Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Everyone is suspect, especially these people:
And worst of all, the person with a dream so big, they are labeled crazy.
How cool is that?!
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The one most glaring metric to use to know if we’re making a difference:
The number of people who doubt you (initially) and what you stand for
We call it a comfort zone for a reason.
We’re all gonna die, and 100 years from now no one will remember us.
So here’s the one (very redundant) secret we all actually know, but find comfort in denying. Why deny this?
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Why are most of us are addicted to a devastating leadership flaw? Because it’s an easy way to win, to cheat the day.
It’s far easier to run from one urgent meeting to another, and put out fires with our well polished tricks of our trade.
But to sit down with a colleague or boss and figure out the truth – what’s going on and why?
Well, that would require a courage that isn’t protected by our urgency addiction.
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What if we screw up and embarrass ourselves and the team?
“You’re fired!”
Even if the company won’t fire us, we inhibit our risk taking anyway.
Risk taking inhibitions are second only to getting naked in front of people we don’t know.
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How often do we underestimate our ability? We really so rarely think about this. And it costs us dearly.
An “aha” moment last night watching a portion of American Idol, when judge Keith Urban told a contestant to stop under estimating his voice. The judges see his potential, but the contestant doesn’t.
He’s a great singer, but doubts he is phenomenal.
And this applies to each of us as well.
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