Routine – Page 2 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

The beauty and grind of an ordinary day

Disney Cast celebration from a friend’s Facebook update yesterday.

Granite Park Chalet phone number — Quick call with a couple questions about Glacier National Park’s high-mountain chalet.

Gas tank gauge — i cannot recall the last time this happened. Maybe a decade ago? From the Tampa trip.

The beauty and grind of an ordinary day is a gift.

Today is all we have.

Unwrap, appreciate, and enjoy it.

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The beauty of an ordinary day

prospecting clients — Yesterday. Was actually trying to watch the Daddy/Daughter Dance video (lower left corner in the screen shot above) but the ad came on and i watched it, and was glad i did.

archery targets — Yesterday picked up our Son at the Learning Commons (aka Library) instead of the track. Got to see something we rarely see. The bullseye is a key content point in my Disney work.

Blueberries in a bucket — Yesterday on the way home from high school – six pounds of hand-picked blueberries for Easter weekend.

Disney Memes Twitter site — Last night stumbled upon #CastMemberProblems on Twitter (one of those auto-populated “recommended for you” things. Could relate to every one.

The beauty of an ordinary day.

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Like a broken record?

quote about choice — Choosing wisely is **hard work**. So is choosing poorly. We forget the later.

Like a broken record?

Yes.

Every day it’s the same thing.

And part of our routine is to be open to spontaneity. Routine can inhibit spontaneity.

Everyone knows that.

But being decently organized and simplified facilitates a balanced amount of spontaneity.

Without being decently organized, we spend too much of our time slowly falling behind.

Falling behind inhibits enjoyment of spontaneity.

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Mom’s on her way home…

Disney Culture Keynote Speakers — Shared the story with a 15-year old last night.

Mom’s on her way home i told our son after Cheryl texted me.

Chapin said, excuse me.

Then it hit me, we aren’t at home, we are in a Disneyland Hotel room.

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.

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No one cares about my daily minutia

Apple Special Event September 2015 — As i write this post, the iPhone 6s is being revealed.

As the clock ticks 2:33pm EST, no one cares about me sharing this minutia. But what’s interesting, to me, is how the sharing of these daily challenges and nuances actually illustrates the secret of life.

The secret of life is finding consistent balance, and using creativity, drive, and determination to consistently live in the space labeled thriving.

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