Tag: Love

Please do not feel guilty for this luxury

Pikachu
On my desk the night i returned from Glacier.

Please do not feel guilty for this luxury.

What.

Loving what you do for a living that it no longer feels like work.

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Can you please keep me at Walt Disney World?

Canada work permit
Thinning out my Passport yesterday and removed this. Canadian work permit for General Motors Canada.

My scheduling request at Disney Institute:

Please keep me at Walt Disney World, and if you can’t do that please keep me in Florida, and if you can’t do that, please keep me East of the Mississippi, and if you can’t do that keep me in the US, and if you can’t do that, please keep me in North America.

With a college-bound son, the world is the new living laboratory.

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Human to human is no mystery

Jungle Cruise Disney art
Why the spear? Because of potential invaders? What are the new people’s motives for being here?

Human to human is no mystery.

Is it the unknown motives and behaviors of people that are new to us that leave us suspicious?

New employee. New leader. New initiative. 

Change always has a motive.

It’s not knowing the “real” reason that frightens workers, and lowers their trust in management.

Maybe the workers have every right to be suspicious, like the native jungle inhabitant.

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The awkward and correct answer is “no”

Texting and driving
This used to be me. Phone in hand in busy rush hour traffic. Texting and driving. Photo: Less than 24 hours ago at a 30-lane intersection near Interstate 4 and Universal Studios. Also two blocks from my gym. There is a car seat in back too, but it was empty.

 

The awkward and correct answer is “no”.

Tough love.

CEO of You, Inc.

Danger – codependency.

Obviously, life is hard.

It’s our job to figure it out.

The long way is the short cut.

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