Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Impossible is for amateurs.
Impossible is nothing.
If you’re goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough.
People will call you crazy. Get used to it.
People will tell you it can’t be done. Get used to it.
You’ll want to quit chasing your crazy, impossible goals. Don’t get used to it.
Saturday mornings. Many people have rituals, routines, they do on Saturday mornings. Or any morning for that matter. And many of our routines depend on where we are in life.
What did you do this past Saturday? Was it a routine or was it out of the ordinary?
I went jogging with my Accountant on a route twice as long as normal, so we had much more time to talk.
With the advent of Reality Shows, Twitter, Skype, Blogs, and Texting, there is a case to be made for developing a new business model. Suppose a creative, restless, passionate entrepreneur paves the way for Reality Blogging.
Many businesses will honor the United States tradition of closing their doors to doing business, and take a day off from work, to remember the price of freedom.
Be the change you wish to see in the world. Fly the American Flag proudly. Honor our United States Military, even if you are against war.
In fact, no one likes war. And yet our Service Men and Service Women put their very lives on the line so that we can sleep under a blanket of freedom each night that few have ever known.
As you rush through your insane busy days, do you take make time to pause and ground your thoughts and actions with your core being?
We see it in others every single day.
But we can’t see it in ourselves.
I cannot recall the last time, if ever, I’ve provided a link to this blog. It represents the very core of what I believe. You may not believe what I believe and that’s not the point. The point is, whatever you believe, do you believe it all the way and do you use it all day long to drive your work towards excellence?
How many of you had any earthly idea that corporate copy machines had hard drives that store a copy of everything copied on that machine?
How many of you care?
Same here. How many of you know I take every picture that’s used on these five blogs? While it isn’t important to a great number of people, if you follow these blogs regularly, you’ll begin to see, that in either case – the copy machine revelation, or the photo revelation – in both cases, it’s pretty amazing and astonishing.
Some of the hardest working people you know, you have no idea how hard they work. And whomever works the hardest, is almost always the one that succeeds.
Where do put yourself on the “hardest working” scale?