Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
One of the best ways to learn is through benchmarking. It’s almost always one of your least expensive options. And in today’s economy…
Life’s a beach. And a beach chair is a great tool for relaxing and watching the world go by with your feet in the sand.
But.
But, what about a beach chair in the mountains, in the deep snow.
Same tool, different app. (yep, a jeff noel video)
What turbulent economic times we live in.
Think you’ve got challenges now.
Imagine having no imagination.
Imagine banking on status quo.
Creativity and Innovation are everywhere, but you have to want it badly enough to do the hard work, the work that most aren’t willing to do. Like this:
Yesterday I eloquently droned on about thinking like a failure, whatever that means, right?
Well guess what else? I’d like to drone on about what does yesterday’s post mean to you today? Because if it meant nothing to you, guess what?
Seriously, if I have to explain this (again) to you, you may not get it.
Hey, you do know I’m only talking to myself and none of this is meant to make you feel uncomfortable (yes it is). Having tough conversations with myself is the most effective way to push the limits of my abilities.
What do you do to push the limits of your abilities? You do push yourself, right?
Think. Think Tank. Think it over. Think before you act.
Think things through. What will people think? I can’t think.
What would your parents think? No time to think.
Think before you speak. Think you know it all, don’t you?
When we are aware of the reasons why we don’t think -which causes us to slowly start to wither as a vibrant, inspired individual – we have the opportunity to really do something about it. You know, to reverse it.
But that might be too hard for you, I think.
I mean, what do you think?
Hell Heck yes it’s difficult. Why the hell heck do you think so few people have the guts to change anything, let alone change themselves.
PS. This is the conversation I just had with myself. This happens all day, everyday. My mind is a battlefield of what I want to do, should do, and actually do. I think.