Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
This Easter morning final preparations for an eight day tip to Disneyland.
Working while others play is a way of life for many.
Some go their entire career never having weekends as predictable days off.
Doing meaningful work changes our expectations about what is normal or fair.
More than anything, getting to do what you love is more than fair.
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Dear son, thank you for an amazing 36 hours. Perhaps the best evening and next day – back to back conversations ever.
Dear readers, thank you for your amazing support after all these years.
Living seldom stops us. What stops us is our fear of living.
Mistakes and failures are gifts.
Life altering gifts.
Embrace them.
Chase them.
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Three things about doing something big for the first time:
Tell ya where I’m headed for the first time… Tomorrow.
Hint, involves islands.
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Sitting in this very small airport, still waking up, has me thinking about where I’m going. This morning it’s easy to answer….heading home….to Disney World. But once I get home, then what?
And when tomorrow arrives, same question (metaphorically)…where am I going today? Ever think like this? And do you act on it everyday?
The two bottom flights (#3&4) are Saturday only.
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Heading back to Walt Disney World (home) in a few hours. Travel is part of life for many. You meet a lot of people. And in our rush to get here and there, we often miss the small, golden opportunities to expand our horizons.
I talk to every cab driver, and always start a brief conversation from the plane seat, quickly evaluating whether or not the person feels like briefly talking. And most of the time, I’d be content to relax and sit quietly, or do work.
But in midlife, our clock is ticking, so I take small opportunities to uncover inspiration to share on these blogs. And it’s everywhere. Bet we’ll hear about in the next day or two.
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PS. Jacob left Russia with $100 in his pocket, 19 years ago. Mark is a world-class auctioneer, and a very wise Father. Two years ago, Carol’s (a children’s fashion designer) friend, 50, suddenly discovered she had pancreatic cancer and was given three months.