It’s Not Over Rated – Page 5 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Words, tone, body language

US Troops walking at base camp — Presidential rhetoric is a contrast in style and personality. Biden vs Trump. Biden vs Putin.

Words, tone, body language.

Words are important, but typically only 7% of a message’s meaning.

How words are said (tone) and the manner (body language) in which they are said constitute 93% of what the receiver interprets.

Communication is overwhelmingly more than words.

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Retiring from work makes sense

mountain creek — Perhaps it’s time to let the water run downstream, never to be seen again.

Retiring from work makes sense.

Spend decades earning a living and eventually retire to “enjoy life” before the final curtain closes. Makes perfect sense.

What about retiring from writing?

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Your best work tool

Pixar years of service employee trophies — Scott Clark’s LinkedIn update. He is celebrating Pixar culture, where’s he’s worked for 30 years.

Your best work tool?

Your vision for your future.

The one where you see your future not only better than now, but much better than now.

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First Disney Keynote Speech involving AV team

Business executive on stage in shorts — Ryan is the event Chairperson, and my client.

Consistently use audience members during Disney Keynote speeches, but yesterday was the first time using a member of the conference audio visual team. Bernard played the role (in both speeches) of Bartender Bernard.

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Goofy-Hat dad

Disney keynote speaker Jeff Noel with man in Goofy hat — Sang Robert a birthday song, and used him as a storytelling prop.

Gave the exact same speech content twice yesterday. For the few people who saw both Disney keynotes, they realized the content was the same but the delivery was not. Why? Because i knew there were people watching it twice. If i have to explain it further, you do not understand. This is okay, by the way.

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