Who’s your favorite character?

Mulan is my favorite Disney Princess.

Who’s your favorite Disney character?

Two decades ago, stumbled upon the reality that most Disney fans have a favorite character.

Serendipitously discovered a scalable way to Go The Extra Inch with nearly every client.

The secret?

Ask every client who their favorite character is and then endeavor to send them a picture of the character from some juxtaposed place i’ve visited.

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Pick one album

Pick one album for the next 4 years – the only album you could own during college – what album?

Ok, Led Zeppelin IV.

Why?

First album i owned and listened to.

Age 13, a Christmas gift from my same age cousin.

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i climb this mountain…

Disney Keynote Speakers
Six months ago.

 

Why do you like Glacier National Park so much?

The initial reaction is, “i don’t know, i just do.”

Deeper dive, not relenting on the root reason.

“Glacier does something to me when i visit, and when i think about the memories and the future trips.”

What then?

Nature.

Nature imitates life.

Glacier has become like a familiar friend – someone i trust.

i climb this mountain…

To look through God’s window.

 

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Your one best place?

Glacier National Park Annual pass
This is the place.

 

Do you have a physical place that does something for your spirit that no other physical place on Earth does?

PS. This cannot include your home.

 

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.