Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
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The Fearless Fire Hall was a few blocks from Cheryl’s home. We did the decorating ourselves. My legs were sore from climbing a short ladder about 200 times.
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Walt Disney said to never rest on your laurels.
Why?
Because the road to excellence has no finish line.
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Can we turn a work assignment into a wonderful once-in-a-lifetime opportunity?
Maybe a decade ago was asked to be Marty’s “handler” for two days while he was at Walt Disney World to deliver a keynote speech.
It was a transformational experience because of the unanticipated quality time together.
In 30+ years at Disney, never asked for a single autograph. The photo above is no exception.
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Why do you do it the “ugly way”?
The story here is the prelude for this post’s message.
Prior to iPhone 6, a combination of WordPress and smartphone limitations had the mobile responsiveness feature not fully developed.
A perfectly sized photo and caption on a laptop would be partially cut off on a smaller device. The blog post text would adapt to the much smaller screen, but not the photo and embedded caption.
The only way to read the caption was to remove it from the photo.
Easy fix.
But when technology fixed the original challenge, why didn’t the blogger return to the old (better) way?
Busy, blind, comfortable with a routine.
The teen called it out immediately.
Thank you.
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(photo: Circa 2004, Disney’s Contemporary Resort Hotel)
Accepting the Professional Speaker position at Disney Institute in March 1999 led to an incredible revelation.
The past 15 years in Walt Disney World Resort Operations had taken a toll.
Urgency addiction was insidious.
The first hint came quickly, in the first couple weeks at Disney Institute… being able to go to lunch at the same time everyday. And to actually eat lunch at a leisurely pace without any interruptions.
Like hitting the lottery.
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