Tag: Video

Mr Disney Keynote Speaker, roll film

 

Mr Disney Keynote Speaker, roll film.

Working on something and this inspires the karma we are looking for.

 

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Hey industrial revolution, stop stealing our dreams

 

This is only for busy people who want to take a risk to pause a few minutes to potentially feel something strong enough from this 2016 Seth Godin riff that might actually influence the way they do their current work.

 

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Folding chair, bottle of water and a bag of crackers (video)

 

i know, sounds inflated.

•  40% rule  •

An example from these five daisy-chained blog posts.

In early 2009, my record for consecutive days writing five daily blog posts was two days.

i set an impossible goal of writing five-a-day for 100 straight days.

Impossible.

Fast forward.

It’s been 3,200+ consecutive days.

Never missing a single day.

So yes, we are capable of more than we think.

Much more.

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Speaker Video idea 4/5 – Conflict

Disney Keynote Speakers
“Backstage Magic”.

 

Disney Characters
Enlisted a complete stranger to help capture the story in Glacier National Park.

 

Disney Management Consultants
Bear Hat Mountain requires serious effort to visit.

 

Speaker Video idea 4/5 – Conflict:

Great stories always involve conflict. We’ll need to figure out our conflict. Some ideas:

  1. Client verbally pushes back on “No speaker videos and wants to discontinue conversation – or the look on jeff’s face says the client never replied back via email.”
  2. jeff is clearly challenged to find a convincing way to get Meeting Planners and Speakers Bureaus to .think .differently
  3. Showcase a Disney Theme Park example of a stereotypical challenge that overcame conventional thinking by our Guests
  4. Illustrate the “plain vanilla effect” of every speaker having speaker videos – an impossible stereotype to break???
  5. Maybe a short clip of Roger Bannister breaking the 4-minute mile barrier, or something like that – the Berlin Wall coming down

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