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 I have time to finish blogging, hit the McDonald’s drive through, and make it Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa by 8:15am? We’ll see. Tell ya tomorrow.
PS. No time for a run this morning.
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TINY: A Story About Living Small (Teaser Trailer) from TINY on Vimeo.
There’s a theory that less is more. That more is good in some ways, and bad in others.
More often comes with benefits that less cannot provide. And yet less can provide more.
The challenge is to be aware of, and thoroughly understand the pros and cons.
But mostly we don’t.
Why?
Because we spend so much time taking care of our things that we have precious little time to think.
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To work full time traveling the globe and maintaining the roles most of us have as adults requires an organization (and patience) most would have bet money we’d never possess.
What’s our impossible?
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Numerous studies and surveys reveal what most of us can relate to – the vast majority (as much as 80%) of us would like to write a book.
Here’s to hoping if that’s what you really, really want to do, Mid Life Celebration will be the catalyst for you to take a step you’ve never taken – and to do it within 72 hours.
Why 72 hours? It’s in the book, very close to the final page.
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A minor epiphany last night at Epcot while waiting and watching IllumiNations. The number of people carrying an adult beverage (International Food and Wine Festival) seemed to outweigh the number not. We (three adults, two 13 year olds) found a great viewing spot an hour in advance. About ten minutes before the show, six folks gather behind us and one of them forced himself in on the opposite end of me (so I didn’t see it happen until it was done).
My wife tried to kindly point this out. The seriously inebriated man got sassy with her and by this point I’m fully engaged, but quiet (for about five seconds). Then enter a sober, focused, yet non-threatening, serious vibe. All I said to him was Dude (learned that from Turtle Talk).
Then I changed spots to be at his end of our group rather than the opposite. No further incidents.
Ten minutes later, there is another non-vilolent f-bomb exchange between him and a different visitor.
A rare drunken occurrence, fine.
A habitual drunken demonstration of organizational skills, wow.
Think snowball effect.
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