Dear Son – Page 67 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Murphy’s law was trying to break me

Graphic design specs — Spent two hours at Kinkos yesterday. Learned that a workbook cover will have a white edge surrounding it unless you pay extra for the “bleed” for an 8.50 x 11.0. i wasn’t looking to learn this.

Murphy’s law was trying to break me yesterday afternoon. How do i know? When something that should be easy, quick, and fun turns into the opposite.

There’s a feeling i get when professionals don’t do their jobs like they mean it. Going through the motions (it happens sometimes) only frustrates me when someone else in the organization knows the ball was dropped, but doesn’t apologize and doesn’t quickly reassure me not to worry about a thing.

Thank you to Moises, team lead, for exuding great karma. The last thing i needed was one more person to get involved, but Moises wowed me with his can-do attitude and ownership.

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It’s a crime in my world

Disney leadership expert — Capturing (in pictures) the journey to write seven Disney books in one year is more work than it appears. i do it anyway.

It’s a crime in my world.

What?

Going through the motions.

Settling.

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Dear frustrations

Disney Customer service expert jeff noel — Yesterday at 6am at Disney’s Contemporary Resort Convention Center.

Dear frustrations,

i’m certain my blind spots are incredibly obvious to others.

i’m frustrated it can take years, decades, and sometimes an entire lifetime for us me to be enlightened.

While i’m tempted to be frustrated that others never tell me, i have to be honest and admit there are people i don’t say anything too as well.

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.