jeff noel – Page 6 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Here we go again

Hand written note on napkin — Always two choices. There’s a perfect time for both. That time is now.

Make decisions. Learn from them. Repeat.
dad

Decide.

Go!

Stop!

It’s a learned confidence.

Confidence, it seems, has no finish line.

Grateful for that.

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Got dress code?

5-second video: Dress for success. Dress for comfort. To me, dressing for comfort is success.

If it’s not fun, i’d rather not do it.
dad

Did many things that weren’t fun the first 40-50 years of my life.

Why?

Two things.

Ignorance.

Ambition.

Them days are over.

Note: Still the most ambitious human i know. Personal vibrancy is a concept i “invented/stole”. Contextual point, i’ve never heard anyone talk about nor seen anyone live with it.

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You don’t have to do it

Photo: Social media post about Led Zeppelin’s fourth album cover.

Art is doing something you don’t need to do. You can’t help yourself, so do it anyway.
dad

Through six decades, i have found over-focusing makes everything better than under-focusing.

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Age of Mastery, at work

Disney sign about butterflies — That first sentence.

Living in the moment. Filmed for a client.

The extra inch is never expected, so you do not need to do it. You have to want to do it. You get to do something you don’t need to do.
dad

Customer Service’s forgotten art (perhaps the unknown art) is using the smallest, easiest detail to exceed expectations.

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Spring Break, at work

Customer service insight — Photo screen shot of Louie’s LinkedIn post. The extra inch is never expected, so you do not need to do it, you have to want to do it. Bottomline, you get to do something you don’t have to do.

Never worked during Spring Break until after i retired from Disney.
dad

Working seven days a week is the only way i know how to maintain balance (vibrancy).

Spring Break is the equivalent of a college student vacation. A getaway from a long and focused journey.

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