Walt Disney’s last filmed appearance October 27, 1966

Walt Disney’s last filmed appearance was October 27, 1966.

It was not the EPCOT video as we previously thought.

Forty-nine days later, Walt took his last breath.

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Talk like a Pirate day

In honor of a current American tradition and Walt Disney…

 

 

Talk like a Pirate day was two days ago and i got to use my one Pirate joke.

This annual tradition is never on my radar because i have only one joke for it.

But it’s not every day that you get to tell a pirate joke in front of an audience of 80.

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Glacier National Park video

 

From Grinnell Glacier Overlook, the video starts pointing Northeast and pans right, finishing with a zoom in of Lake McDonald on the West.

Can you imagine seeing, feeling, smelling, and hearing this in person?

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Are we exercising our professional freedom?

 

The importance of things is lost on the simplicity and familiarity of these things.

For example, how important is our freedom to choose?.

More specifically, how important is our freedom to choose our leadership beliefs and habits?

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Being self-employed accelerates your disdain for theory

 

The world is full of critics.

i used to be one.

No longer.

Most critics have no idea how things actually get done.

i didn’t.

i thought things got done well, or poorly, based on someone’s ability to practice sound theory.

Theory is for amateurs.

The dreams, the struggles, the setbacks, the compromises, the weaknesses, the defeats, the perseverance, the joy, the creativity, and ultimately if you stay self-employed long enough and discard theory, the triumph.

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