Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Has it ever crossed your mind?
Loyalty. Organizational loyalty. The loyalty you show. The loyalty you receive.
And even if, for what ever reason, you question your current loyalty, where else would you go to find it?
Catch 22, isn’t it?
Here’s a provocative perspective from a business contact from LinkedIn.
Click here to read David Noer’s blog post: The Necessary Paradox of Cautious Loyalty.
Last night as my wife and I celebrated our 25th anniversary with our great company, it really hit me. I mean, it seriously hit me. And it really comes as no surprise. However, because of it’s simplicity, it is rampantly commonly overlooked.
Great companies are founded and grow for one simple reason: They want to make a difference in the lives of others.
Plus, great companies reward loyalty with valuable trophies. Trophy value is a priceless, intangible reminder that an employee’s longevity is an integral part of being world-class.
Say what you want, but nothing changes the fact that there is an unstoppable force when people are led with passion and are committed to make a difference.
And then it occurred to me this morning, that’s why I write five daily blogs. I mean, who does that?
Does this mean I get another trophy?
Orlando’s jeff noel loves Disney.
What’s not to love about Disney?
And I especially love to promote Disney Institute.
Here’s a You Tube video I found. It’s actually on their Disney Institute website; however, did a You Tube search for Disney Institute last night and found it there also.
For your information and clarification, here’s a great, and quick, look at what Disney Institute actually is and does. NOTE: The clip starts 13 seconds after you click play, and it’s worth the wait. 🙂
Make it a great day and “Happy Friday” to all of you. Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
Top Ten List?
I mentioned on my LinkedIn profile a week or so ago that I’d reveal the unacknowledged, biggest fear humans have. And by the way, it’s simply my opinion – based on 50 years of dreaming, doing and teaching.
Still wanna know what it is? Is the truth something we should fear?
It’s OK to be afraid. Fear is a gift to help humans survive. It can also paralyze us, imposing the opposite effect, and destroy our potential.
Drum roll please…………………………………..
And the number one, (and invisible), human fear of all time?
The Fear of Living!
When this was revealed to me, I discounted it. Seriously. I denied that I was living my life “in fear” of living.
I’ll bet a dollar that many who read this will immediately dismiss the notion. This is exactly why I call it invisible, or unacknowledged.
That’s what I think, which actually means nothing to anyone really. I challenge you to make up your own mind.
Here’s what I ask myself every moment of every day: “Am I living as if I want to leave a legacy for my organization“?
The challenge at work and at home, is to figure out how to live without regret. Not doing it, is what really scares me. Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂