Six speaker tips for world class results

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There is a story about how writing five daily, differently-themed blogs began

 

Be passionate, tell stories, use personal examples.

Embed questions, paradox and common sense.

These six speaker tips for world class results, practiced constantly will elevate a speaker into a class of their own.

Proof?

Seriously?

Preach what you practice.

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Humility can get in the way of Marketing

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Collaboration with the best in the world is smart business

 

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There are experts and there are expert experts

 

Humility can get in the way of Marketing. When you are one of the best in the world, everyone knows it. What they often don’t know is how generous, approachable, and available you are for world class transformational benchmarking.

Google helps with that.

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Time flies, no?

 

Time flies, no?

It’s been 15 years since first speaking here. And 30 years total at WDW.

The point is, Disney Institute, while a great idea at inception in 1996 has morphed into something not remotely part of the original vision.

Remarkably different.

This is a metaphor for our life.

Let that flexibility, challenge, and growth inspire you to reach ridiculously high.

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What’s different about you compared to any other leader who just happens to have bad luck?

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Know who’s judging you and use that to guide everything.

 

Rob Ford, Toronto Mayor, caught on video in a 77-second profanity ridden rant that demonstrates why it is so challenging to trust elected officials.

In public they are professional and portray integrity and hope. And in fact, they preach it.

On the other hand, there is the person they are when they think no one is watching.

People are always watching.

Always.

And the whole world got to watch this time.

If we are paid to lead, what’s different about us compared to any other leader who just happens to have bad luck?

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