Job – Page 2 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Brief moments of thinking brilliantly

DFW airport, two days ago. What an insane accolade. Congrats DFW.

On a mentoring phone call, yesterday walking back from the gym, a moment of insight.

Similar to how Roy Disney saw profit as the goal and Walt saw profit as the reward, i told the mentee to use that contrast in his Disney Leadership application.

Guessing close to 100% of the applicants apply with a job as the goal. What if Tim applied with a job as the reward?

He liked it. i liked it.

That wordsmithing had never happened prior to yesterday, March 15, 2019.

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Dad, you don’t have a real job

Many Glacier Valley in winter 2018. Photo: Yesterday’s Glacier National Park webcam screen shot. Many Glacier Hotel on left edge.

Me: First day back to work. (i said this sarcastically because i never take a day off) (but our Son took me seriously…)

Dad, you don’t have a real job.

Yes i do.

No. You don’t.

Yes, i do.

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The treadmill of life?

(photo: these four characteristics are self evident, yet rare)

So difficult to imagine staying in a job or career that feels like work.

Was reminded of that yesterday while renewing the Florida Driver’s License.

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Eliminate vacation

(photo: How many people in how many towns… hate their job)

What if instead of dreaming about our next vacation, we lived in such a way that there was nothing to escape from?

Most people secretly hate their jobs.

Most, not all.

But still, most.

Live like you mean it.

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Dear Son, every job you ever do will have two components

Disney's Grand Californian Resort Guest laundry — One of the simplest decisions all week.

Be positive and find joy and gratitude in the ‘have-to-do’ parts of your job.

Why?

Because all ‘get-to-do’ parts come with a price.

Be willing to pay it or do something else.

And know the grass ain’t always greener on the other side.

This isn’t rocket surgery.

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