Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Yesterday concluded November’s jungle jeff posts with the category, Am I The Only One. December is dedicated to Common Sense. This could be our golden ticket to life work balance and overall wellness. Boomers, how often do we hear about great things being attributed to common sense application?
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“The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson
Last night as my wife and I celebrated our 25th anniversary with our great company, it really hit me. I mean, it seriously hit me. And it really comes as no surprise. However, because of it’s simplicity, it is rampantly commonly overlooked.
Great companies are founded and grow for one simple reason: They want to make a difference in the lives of others.
Plus, great companies reward loyalty with valuable trophies. Trophy value is a priceless, intangible reminder that an employee’s longevity is an integral part of being world-class.
Say what you want, but nothing changes the fact that there is an unstoppable force when people are led with passion and are committed to make a difference.
And then it occurred to me this morning, that’s why I write five daily blogs. I mean, who does that?
Does this mean I get another trophy?
Indescribable? Completely.
Meeting with a writer this morning after Church. We’re collaborating. I’ve written somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,300 jeff noel blog posts, from five individual jeff noel blogs. Began writing consistently six months ago.
He agreed to read every single Mid Life Celebration blog post prior to today’s meeting. While it wasn’t required, I decided to do the same. Wow. It’s pretty inspiring content, because it is written by a common man.
Here’s an example from August 1st, entitled “Indescribable“.
Hope you day is, well, Indescribable!.
A few hours ago, I posted below about Seth Godin being someone I think everyone should be paying attention to.
And in this morning’s post (below), Napster was used as an example of how a time-tested, dominating, business model was dismantled by a few forward-thinking people.
Click here if you have any sense at all. This further illustrates the importance of benchmarking, of surveying the landscape, of constantly checking the radar screen.
If Seth Godin’s blog post, “Less Than Zero” doesn’t make your head spin, go buy some WD-40.