Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
His destiny is to teach and inspire people to choose thriving.
Leaving tomorrow for Ft Lauderdale to deliver a 60-minute Leadership Keynote speech in two days.
To influence smart business people to change transform might be the loftiest, most impossible goal there is.
Kinda like a David versus Goliath.
Thank goodness for simple tools, like a sling and a stone.
Bring on the giant!
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Tomorrow is the big day. Second audio visual check today. The one yesterday was helpful, but wasn’t in the exact room.
Today’s will be.
Presenters are the first ones in the room and the last to leave.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, the one above stimulates wonderful memories of doing work that matters with people dedicated to making (business) dreams come true.
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Anyone who’s great at what they do makes it look easy.
But it ain’t easy.
Practicing was much easier in real time at Disney. When you work for Disney Institute as a professional speaker, you speak nearly every day.
When you are a solo entrepreneur, your speaking engagements are farther apart. The only way to practice then is to do it over and over again without an audience.
So that’s what i’m doing.
Morning, noon and night.
Day in, day out.
Fun.
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Any conference i speak at there is only one goal, one mantra:
Deliver the best presentation of the entire conference.
Egotistical?
No.
A scared obligation.
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Pamela really wants jeff noel’s feedback.
Why?
Guess.
Sorry, that was arrogant wasn’t it?
We see what we want to see.
It is quiet, secure confidence.
You want to be on a stage and light a room of 600 on fire, you better damn well have confidence pouring out your veins.
PS. Note…that is what positive self-talk looks like. i never say stuff like that publicly. Every once in awhile, though, i write it here in the (faint) hope that if something bad ever happens to me, our son will have a chance to discover some of this.
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