While the blogs are 10 years old, the “If Disney Ran Your Life” Podcast is only 10 weeks old.
To the future.
Keep moving forward…opening new doors. – Walt
It’s easy to make decisions when you know what your values are. – Roy
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough. – jeff
Profit was the goal for Roy. For Walt, profit was the reward.
Walt and Roy were a great duo.
Operationally, profit as the reward is the only scalable, sustainable, long-term way to engage the hearts of the people doing the hard work. With an engaged heart, you’ve got a committed (versus a strictly compliant) team member.
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The arc? As you move down the list, it gets harder and harder to coast. It moves from “set it once and forget it” to “one step at at time.”
The growth of audiobooks is outpacing reading. Why? Because audiobooks come with their own motor. Even readers are pointing out that they’ve forgotten how to read. But of course, that’s not true–we can still read a word, or even a sentence, it’s pushing ourselves through a chapter that’s difficult.
The internet is the greatest self-teaching resource ever developed. But few take advantage of it, because it doesn’t come with a motor. No tests, no certificates, no cruise control.
The decline of our personal momentum might be the great untold story of our time. That electronic media, incoming, ‘breaking’, please reply, didn’t you see that, react right now, click here… this has a cost. And the cost is our internal drive to initiate instead of to just react.
Someone’s driving. It’s either you, going where you choose, or someone else, pushing you.
Ok, back to my words…
You are the CEO of You, Inc.
You deserve all the credit and all the blame.
Credit is like eating an apple.
Blame is like eating an entire bag of greasy potato chips at 11pm.
The CEO is in charge of everything.
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Donna Flanagin, i need your autograph the next time i see you.
Perhaps the only thing that staggers my mind about writing for nine consecutive years without missing a day is the notion that someone other than me has (literally) read every post.
Thank you Donna Flanagin.
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