Who are the unofficial Walt Disney Theme Park Ambassadors?
Guess.
Hint, it’s the group of Disney Cast Members that get more questions asked of them than any other group of Cast.
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Who are the unofficial Walt Disney Theme Park Ambassadors?
Category: No really
Is Leadership a snare for mediocrity?
The deathtrap of feeling too important.
As leaders, if we are not careful, our calendar becomes more important than our vision.
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Is it time to fire the person in charge?
Who’s in charge?
Great leaders confront issues, not individuals. Good leaders beat around the bush.
If you can not have hard conversations with yourself, you’re really going to struggle with holding yourself accountable for balance, wellness, and thriving.
As we get older, these become exponentially more valuable.
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Disney Legends and Starbucks meetups
What do we believe as truth that couldn’t be farther from it?
For many of us who grew up in small towns, the big time city news from places like New York, Chicago, and Hollywood was fascinating. The glitz, the glamour.
Meeting in an hour with the best mentor anyone could have access to, Lee Cockerell.
In real life, it’s actually quite different than the media plays it up to be.
It’s cool to know this rare insight firsthand.
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Do world class organizations make big mistakes?
We should always remember to take solace in making mistakes, even big ones.
Disney characters were not part of the original vision for Epcot Center in 1982, when Walt Disney World’s second theme park opened to the public. The only place you could find Mickey Mouse was on the drain covers, in the photo above.
How did Disney miss the obvious?
How do we?
Forgive yourself, fix it, move forward.
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