Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
You should read a ton.
I mean you should be FANATICAL about reading.
And this should never end.
Never, ever.
You should be a student for life.
However, may I caution you, if you wish to be a responsible leader, you should at some point, start to develop your own path.
And your path should consist of your convictions.
At some point, you ought to be able to clearly articulate, in your own words, what life is all about.
Do you quote, or are you quotable?
Here’s the secret to “Are You Serious”, from yesterday’s post.
Think. Read. Watch. Listen. Talk. Write. Blog.
A lot.
Then repeat.
For example. I invested about about 30 minutes Sunday to listen to THIS.
That’s how I do it. And yes, I are serious. 🙂
PS. If you missed it two sentences up, (click THIS) Seth Godin explains, book by book, his thinking with each book. If you are serious about becoming better, this will rock your thinking – especially if you are a traditionalist.
If you Blog, write, speak, own a company, this will help you sort through some of today’s top of mind social media questions.
Click below to read…….
This thought-provoking article is worth a few minutes of your time.
Oh, I almost forgot, you don’t have 180 seconds to spare.
I was at Starbucks on Friday and ordered a tall (which is really a small – too funny) cup of coffee. They were out. So if Starbucks has to brew a fresh pot for you – in 180 seconds – they provide it complimentary.
When he made the offer, I thought, “I don’t have three minutes. I gotta get going“.
Then it hit me, “If you don’t have 180 seconds to spare in your life, you better go look in the mirror and ask why”, I said to myself.
It was amazing, in those brief three minutes, what I saw in the mirror.
I saw a man who has a difficult time fitting all life’s puzzle pieces together. But a man who doesn’t give up.
I was sad and happy all in the course of 180 seconds.
After picking up my son at summer camp, we went to Gold’s Gym for an hour.
It was a great day, because I took even more time to reflect on what’s important, and then acted on it
Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂
Using bullet points can help make any presentation more effective. No secret there.
Found a link suggesting it can work for blogs, while studying LinkedIn updates. Click here on Better Blogging with Bullet Points .
Six things I scan every morning:
Make it a great Sunday, because if you don’t, who will. Carpe diem, jungle jeff 🙂