Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Literally everyone who’s made inroads in how society sees things was once considered crazy.
Who do you know that over-estimates how many years they’ll live, to do all the things they want to do?
Everyone?
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Walt Disney died on this day (December 15) in 1966.
He had turned 65 ten days prior to his death.
So grateful for the legacy he left our Company.
Incredibly blessed to have it be my life’s work.
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Hoping to return to Glacier National Park – my CEO wants me to make it my top Summer 2018 priority.
He says it’s unofficially my final Summer on our planet.
He’s crazy.
Which is perfect.
The time to plan for our priorities is before we need to.
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What leadership thoughts come to mind at a Funeral?
At what point in life should we be prepared for death?
Is our paperwork, wishes, and logistical plan laid out?
Have we prepared for multiple scenarios (tragedy, disease, injury, old-age)?
What legacy (if we wanted one) is desired and how do others understand this?
Was the deceased afraid or excited about the next leg of their journey?
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Things in your life will either be better than you expect or less than you expect.
We do not have a crystal ball to tell us exactly how the future will unfold.
This is called a blinding flash of the obvious.
But this little gem, below, isn’t obvious (even though it is)…
When “bad things” happen, rejoice that good things also happen – and in ways that are much better than we could have imagined.
Focus on this yin and yang.
Both extremes teach us.
Be a great and grateful student.
Why?
Because if you aren’t, think deeply about what you get as the opposite.
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