Dear Son – Page 87 – Disney Employee Engagement Speaker

Dear Son, Im nearly 10% overweight

photo of Be Our Guest Restaurant entrance at night — the weight of the world on our shoulders – no one is immune

Dear Son, Im nearly 10% overweight. Ideal, thriving weight is 151. This morning 164.5.

Been hovering between 157 – 162 for the past year.

Weirdly, I can tell a sudden two pound weight gain simply from the way I feel. It’s similar to the way I set out (yesterday) to run a six-minute mile, at the 800 meter split, 3:03. The second 800, 2:57. You do the math. Freaky.

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Dear Son, cherish and respect your body

wellbeing — we cherish and respect our Freedom as American citizens… our body is also a home

Dear Son, cherish and respect your body.

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Dear Son, How Do You Think Your Dad Became The Internet’s Only Five-A-Day Blogger?

Dear Son, how do you think your Dad became the Internet’s Only Five-A-Day Blogger? I applied Walt Disney’s philosophy of making common sense, common practice. It’s a long story, but it doesn’t need to be.

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Dear Son, You Do Remember How I Became A World Class Master’s Athlete, Right?

You become great at anything...one race at a time.

Dear Son, you do remember how your Dad became a world class Master’s athlete, right? I applied everything I learned at Disney. Whether it’s running a company or running 400 meters. Both can be done in a world class manner, if you are willing to apply common sense.

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Dear Son, Walt Disney Said If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It

I think I can, I think I can, I think I can...

Turning the corner and no looking back...

Dear Son, Walt Disney said, “If you can dream it, you can do it”. As you know, your Dad has studied Walt all his life and worked for Walt for 3/5th’s of it. I have been teaching you everything I know, and as you get older, the lessons will become more profound.

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