about deconstructing what looks complex and then reconstructing it in a simple breakdown of reality – let’s call it irrefutable truth.
Click on the hyperlink in the previous sentence to read more about the concept Aristotle is credited with inventing and Elon Musk is credited for famously applying.
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Hugh McLeod from GapingVoid Art is my favorite cartoonist.
The point is made with the cartoon. Hugh’s daily email features a piece of art (first photo) and then a business insight (second photo). No need to read the fine print after Einstein’s quote.
We’re born. We live a life. We die.
Simple.
Except for the living part.
Live like you mean.
The only thing that complicates the living is how long we get to do it.
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The tradition (now a habit) of placing postage stamps upside down started in 1996. It was a way to say “i love you” to my dying Grandmother.
Why is it so challenging to simplify our life?
Simplify.
Simplicity.
Simple.
Doesn’t the very goal word personify simplicity.
How can simplifying be complex, difficult?
Why do so many people, and so many organizations, and so many countries struggle with this?
Why is simplicity so compellingly attractive?
Why is it so difficult?
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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.
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