Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Dare not dare at work.
Daring doesn’t mean bungee-jumping or doing something that would make the final cut of a Jackass Movie.
Daring is actually quite simple.
And due to it’s simplicity daring often gets overlooked and neglected (forever).
What if you took an hour at lunch and did something completely for yourself, for example?
On work days we think we should be focused on work the whole day through, including lunch.
Dare to take back your lunch time.
Today.
Go.
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(photo: an open door means what?)
Are you a leader worth following?
When you leave to do something else, will some follow you or will there be a line of people volunteering to hold the door open for you?
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We met in 2009 at the National Speaker’s Association (NSA) Winter conference held at Walt Disney World and there was something special about Omekongo that you could simply feel in his presence.
Now it’s becoming clearer. This was a High School commencement speech he delivered the year before we met.
There’s a fine line between confidence and humility for an aspiring entrepreneur hoping to put a dent in the Universe.
Never succumb to the constant temptation to conform.
This is exactly what the herd is trying to do, not let you get ahead to the greener pasture.
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Heard a really important, heavily influential, highly seasoned and decorated executive say that making others uncomfortable is part of being a leader.
Couldn’t help but wonder if it also applied from subordinates to the higher-ups.
Everyone is a leader because everyone is the CEO of their life.
Think about it for a second.
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It’s one or the other for us as we travel through life attempting something incredibly lofty:
Faith, reason, and hard work are never a 100% guarantee.
There are only two regrets in life:
Life is hard.
And full of uncertainty.
Be intentional which ever way we choose. No?
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