Category: Video Sharing

Folding chair, bottle of water and a bag of crackers (video)

 

i know, sounds inflated.

•  40% rule  •

An example from these five daisy-chained blog posts.

In early 2009, my record for consecutive days writing five daily blog posts was two days.

i set an impossible goal of writing five-a-day for 100 straight days.

Impossible.

Fast forward.

It’s been 3,200+ consecutive days.

Never missing a single day.

So yes, we are capable of more than we think.

Much more.

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What’s possible for a “janitor”

 

What’s possible?

Only the things we think believe to be possible.

Focus on that.

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Fred Lee didn’t overstate his Disney experience

Disney Institute speakers
It’s challenging not to overstate 30+ years at Disney, or living less than one mile from WDW property. Photo from two days ago.

 

Fred Lee didn’t overstate his Disney experience in the video clip.

Which is perfect because his experience was cursory.

Fred Lee wrote The 9 1/2 Things You’d Do Differently If Disney Ran Your Hospital. Never saw him speak until here last night.

Was impressed with his speaking talent.

 

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Of course it’s impossible is the script we read

 

Better, cheaper, more insulation, stronger, generates electricity.

 

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.