Today, October 24, 2019, i meet with a trusted Disney Institute (DI) colleague who designed, wrote, and created the DI facilitator leader guides as well as the DI class participant workbooks.
So blessed by my own lifetime at Disney and Disney Institute.
Casual lunch meetings with former colleagues reminds me of the caliber of institutional knowledge i and my friends possess.
Our experience is a gift: to know and to be able to meaningfully share it with the others in the world who are willing to work hard for organizational (and personal) vibrancy.
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Two nights ago when i said i trust you to self-monitor your nightly hour of video games – and that you will face temptation when parental oversight lessens…remember?
From the time you began to talk as a one-year-old we have prioritized trust as the number one relationship asset.
What hit me as i was falling asleep was this:
You must have a powerfully trusting relationship with yourself.
As you mature and approach 18, you will be in charge of your choices.
Choices, my Son, are everything.
Trust yourself to make great choices.
Trust yourself to learn from poor choices.
And remember that a poor choice can simply be to not make one because of fear, doubt, and uncertainty.
You must trust yourself more than anyone else in the world.
Note: Risks for personal growth are healthy. Risks for pleasure are unhealthy. Self-control follows trust and personal responsibility.
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In midlife, you need to sell yourself (to yourself) on your worth, your value, and your dreams.
Take steps to earn your own trust – so that what you hope for is worth burning the ships for.
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