Can the two coexist?

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Writing at the Magic Kingdom is easiest because it’s the closest Park to our home.

 

Do you believe (really) hard work and fun can coexist?

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Over-focus on what you used to under-focus on or ignore

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Yesterday, writing during a break in the action, while touring Pandora as a sneak peek before it opens officially in a week (May 27).

 

World-class gets it’s energy and results from over-focusing on the same things you used to under-focus on or ignore.

Say that again, perhaps two or three times.

Now, does that change the way you’ll lean into this Summer?

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Our aim is directly proportional to our motivation

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Many hold up Disney as the ultimate benchmark for Customer Service.

 

At work, do you aim to be the best in the category, or do you aim to become the category?

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Eliminating this changed your work?

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Writing and publishing my first book in 2013 was a game changer.

 

What have you stopped doing professionally that has propelled your work output to be so much more dominant than it was a few years ago?

In retrospect, do you ever ask yourself why it took so long to change?

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Tiny, seemingly insignificant work modification

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This is as real and true as it gets. So glad to be fighting this battle.

 

What’s a little work change or modification you could make today that wouldn’t have noticeable results for 10, 20, or even 30 years from now?

For example, change from spending no time reading personal development material to spending 15 minutes a day, every day, reading about self-improvement.

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