Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Here’s how I tell if I’m the same person at work as I am at home. This may work for you too. Ask a simple question. How far apart is the way I behave at home from the way I behave at work?
The more you love your job, the more you are the same person. The less you love your job, the more noticeable the difference in the way you feel when you’re at home.
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Dear Son, how lonely is it being a freak? Very.
Thank goodness I have my best friend and soul mate (your Mom) who “gets me”.
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Yep, I’m a professional speaker. A teacher. A professional antagonist. The guy in the spotlight. The person everyone expects to be smart and funny. Really? Me? You’re kidding right?
So this is where I’ve landed in life. And every time I step in front of an audience, I go into it with the same mindset as a heart surgeon going into heart surgery. And right now my mind wanders, and wonders, does everyone approach their job this way?
Back to reality….as people were leaving yesterday’s keynote, the client said, “That was perfect!”
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Without knowing it most of my life, the thing that held me back was thinking I didn’t have a gift to offer the world. Now in my 50’s, I can actually see the rampant prevalence in society. Thing is, the prevalence has always been there. It’s just that now that I’ve overcome my own insecurities, it’s easy to spot in others.
Here’s the other thing, and this has been around for eons too – everyone has a special gift to offer. This is also easy for me to spot, and quite exciting.
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Leaving yesterday’s presentation, one of the sponsors hollered, “You have a gift”. I really have a hard time accepting comments like this. Hard to feel deserving or worthy. Didn’t give it much thought until I started writing this post.
Actually, we all have “a gift”. It’s called Summer. It’s here. It’s real. We all get the same one. But will we have a hard time accepting it, feeling worthy of it? Or will we unwrap it and live (work) like we mean it?
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