Welcome to If Disney Ran Your Life with Jeff Noel.

After a wonderful 30 year career at Walt Disney World, including 15 years teaching at the Disney Institute, Jeff Noel shares how Disney impacted his personal life.

Hear inside stories from a life at Disney and realize how you would think differently about everything if Disney ran your life.

Jeff Noel will share what he learned working at Disney to add personal vibrancy to your days and discover what it would be like If Disney Ran Your Life.

In this episode, Jeff Noel examines personal vibrancy and discusses whether or not personal balance is a myth.

Jeff shares stories from his career at Disney and explains how you can apply Disney lessons to your life to add balance and personal vibrancy.

If you pursue excellence at work and lower the bar at home, you are cheating yourself and your family.

As a speaker at Disney Institute, I helped organizations discover organizational vibrancy. What if we applied the same principles to our own life to discover personal vibrancy?

If Disney Ran Your Life, what would you do differently to change your culture and add more to your life?

Organizations suffer from a lack of risk-taking, lack of perseverance, and the inability to dream big. Many individuals suffer from the same problems.

If time dictates your balance, you are doing it wrong.

Time does not determine if you have balance in your life. But if it isn't time, where does balance come from?

In this episode, Jeff reveals the secret of how to achieve balance. And it may not be what you think.

If Disney Ran Your Life, you would take a radical new approach to achieve balance in your life.

1. What is your most inspiring, unfilled dream?

2. Why is it important?

3. How bad do you want it?

Honest answers to simple yet direct questions can transform what you do next. What you do next can change everything.

How much effort is too much? What about when you're tired? What about when you think no one will notice, is good enough good enough?

Jeff learned from a wise Magic Kingdom leader during the busiest season that every customer interaction needs to be an A+, and most importantly, WHY it needs to be an A+.

The same world-class devotion to business life should be mandatory in your personal life.

If Disney ran your life, you'd be expected to take small risks all day, everyday. Risk taking is not a luxury. Not every risk pays off. You get credit for a win just for trying. Make risk taking a habit that becomes so comfortable you no longer realize you are always taking small daily risks.

We also explore Jeff Bezos's Day One mentality. What if every day was your organization's very first day?

Disney outdistances their competition by over-focusing on the same things their competitors under-focus on or ignore. Disney is massively intentional where others are unintentional.

This over-focusing is transferable to personal life. Your biggest competitor is your current self. Who you are now competes with who you want to become.