Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Orlando’s jeff noel talks about Air Tran’s quest for excellence and domination in a tough business and even tougher economy.
Here’s jeff noel’s You Tube video from June 4, on a return trip from the University of Pittsburgh to Orlando.
Watch this You Tube video on Air Tran’s Branding to see what I’m talking about:
Every day is a great day to Brand Yourself. Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂
Disney, Branding, Disney?
Personal branding is something we are all aware of, right? Â Just like personal wellness is something we are all aware of. Â Are you with me?
OK, so we know these things, but the people who actually get great results, versus good results, are those that work the hardest.
Seriously, it’s what we all know to be true, but hate to admit.
Why, because hard work is, well, hard.
Here’s a case in point from my early morning drive to work this past Friday.
Like Tiger told me a year ago, “Out work ’em”!
Words to live by, but only if you want to get great results.
If great results are not part of your responsibilities, then I would just enjoy this post for what it is.
A personal opinion expressed by someone brought up in a culture where getting great results is a personal brand.
Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂
Found this article yesterday. An unemployed man hired a team of program developers to build an iPhone app for Disney wait times.
Amazing what can happen when necessity meets creativity.
Today is a great day to take whatever you’re given and create magic. Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂
Walt Disney and jeff noel.
Two crazy (in a good way) men.
Both lived much of their lives with many people thinking and saying, “He’s crazy”!
I often have to clarify for our eight-year old son, when I say something “crazy“, that I meant it as a figure of speech.
Rather than clarify with text this time, here’s a You Tube jeff noel video. Â At the end of this post, I may or may not share an additional crazy insight.
Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂
PS. Please know that I’m not endorsing Air Tran, but rather, making some simple observations that impressed me. Â How can that ever be a bad thing – the observing things that impress you, I mean?
Lance Armstrong, seven-time Tour de France winner and cancer survivor, used Twitter to announce the birth of his son yesterday.
Lance Armstrong gets it. I get it. Question is, “What about everyone else who’s focused on excellence”? Having said that, now may I challenge you to click the next link?
Explaining Social Media slide show. It’s only 37 slides from Slide Share
This is one of the best, and most provocative insights to web 2.0
I ask myself at the end of everyday, “Did I give it my all, and leave nothing on the track“?
Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
PS. Explaining the Impact of Twitter, Friendfeed and Social Media 2.0. Be sure to click the full screen icon for a much better view.