If Disney ran your business

Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Inspiring views never get old.

 

If Disney ran your business, we’d ask three simple questions:

  1. What do your customers believe is your biggest promise to them?
  2. How do you systematically deliver your promise at every touchpoint?
  3. How important is connecting emotionally and how well do you do that with every customer?

There are many more questions but these are the baseline starting points.

 

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What is your reputation for responsiveness?

Books on a library shelf
Book near the top has a great title: “Ever Wonder Why?” Photo from last night’s NEHS induction ceremony.

 

What is your reputation for responsiveness?

You know those people who you send emails or texts to and you wonder if they’ll ever reply to you?

You know those people who you email or text and you hear back from them so quickly it astonishes (and delights) you?

Your habits define which way people think of you.

It’s either scary or comforting to think about.

If you were a Disney leader, you would want to have a reputation for being responsive. It’s that simple. It is also incredibly challenging.

 

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Imagine who you become striving to be the most admired in all the world

Orlando Based Professional Speaker jeff noel

 

(photo: He worked for 30 years at a Company striving to be the most admired company in the world… living above reproach is the vision.)

When asked intelligent, world-class questions, we should never become:

  • intimidated
  • embarrassed
  • angered

Our answer may elicit one of those emotional responses above, but the question never should.

Never.

Ever.

Any organization charging a premium price for the information they spout as Gospel, should have answers above reproach to the toughest, most intimate questions.

If they don’t… well… you decide.

And why wouldn’t they have an answer above reproach?

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