So What? – Page 17 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

How long does it take to rebound from severe shock at work?

West Orange Times shocking drug overdose death — Old people are expected to die, 17-year olds are not

How long does it take to rebound from severe shock at work?

Things happen that shock the heck out of us.

Blind sided.

Stunned.

Recovery within minutes sometimes. Or maybe a day or two.

Sometimes longer.

Yeah, definitely longer.

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Great leaders ask scary questions because no one else will do this one thing

iPhone screen shot of Seth Godin blog post — Seth is famous, the rest of us are not

Great leaders ask scary questions because no one else will do this one thing.

No one else will ask the same scary question(s) over, and over, and over.

And over.

Why?

Because it’s human nature to think about scary questions… but only once.

And never formulate a transformational answer worthy of changing us.

Why?

Because that’s the status quo of the industrial age’s pinnacle command – do what you’re told.

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As if Baby Boomers need a reminder for this money BFO

photo of New Orleans small business advertising — This beer-joint owner knows his market, and is positioned perfectly

As if Baby Boomers need a reminder for this money BFO – blinding flash of the obvious.

The odds are overwhelming that I’ll fail.

This is the real test. Tenacity and perseverance.

One of the greatest, eye-opening experiences a business professional can ever have is starting their own business. You learn first-hand the things only a real, hard-working entrepreneur knows.

Forget text book theory and arm-chair quarterback decisions. They don’t exist! When it’s your money, time and ultimately – success or failure – everything you’ve ever learned comes into question. Everything is a test.

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This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. To go in an instant from this money (career) blog to the HQ blog, just click -> go to Next Blog

Are nuance and subtlety the overlooked keys to success?

Picture of a man with extremely long hair from 15 years of growth — The last time he cut his hair was 15 years ago – there is neither subtlety, nuance, nor simplicity

Are nuance and subtlety the overlooked keys to success? Seth Godin even goes as far as to say simplicity may be wrongly replacing nuance. Interesting.

Maybe.

Maybe not.

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jeff noel would like to extend a special invitation to…

not so subtle — way less subtle than Lane 8’s photo today (iPad arrived on doorstep Nov 2, it’s launch day)

jeff noel would like to extend a special invitation to…

Come back tomorrow. Running out of time to get all five blogs done before the transformational work begins at Disney World.

Don’t want to do two days in a row of blogging at 9pm.

Note: It’s quite liberating to write a post that would make the “how-to-blog-effectively” folks cringe. You guys get that.

It’s one of my favorite things about all of you.

Be well, and be amazing today!

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