Tag: leadership

Is this the greatest leadership challenge?

Airport overflow parking at sunrise
Yesterday, like the day before that, and again this morning, began the same. Darkness turns to dawn. Dawn turns to sunrise. The sun moves across the sky. Etc.

 

Letting go of things that don’t matter may be the greatest leadership challenge we ever face.

Things.

That.

Don’t.

Matter.

They pile up and overwhelm us.

 

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The leadership paradox is irrefutable

Notes on a post it note
Just an idea for a MLC Christmas card design. Post-it notes are my go-to resource for ideas, thoughts, reminders.

 

Notes on a post it note
Brief phone call for clarity, which led to new thoughts…

 

Rigid or clear?

Unreasonable or fair?

Alone or collaboration?

Wishing or planning?

Uncommitted or committed.

Failure or triumph?

Uncertain or certain?

Timid or brave?

Clear, concise, and compelling vision?

Fear or confidence.

Status quo or transformation?

Unintentional or intentional?

Wait or go?

Safe or Risky?

 

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What to expect from my Disney Leadership keynote speech

Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker jeff noel
Coming Summer 2017…slated as the closing Keynote Speaker on July 21.

 

What to expect from my Disney Leadership keynote speech:

 

  • Exposure to the overarching thesis for Disney Leadership
  • Refocus on the power to unite an organization with a clear, concise, and compelling vision
  • Learn why development is different, and better, for creating an involved and committed workforce
  • Identify what type of involvement moves employees from compliant to committed
  • Uncover the key areas of leadership accountability Disney uses for world-class consistency
  • Discover five areas of focus Disney’s most committed leaders employ to inspire their employees all day, every day

 

Expect to be wowed.

Expect to question your daily routine.

Expect to .think .differently

 

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Change is good

Leadership expert jeff noel
The new look.

 

Top Disney Keynote Speaker jeff noel
The old look.

 

We wait.

And we will always be waiting.

We think that will change.

But it won’t.

Why?

Because asking our boss for permission for our crazy ambitious idea offers little for the boss.

If the idea works, we get credit.

If it fails, our boss has made a bad decision.

There are exceptions.

You could have a boss who has mastered the art of risk and reward.

 

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