Furthermore, this website will be drastically changing soon. The company has grown, and the site is going to have different needs in the future. We will still offer great production services include video and audio, and we are going to move towards producing original stories.

We are excited to move forward!

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world, but the unreasonable man tries to adapt the world to him. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
–Samuel Butler

The rarest thing in the world is someone who does what they said would do.

Sorry for the short post, but I’m going to go do something right now… something I said would do.

I hope we never lose sight of one thing. It all began with a mouse.

I just keep thinking of how big DISNEY (the company) is right now. Theme parks, movies, TV, investments, travel, hotels, and everything else. And it all began with a mouse.

How many dreams do you have that are so big you can’t even see how they’re going to be accomplished?

Maybe they need to start with something smaller, like a mouse…

But there’s a part of the story that’s missing.

Michael Eisner, former CEO of Disney, once said:

Walt Disney used to walk around and always say, “I hope we never lose sight of one thing. It all began with a mouse.” Well, here at Disney, we know the truth. It started with a mouse, and a man.

Are we looking for the mouse, or the man? Any thoughts?

The huge room was silent – nobody wanted to miss a word. And then he asked, “What’s the difference between a win and a loss?”

After a moment of silence people started shouting out answers.

The coach responded to each answer as he heard them.

“Good defense!” someone screamed.

“Defense helps a lot, but it’s not the difference,” said the coach.

Another yell, “Rebounding!”

Another answer, “Rebounding is important, and can help you a lot, but that’s not I’m talking about.”

After a few more shouts that were off the mark, the coach relented and just told all of us what he was thinking of.

“The difference between a win and a loss is pretty simple. Don’t complicate it. It’s just one point.”

That exchange has stuck with me because so much of what I have experienced in life has come down to small moments. Such small things separate winning and losing, success and failure. Sometimes it’s scary to think of how many failures I might have had if one thing had been different. But even more scary is how many successes I might have had if I tried one more time, if I spent just a few more hours, if I made one more phone call, if I stayed up just a little later.

Really, the difference between success and failure comes down to one of something.

Anybody know who the coach was…?

After I saw this video, I bookmarked it so I could watch it whenever I needed a lift. Stories like this are what people need when there is so much negative information surrounding us.

I hope you like it. If you just want an audio only mp3 of the video, use this site. I have it on my iPod and listen to it almost daily.

Does anyone know who the guy is in the first Rocky movie who bought and sold the dog? I’m so curious!

Thanks to Chai Wisdom for the video!