The road to excellence

The road to excellence has no finish line.

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The road never ends

GNP.

The road to excellence has no finish line.

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No one gives orders

You know a thing or two because you’ve seen a thing or two. Same here.

No one gives orders.

We lead with the goal of Organizational Vibrancy – an enthusiastic, determined, purposeful and daily existence to make our world a continuously better place.

All day.

Every day.

Day after day.

Year after year.

For your entire career.

The road to excellence has no finish line.

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Did Bob see it coming?

Did Bob Iger see it coming?

Time businessperson of the year?

Disney, the epitome of world-class organizational standards, at one time had overwhelming challenges with the Animation division.

As animation goes, so goes our Company.

Just finished watching Waking Sleeping Beauty on Disney +.

Even today, without a hands-down CEO successor, you’ve got to know there are issues as this is typed.

And yet, despite that, Disney and Bob Iger excel.

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Disney ego

Beautiful in the photo. Transformational for the day.

What is Disney ego?

For starters, never heard of it. It’s a phrase, just now made up. The phrase’s inspiration came from the Disney notion that good and very good aren’t good enough.

It was weird writing it, yet knowing it’s the truth makes you wonder what outsiders might think.

Think of it this way, can you imagine Walt Disney saying, “Um, that’s good enough. No need to sweat the details.”

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