Time – Page 4 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Three underrated personal assets

This photo would have never happened had i not started my own business – to help people and organizations do their scariest, most important work.

Three underrated personal assets:

Time
Discipline
Focus

My life has been on an upward spiral since 1999, when i was promoted to Disney Institute.

To teach is to learn twice.

i learned to be intentional.

i learned to over-focus on things i used to under-focus on or ignore: time, discipline, focus.

Nothing is the same as pre-1999, not even close.

Talk about joy and gratitude, wow!

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Two rocket-fuel type questions

home office — Every day at home starts here well before sunrise. Recently replaced the desk and made things simpler.

Two critical, rocket-fuel-type questions we should have a ready answer for:

What’s my next?

How long do i have to achieve it?

Why?

Because without purpose and a deadline, where does your passion, motivation, and plan come from?

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Resilience

Resilience.

Nature has seen it all, except perhaps a human population that grows by one-billion every 13 years.

From Google:

Exponential growth of world population. It took 127 years for the world population to double from one billion to two. By contrast, it took only 47 years, from 1927 to 1974, to double from two billion to four. Since 1960, world population has grown by about one billion every 13 years.

Mother Earth has adapted and evolved over 4.5 billion years. She serves as a benchmark for our own existence. Adapt and overcome.

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Over and under

Glacier National Park from a distance — Water is so soft compared to a rock. Yet water can carve a river of stone, given enough time.

We overestimate what we can do in a week. We underestimate what we can do in a month.

We overestimate what we can do in a month and underestimate what we can do in a year.

We overestimate what we can do in a day, and underestimate what we can do in a decade.

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Paradox of busy

Being busy is cheap, focus is expensive.

It’s easy to be busy.

It’s rare to be focused.

Now multiply this out exponentially over your lifetime.

Scary ain’t it?

Unless, of course, you invest wisely.

Over-focus on the things you used to under-focus on or ignore.

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