Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
You Tube turned five earlier this Summer.
Who could have predicted it’s rise?
Same thing here.
Ordinary people hitting the big time.
Got social media?
Ditch your resume and build your social media presence. That’s my mantra.
It will eventually free up more time to spend on the day-to-day stuff.
“Have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”
– Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs, the American computer pioneer who cofounded Apple, is known for his intensity, his brashness, and his focus on elegant design. He was born in 1955 in San Francisco. At age 21, he and Steve Wozniac built the first Apple computer in his garage. Its successor, the Macintosh, introduced the mouse. After Jobs was ousted from Apple, he bought Pixar Animation, creator of Toy Story and Finding Nemo. On his return to Apple, he introduced the iMac and iPod, restoring the company’s luster. He now lives in California with his wife and three children.
Are you passionately following your dreams?
Being organized can help you keep your dream alive.
Knowledge and judgement.
Which is more important?
Are you going to go through the motions today or are you going to give your boss, your colleagues, your customers, your Family 110%?
What are you going to give yourself?
Today the polling stations are open from 7AM until 7PM. We mailed our absentee ballot last week.
Are people voting this year for the best candidate?
Or, for the one who isn’t the worst?
The campaign ads in Central Florida this year were especially negative. Repetitively and obnoxiously negative.
Sickening.
Anyway, if your boss could pick her team over again, would she pick you?
Yesterday’s post and today’s post reminds us of one important fact. Being positive or negative is our choice. And it also goes both ways.
Leaders, ask yourself a very simple question.
If your people could vote whether or not to keep you as their leader, would they?