Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker
One million+ people globally while at Disney Institute.
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Do you ever reflect back on how organized you have become?
The challenge with getting increasing more organized is that we, generally speaking, accumulate more things and responsibilities as we age.
So instead of our personal home organization improving, aging makes it ever more challenging.
Hre’s to hoping you’ve recognized this and have adapted and learned new habits – otherwise, odds are high we get buried by the inbox of life.
Whew.
Roughly 20 posts written so far today.
Thank goodness for drive, determination, great music, and a warm breeze through my office window.
Happy Friday everyone. For many of you, it’s the end of the week. Others, myself included, will be working through the weekend and into the next week. It is what it is and we are thankful to have a job, right?
As people go through their daily motions, we often hear or say, “How are you?”
For years I would respond, “Best day of my life!”
So this morning, in Seattle, I’m wondering why I stopped.
And it hit me, I didn’t.
What you say, and what you don’t say to yourself, really does make a difference in your attitude. You know it does.
Quitting is easy, and the gate is wide.
Not quitting is difficult and the gate narrow.
We have all read and heard story after story of people who hung on and went just a little bit farther in pursuit of their goal or dream. And we all know what happens when this happens.
A break. A revelation. Great results. Some sort of blessing that seemed so out of reach.
And then there it is, right in your lap.
September’s Page views were greater than the previous 3 months combined. Hits for one month were almost as great as the previous 3 months combined.
Did you formulate an answer to yesterday’s question?
The correct answer is…drum roll please…..
Everything takes longer than you think it will.
Plan for this. Expect it and consider it your biggest competitor. We must learn to defeat it, or we will fail.
You know I’m talking to the person in the mirror, right?
Tomorrow, I’ll share what happens when you go a little farther than you think you can.