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The Wisdom Of Walt Disney
Throughout time you can find lots of people who’s words are still as great today as they were in the past; interestingly many Disney quotes are considered to be amongst all of the wisdom.
Off the top of your head you are probably able to quote a variety of Disney pictures, and for some of them you would even be able to quotes sentences from different characters. Would is be unexpected to you to consider that a lot of those Disney quotes are as valid nowadays, as they were at the time they were spoken?
How about the Walt Disney quotes like; “How could I be so stupid?” This could easily ruin the business!” used from Monsters Inc. aren’t an awesome illustration of Disney quotes we ought to think about, being the state of the economy throughout the first part of the twenty-first century. Whereas from Finding Nemo, “Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming; are you my conscience?” seems extremely suitable nowadays, because, what do we do? We swim, swim, and we swim.
Most people would agree that Walt Disney was a person way ahead of the majority of his contemporaries. The futuristic concepts coupled with his obvious knowing about the nature of persons, all evident in the amazing theme parks he created. A huge number of Walt Disney quotes demonstrate how insightful the person was.
Although he is not responsible for writing the truly great classics that come out of the Disney studios, anyone that has had the time to read various original variations, will agree that they have all been altered substantially. A lot of the classic lines not present in the original stories. It is very clear that a lot of the great Disney quotes would never have been there if he had not approved of what they represented.
Anyone old enough or lucky enough to have actually viewed the weekly shows where Walt Disney would present the stories himself, would know that there are many Disney quotes that are unfortunately not as widely known as the ones in the films. These Disney quotes are equally important in the modern environment.
So when you are watching Donal Duck’s latest antics, or listening to Merlin speak in that famous film “The Sword & The Stone”, or possibly when you are trying to work out if Goofy is right or not, listen a little more closely to the Disney quotes in the movie, and see how they relate to your own life.
In conclusion, and to harness another of the wonderful Disney quotes; “When you go after honey with a balloon, it is wise to not let the bees know you are coming”, I will try to fathom just how that applies to this short article.
If you have noticed that the world doesn’t owe you a living, and want one of these brilliant Walt Disney sayings that will serve you well in the future, then look no further than ‘First rule of leadership: everything is your fault.’ A lot of corporations in the 2000′s seemed to ignore that one; it might be nice to believe that Walt Disney knew what was going to be coming, and that somehow filtered down through the ages to the authors of ‘Finding Nemo’.
Oh, why the Winnie the Pooh quote? For the reason that too often in our life, all of us let the bees know we are coming.
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