Glacier National Park – Page 89 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Become a category of one

Bubble Room building — Anniversary dinner was here two weeks ago.

Become a category of one.

Or not.

You can do whatever you want.

Special and unique is appealing to many.

Rare.

Valuable.

Weird.

Not for everyone.

Writing about Disney’s time-tested, world-class business principles is so easy for me.

Yet the way it’s being crafted won’t appeal to people who expect business books to follow a tried and true formula.

To the misfits, the one-offs, the weirdos – i write for us.

Using a huge state change of carving out time in Montana is a risk (and reward) for .thinking .differetly

Living less than a mile from Walt Disney World is inspiring and wonderful.

Going to a polar opposite environment is a well-known tactic to harness latent creativity and innovation.

Lead, create, and innovate like you mean it.

Not everyone will follow.

But for people who want to put a dent in the Universe, they will cheer for you.

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The opportunity to change your scenery can change the way you see things

Disney Keynote Speaker jeff noel — Beargrass blooms are intermittent. Some years prolific, like last year (2017). Other years like pictured here, just ok.

The opportunity to change your scenery can change the way you see things.

This answers the question, “Why are you going to Glacier five times this Summer?”

Writing seven Disney Business Books simultaneously is a gigantic leap.

Writing them in a way that’s different than the stereotypical business book takes guts because it may not be accepted.

What the first Glacier trip – a month ago – did was help me process through the fear of rejection.

This is huge.

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Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high

Glacier webcam — Webcam screenshot last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Space Mountain from Grand Floridian — Last night at dinner. Disney Grand Floridian Resort – Narcoossee’s Restaurant.

Contemporary Resort from Grand Floridian — Dinner table view across Seven Seas Lagoon.

Cinderella Castle from Grand Floridian — Last night at dinner, a stone’s throw from Disney’s Magic Kingdom, also taken from our dinner table.

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high.

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Intentionally slowing down so you can intentionally speed up

https://junglejeff.net — Hello yellow. We missed you during the Summer, but knew you’d arrive when you were ready.

https://junglejeff.net — Fall in Glacier isn’t just about yellow.

Grizzly Bear — Last September. Closer than recommended. Felt entirely safe though.

Going to The Sun Mountain — Going to The Sun Mountain …late September and a reminder Winter is nearing in the higher elevations.

Disney Keynote Speakers — Disney people are often fanatical. Going to the Sun Mountain in the background.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Near Two Dog Flats on the East side.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Approaching Rising Sun Motor Inn on the East side.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Close up. Invading personal space?

Glacier National Park in Fall — Highline Trail.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Highline Trail.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Just a moment in time while driving. Passed zero cars in one hour.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Looking across Lake McDonald from The Boathouse.

Knowing how to slow down so you can speed up is an art not a science.

The only science i can discern is this…

Slowing down is essential to progress.

Intentionally slowing down always provides a lesson, an insight, an ah-ha or even an epiphany.

Rushing too fast and those opportunities are merely a blur, never to be seen again.

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