Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
jeff noel, me, has the daily burden (privilege/obligation) of writing five daily, differently-themed blog posts before heading out the door.
March is “Put Up or Shut Up” month at Mid Life Celebration – the Internet start-up I founded a few years back.
March is a heavy travel month. So a need, and then an epiphany appeared. And after 23 months of writing the same way…I’ll tell you tomorrow.
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When we get older we confuse boredom with hunger. We’re bored, so we eat.
In our youth, it’s reversed – we confuse hunger with boredom.
In the first, we drift so far away from our best, we can’t recall the last time we were great.
In the latter, we are so hungry to do something great, but lack confidence and skill. So we get bored being ordinary and blending in, quit, and take our place in the line labeled mediocre.
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Yesterday’s post was freakishly coincidental, a random person overheard me telling a fellow Professional Speaker I was going to quickly look for the bathroom, before the big speech.
Just a casual comment to my friend. And from out of nowhere, a voice says, “Out the back, make a left”.
Wow! Turns out, it was the CEO. He was tuned in to what his customer needed (a bathroom).
The really cool thing? A keynote speaker (me) recognized the CEO in front of hundreds of his employees. Funny how life pays you back when you do the right thing, without expectation.
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Recently, a Florida CEO made a (profound) statement, “We have yet to find the best way to do anything”.
Continuous improvement, six sigma, whatever you call it – the road to excellence has no finish line.
A leader’s job isn’t to maintain, it’s to make things better. So that when she leaves, people will say, wow, she sure pushed the boundaries and helped our organization become a household name, just like she envisioned.
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The other day, in doing the math, an epiphany:
This number could actually be double, 576,000, but I’d rather err on conservative side.
Speaking at Church, roughly 1,200 people each time. Keynotes can have 3,000, more commonly though, 300-800. A workshop, maybe 40.
Crazy how it adds up. Bet it’s true for you as well, in whatever it is you do.
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