Yesterday, Jeffrey was promoting his new book. The paperwork of life is challenging to keep up with. As CEO of You, Inc, every challenge is yours to overcome.
What do you need at home that only you can do?
Mindset
Enthusiasm
Structure
Processes
Accountability/Ownership
Say yes
Say no
Choices
Be an example, not a warning
The paperwork of life piles up quickly and once we get behind, it is exponentially more challenging to thrive versus survive.
Find a million ways to stay motivated.
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USP is also known as “unique selling proposition”.
It’s something that compellingly separates you and your business from the others who are vying for your customer base.
Until recently, i never gave this serious thought even though i’ve always understood the concept theory. Working for 30 years inside a big Company like Disney, there’s a well-oiled corporate marketing team that has one job – to market Disney’s USP.
And they do it brilliantly.
The sudden invitation two days ago to be part of a large, public, Canadian conference (in 14 days) had me scrambling to polish up some marketing sound bites.
And it caused deep introspection on my own unique selling proposition.
How did i become Disney Institute’s highest rated, most requested speaker? How/why was i selected not once, but twice, to receive both of the Walt Disney Lifetime Achievement Awards?
It had a lot to do with my life’s work – 30 years inside Disney – and honing the most complex and sophisticated business secrets.
It also had a lot to do with a passion for keeping things simple (and prioritized), without which, nothing great happens.
Now all i have to do is say all of that in 200 characters, including spaces and periods.
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Dear Son, the hidden insight here is the harder you work, the luckier you get. When I set out to write (critical) work life balance lessons for you in the form of blogging, a unique, unplanned opportunity emerged.
This fifth blog, jeffnoel.com, was created because I thought there should be an “office” or “headquarters”, so to speak – one that didn’t have a theme and wasn’t part of the model.
And when the previous jeffnoel.com didn’t renew after having that domain, www.jeffnoel.com for seven years, it was a natural choice to pick my given name as a dot com.
That’s it. That’s how it happened. And now, I can’t stop myself.
In a sea of blogs that drone on about whatever, I’m carving out a space among the few who have five-a-day, droning on about whatever.
“Be yourself. Everyone else is taken.” — Life Is Goodslogan
I used to look for sea shells on Sanibel Island, Florida. You know the ones – the perfect shape and color. The ones that looked like they came from the sea shell store.
Not any more.
Now, I look for ones that are unique and special – broken and beautiful.
