jeff noel – Page 1169 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

When Passion, Will, and Opportunity collide

What happens when passion, will, and opportunity collide? Impossible becomes possible!

While many know me as a “Disney Fanatic“. Only a handful truly comprehend the passion to do something great, and, the will to do something great, that has been with me all my life.

Are you a dreamer of impossible dreams?

I would bet you are.

Most humans are. It’s part of our DNA. Cavemen dreamed of auto insurance, and, reliable fire. Walt Disney dreamed of creating a place where families could do fun things together. Roger Bannister dreamed of running one mile in less than four minutes.

I dream of changing the world.

Funny thing about many dreams. Once the impossible is accomplished, it ends up becoming business as usual.

Quote me on this one, “If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough“.

Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂

5 Things to Always Do

Ask yourself, “Am I…..”:

Always changing?

Always growing?

Always working?

Always have?

Always will?

Nice ring to it when you put it together as an affirmation:

“Always changing. Always growing. Always working. Always have. Always will.”

Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂

And the winner is….

Just heard the news. And the winner is…Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth. Way to go Disney-Pixar!

WALLE wins Best Animated Feature. Woo-Hoo!!

What’s the 1st thing you do?

What’s the first thing you do when you hear your alarm clock go off?

As I write this, it’s almost 5am. I’ve been up for an hour, reading, writing, thinking.

Actually, I didn’t think the alarm clock was ever going to go off. Just lying in bed, wondering, “When is that thing ever going to go off. Come on. Let’s go. Bring it (the day) on!”

Those who know me know I’m completely serious. Those who don’t – “crazy man”!

Part of the challenge is the thing we’re waiting on is called an “ALARM” clock. Yikes.

What if we called it an “OPPORTUNITY” clock. Wow!

Everyday is an opportunity to do something great. Everyday is a gift. To be able to get out of bed. To be alive. To have the privilege to serve and help others.

Have you noticed the tone, the language, of today’s post?

There a few key words and phrases that set the tone. Agree?

The same is true in business. That’s one of the most powerful secrets in business. Use words to nuture and grow a great culture.

I’ll explain more in another jungle jeff post. Right now, it’s off to the Orange County Convention Center for a GREAT day.

Make your day GREAT! Because if you don’t, who will?

Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂

What does EPCOT stand for?

Every Person Comes Out Tired!

What?

Just kidding. You can take the boy out of the Jungle Cruise, but you can’t take the Jungle Cruise out of the boy.

EPCOT stands for Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow.

That’s what Walt Disney called Walt Disney World, before it was officially named Walt Disney World. The entire 43-square mile piece of alligator, snake and mosquito infested swampland he called EPCOT.

He said it would never be completed. He added, “The sketches and plans you see here are simply a starting point. Our first overall thinking.” As he continued, “Our plans may change time and time again.” He gave us permission to take his crazy, “impossible” vision and find the best way to get to our destination – “that EPCOT will always be a showcase for American ingenuity.”

And so it is with me. And with you too. Who wouldn’t want to always be in a state of becoming. Always changing and growing -serving more people in more ways. Then those people go out and do the same. We know this as “the ripple effect”.

Who’s helping you? Who’s holding you accountable?

At last week’s National Speakers Association Winter Conference, prior to the opening Keynote speech from Roxanne Emmerich ( https://www.emmerichgroup.com/ ), author of “Thank God It’s Monday: Kicking Butt and Taking Names to Grow Your Business”, we were asked to find one or two accountability partners. It was great to establish this upfront.

Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂