The photographer will use my iPhone 7 Plus with it’s powerful camera.
The Keynote presentation will be run off the new 12-inch MacBook.
Looked good on paper. The 2016 12-inch MacBook (the newest) shouldn’t have to regress to the old VGA adapter, so
However, the (2016) 12-inch MacBook shouldn’t backslide to the old VGA adapter, so i didn’t buy one.
Why?
HDMI has replaced VGA connections.
But not everywhere.
Not at the Rosen College of Hospitality.
No problem. Using Disney creativity to quickly list options, the easy fix was eliminate the 7 Plus as a camera and use it as the laptop (for which i had a VGA adapter).
Our Son The photographer used his good iPhone 6 Plus to take pictures.
Classic Disney creativity scenario – an original plan unexpectedly falls apart and a new plan is quickly put in place and the Guests never have a clue.
Magic.
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The best analogy to summarize the experience is to imagine the comprehensive topic of customer loyalty being compared to a comprehensive lifetime commitment to personal wellness.
Imagine a running expert sharing three elements:
Picking the right running shoes
Setting goals
Charting progress
We may pick decent running shoes, set a lofty goal, and log our efforts – and we could nail these things – but what about rest, nutrition, flexibility, core, aerobic and anaerobic balance, not to mention motivation?
The challenge is there’s rarely enough time (and rarely enough expertise) to draw a complete, foundational map.
So speakers share ingredients.
But without the entire recipe, or the complete set of blueprints, we’ll never know what we are baking or building.
So for tomorrow morning’s Disney Creativity and Innovation 30-minute keynote, i’ve carved out contextual time to at the beginning to remind the audience the map being shown is not complete.
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