Being Brave – Page 43 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Being Brave Means Knowing Your Priorities As Well As You Know The Names Of Your Closest Kin

There will always be too many choices. Find a million ways to sort through things.

Faith, Hope, Love, and the greatest of these is Love.

Safety, Service, Simplicity.

Honesty, Trust.

Peace, Joy.

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Being Brave Means Being Ready To Say No

I said, "No. No, I'm not going to miss the opportunity to dunk this guy". it was fun.

Dear Son, learn to say no early in life. It took your Dad a very long time, and he continues to struggle. But you can be certain your Dad has improved 1,000%.

No doesn’t mean you don’t care. In fact, quite the opposite. A wise person needs no further explanation.

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Being Brave Means Learning To Let Go Of Things, And People, You Can’t Change

Yeah, smoking is bad. But I'm not going to convince you to stop. You must do this yourself.

There are things and people we can not and should not change. And there are things and people we should. Wish there was an easy way to tell the difference.

PS. Disagree, agree, or share a personal story?

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Being Brave Means Volunteering Your Time

No man is an island. Volunteering to help those less fortunate is the essence of a well spent life.

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Being Brave Is About Making Lists And Prioritizing The Few Things That Actually Matter

Before making decisions to support your goals, make sure your goals are prioritized.

Fairly easy to create long lists of things we could and should do. Majorly difficult to prioritize, because everything seems so important. Not to mention it’s even harder to execute on the important but not urgent.

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