Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
(photo: Fruit or cookies? What’s the risk of eliminating processed sugar from our consumption?)
The paradox of risk is that we always associate risk with doing something different.
This is true, yet the paradox is that it is associated with creating something tangibly new and different.
Forget about creating. Destruction is required here.
What if the risk was to stop doing something?
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(photo: An empty soap dispenser sends the wrong message, on so many levels.)
Her (the medical receptionist): Do you have an appointment?
Him: (Rather than say, did you not read the sign-in sheet after you took it from the counter top where it was filled it out in front of you?) He said, yes.
Either she thought he was lying (which is creepy) or she was on auto-pilot.
How does that make a patient feel?
One of the most important jobs a leader has is to ensure moments like these never happen.
Everyone knows their job.
Few have a compelling hopeful reason to do more than they are paid to do.
You know, the little common courtesies that aren’t so common anymore.
All day. Everyday.
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(photo: Colorado State University auditorium)
What makes us incredibly excited to go to work?
Seriously, what?
Hope your answer instantaneously rolls off your tongue.
PS. After a five-week vacation, today is the first day back teaching as an Orlando based leadership speaker.
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This video clip from a Mad Men episode is embedded in the article link below.
The author has 3.4M G+ followers. Wow.
Interesting spin. He shares a good dose of common sense. Yet some easy, remarkable tips are missing.
Ever attend a presentation were the speaker to listener ratio occasionally was between 1:5 and even as low as 1:1?
In an audience of 250 with one presenter, the speaker to listener ratio is 1:250.
What happens when the speaker to listener ration is dramatically low?
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(photo: Perfect? What is perfection? Perhaps it is a sense of legitimate balance)
Getting around people who are doing what you are thinking about doing makes your first steps less scary.
That’s one of the benefits of Mid Life Celebration’s five daily blogs on balance.
If you hang out with people who say balance is BS, guess what?
If you desire a different approach, get closer to people who do it differently.
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