Category: Brand Loyalty

Time to get back into it

Apple Store Mall at Millenia
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Apple One to One
One year of personal coaching from Apple

 

Keep up or get left behind.

There’s something about continuous learning and seasonality. This post is simply real life in real time. A demonstration of practicing what is preached.

Apple’s Yosemite operating system unveiled the Photos App for the first time a few days ago. Now photos can be stored on iCloud.

A first.

Yesterday’s Apple one-to-one session (with Gary) was fun and informative. It was good to get back on the horse. It had been five years.

Did three years (the maximum limit) in a row beginning in 2008 after purchasing an iPhone 3GS.

Note the second photo time stamp – January 20, 2014. Purchased the training well over a year ago. Activated it yesterday, April 14, 2015.

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How is this possible?

No school on Friday, March 13, so we decided to have dinner at Epcot’s Katsura Grill. The annual International Flower and Garden Festival had recently begun and we enjoyed the walk back to the parking lot.

At a red light near Disney’s Old Key West Vacation Club – the Disney van in front of us, an aha moment. In the hundreds of times we’ve driven past Disney Golden Oak entrance, never noticed the hidden Mickey, which is obvious now.

 

Disney Executive Keynote Speakers

 

Disney Executive Keynote Speakers

 

Disney Executive Keynote Speakers

 

Disney Executive Keynote Speakers

 

 

What is also becoming obvious is that Mid Life Celebration’s unforeseen, yet temporary, transition to Disney Keynote speeches is taking off.

Signed the second Disney Leadership Keynote speaking contract yesterday and hours later, a new referral came in for a speaking engagement in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

The long way is the shortcut.

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It’s time to rename brand loyalty

Disney Stock at all time high
Yesterday Disney stock closed at over $100

 

What has historically been the best long-term investment strategy?

Brand Love. Not brand loyalty. When customers and the economy support a brand, it is reflected in the stock price. Companies that thrive, long-term, behave admirably and offer the world something it can’t get enough of.

This can also be applied to your personal brand at work, at home, and in your community.

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