Tag: Vision

What is your desired career accomplishment level?

Liberace quote
Las Vegas…Liberace says, “I don’t give concerts. I put on a show.”

This post is a repeat of today’s second post. Why? Repetition helps us learn.

Do the reps.

Never get bored with the basics.

What is your desired Career accomplishment level?

From this longer more nuanced list, pick the level number you desire for your Organizational Vibrancy, once again using the 5k runner analogy:

  1. Olympic Gold and World Record
  2. Olympic Gold and Olympic Record
  3. Olympic Gold
  4. Olympic podium silver or bronze
  5. Olympic finals
  6. Olympic Team
  7. Olympic trails, qualify to attend
  8. Nationals Gold, American record
  9. Nationals Gold, Meet record
  10. Nationals Gold
  11. Nationals podium silver or bronze
  12. Nationals finals
  13. Nationals, qualify to attend
  14. Conference podium, Gold, Collegiate record
  15. Conference podium, Gold
  16. Conference podium, silver or bronze
  17. Conference, finals
  18. Conference Championships, qualify to to attend
  19. College Team school record
  20. College Varsity Team
  21. College recreational runner
  22. HS State Championships Gold, State Record
  23. HS State Championships Gold
  24. HS State Championships, podium silver or bronze
  25. HS State Championships finals
  26. HS Districts podium Gold, District record
  27. HS Districts podium silver or bronze
  28. HS Districts finals
  29. HS Districts, qualify to attend
  30. HS Varsity Team, school record
  31. HS Varsity Team
  32. Recreational runner
  33. No interest in athletics nor competition

How do you feel about your level? Excited, scared, overwhelmed, underwhelmed?

What’s next?

Why?

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A funny thing happened on the way

Pre-retirement party. Out on Disney’s Contemporary Resort observation deck. Accessed through Disney’s California Grill.
Disney Institute interns are a lucky group. Disney Institute is equally lucky too. Note: The 4 on the right are interns.
At this table L-R: Jungle Jeff, Fran Santina (sideways head and former Philly Police Officer), Stu Levine, Monica Jordan, and Joseph Gardner.
Two of my favorite Disney Institute colleagues.
Fun, Disney Cast Member style, which isn’t any different than any other employee group. It’s just that outsiders rarely see us act in a “Backstage” manner.
L-R: Jungle Jeff, Monica, Bob Spina, Stu.
L-R: Jungle Jeff, Lori and Joe McColgan.
Joe, Karel Rhodes and Jungle Jeff go all the way back to Disney’s Grand Floridian Concierge. As their leader, it was a privilege and an honor to help them develop into statused (salaried) Disney Leaders.
Nutty, blurry, perfect.
More nuttiness. More perfection.
It went by fast. Not the 30-year Disney Career, the retirement party.
Final Disney retirement party photos. There would have been more variety except for one fact, i would have felt awkward being my own event photographer. Tried to balance being the Guest and being “on the job”.

A funny thing happened on the way to the party.

A late-season (it was November 17) thunderstorm rolled in, fogging up the gigantic windows facing the Magic Kingdom.

Could have been worse.

Weather is always a potential challenge in WDW operations. Always.

We roll with it and never complain about it.

The smaller head count allowed for the food and beverage menus to be upgraded. Yes, these events have a budget – which is decent for a 30-year Cast Member. It was first class all the way.

Our drive home after the party took minutes.

It is never lost on me that the original vision was to live within five minutes of Walt Disney World.

Check.

To this day, it remains a “check”.

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Subtract greatness

Glacier Park at sunrise
GNP. From the parking lot.

Greatness starts with a clear, concise and compelling vision. Without greatness, what are you left with?

dad

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You are a master script writer

Disney Keynote Speakers
GNP.

Life fascinates me because so much of what we can do isn’t dependent on any tradition or current standard.

dad

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Is there a Next after this Next?

In our long list of ordinary days, we tell our story about what we value.

Is there a Next after this Next?

No one knows.

We may not even be able to finish our current next.

Grateful to be mindful of this.

And super grateful to be proactive in pursuing my current Next everyday, all day.

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