Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Do you feel like quitting, giving up, or at the very least, backing down from reaching high?
Two of our most common feelings are:
So today’s thought for you to ponder, “What’s your big dream?”
And, “Are you still passionate about it or have you given up?”
You Tube. You love to watch it.
You Tube videos are funny, serious, wacky, sexy, vulgar, informative, personal, revealing, captivating.
Google bought You Tube for $1.65 Billion.
This, in less than five years.
Crazy idea, that You Tube thing, all those five years ago.
There will be another crazy thing. One after the other. The really crazy thing is that it can now come from anyone, anywhere.
Will your idea be the next viral Internet phenomenon? Maybe that’s too big.
Will your idea be the next big thing in your department, your division, your organization, your industry?
Wouldn’t challenge you if I didn’t believe I could do it myself. Seriously.
Lead or follow. Remember?
You Never Succeed By Being A Follower.
There are probably exceptions to this rule, but let’s be real. The exceptions are just that, exceptions.
Please don’t get me wrong, following is good. And safe. And mostly predictable.
And then there are the questions of when, where, what, how and why?
Whatever it is that is important, should be visualized and evaluated.
Then, there is that simple choice: Follow or lead.
And in my case, this took a lifetime.
“Problems are never solved by the same level of awareness that created them.” — Albert Einstein
Problems are simply nature’s way of getting our attention. Then it’s up to us to do something. We almost never do. – jungle jeff
The world is hurting. It’s the elephant in the room, isn’t it? Everywhere you look, people are scared.
There has never been a more important time, in recent memory, than now to step up and lead.
The inspired inspire.
“All Truth Passes through three stages:
First it is Ridiculed,
Second; it is violently opposed,
Third; it is accepted as being self evident.”
— Mahatma Gandhi
What is self-evident is not yet.
The “early adapters” see it, but no one else.