Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
You made it to 60, now what?
Live like you mean it.
Life is not a dress rehearsal.
Read a great book today. A masterpiece in your eyes. Yeah, read that one. Hopefully it’ll only take an hour.
The book is generous, gentle, direct, and compellingly hopeful.
Think deeper, smile more, feel grateful everyday.
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Talking trash at an entirely new level.
Disney trash cans now have “self-notifying” sensors inside signaling when it’s full enough to be emptied.
The road to excellence has no finish line. Never be satisfied that you have “finally arrived”.
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In a great customer service culture, exceeding customer expectations is what employees think and do, without thinking.
And in a great employee engagement culture, leaders exceeding employee expectations is what great leaders think and do, without thinking.
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We take a lot for granted at Disney. Our attention to details astonishes outsiders. For us though, it’s no big deal.
To consider skimping on details isn’t in our DNA.
Obviously, this cultural habit has evolved, and continues to evolve, over the decades.
So yeah, a neat article about not having mirrors over the Theme Park bathroom sinks seems brilliant to outsiders, we’ve long ago moved past that innovation and on to the next impossible challenge desperately needing a simple, low-cost, scalable solution.
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Your actions should not come as a surprise.
When a CEO “gets caught picking up trash”, a buzz is created.
Why?
Because she’s setting such a great example, right?
Here’s my point (again), why would this ever become newsworthy? Isn’t the CEO always picking up trash? In my world, this should never astonish and inspire people.
Why?
Because everyone should be picking up trash all the time.
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