Video – Page 22 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Great leadership assumes great risks (video)

Great leadership assumes great risks (video).

His girlfriend is terrified.

His mom surrenders to him wanting to follow his passion.

His videographer is also terrified – what if his friend falls to his death and he captures it on video?

Take risks?

It’s a matter of survival.

And then’s the difference between life and death.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell one from the other.

And there’s this other little thing.

Can you live physically, but emotionally you’re dead?

This is why risks are scary.

And why playing it safe is also frightening.

Good luck today.

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Disney Institute Customer Summit 2018 recap.

Great opportunity to learn from the best in the world.

If you’re not learning from the best in the world, how far away from best-in-the-world or how close to best-in-the-world are you?

Does it feel right to you?

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Nature is like leadership: beautiful and brutal.

Many wonderful things are visible when great leadership (or stunning Nature) is present.

What’s brutal is the harsh reality of survival.

Glacier reminds its visitors that there is a food chain and death is a natural and necessary part of the beauty.

Leadership reminds us that some companies thrive for decades and others suffer a quick, or lingering, demise.

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Two of the 30+ years worth of Disney Name Tags. Photo: Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park a couple weeks ago.

Stay flexible and strong, and of course, stay creative.

Staying creative for a lifetime means never getting bored with the basics.

Have strong beliefs.

Be flexible.

Ask others for help.

And test things, take risks – launch, learn, revise, repeat.

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