Walt Disney
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Sep 22, 2026
Jesse ColeGUEST
I'm growing by learning from other innovators.
Jesse ColeGUEST
The Walt Disney's, the PT Barnum's, the Jeff Bezos, the Steve Jobs, learning from that, putting it into ideas to develop the business.
Jesse ColeGUEST
That's where I can make the biggest impact.
Jesse ColeGUEST
So um it was tough you know 2015 i woke up every morning not on purpose i woke up and i was focused on other people's problems other people's priorities i would go through social media i would look at news look at espn and i lost the days i didn't win the morning so i read miracle morning by hal elrod and started developing my own mornings and so now every day i write in my journal i write 10 ideas every single morning i do a thank you letter or a thank you video i read And then I go and go for a run while listening to a business podcast or something that can inspire me to think differently.
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Erik Van HornHOST
Who's not settling out there in people that you look up to, their peers, their people that you admire? Who's not settling out
Jesse ColeGUEST
there? The greatest is my biggest role model.
Jesse ColeGUEST
And looking at it right now, I got a whole section in my house, in my office, Walt Disney.
Jesse ColeGUEST
I mean, you think about what he did.
Brennan StorrHOST
Where...
Brennan StorrHOST
A- and I think he played Walt Disney, and he...
Brennan StorrHOST
Of course, Walt Disney was a, like a famous smoker.
Brennan StorrHOST
And, uh, from what I understand, Disney has a policy where they won't show smoking in their films anymore.
Brennan StorrHOST
So there's like scenes where you see him like lighting a cigarette, but then he has to hastily put it out, or he lights it and then the camera cuts away so you never actually see him puffing on it.
DougHOST
the stuff he chose for us to read was disturbing enough.
DougHOST
Right? Will? Walt Disney.
DougHOST
Oh, yeah.
DougHOST
Wow, there's some skeletons in that closet.
Granger ForsonHOST
All these things are really, really important.
Granger ForsonHOST
I, I always remember, um, was it, uh, Walt Disney is quoted as saying when they were building the animatronics for the jungle ride in the first Disney theme park, and some of the bird actions he wasn't pleased with.
Granger ForsonHOST
And he said, "I want a few more actuators.
Granger ForsonHOST
I want a few more movements within that." And they said, "Mi- Mr.
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Long John Silver established core pirate tropes, parrots and peg legs.
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Walt Disney 1950s live action adaptation and Robert Newton's exaggerated West Country accent shaped the mainstream pirate accent.
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Notable past Silvers include Orson Welles, Tim Curry, and Charlton Heston.
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Mm-hmm.
Jim MartinHOST
but you've had a dog I know you've had lots of dogs run at you but you've had dogs run at you and you barked at them and that was effective at stopping them from attacking you
Sam ManicomHOST
I let them almost catch up with me and then flip open the front of my helmet and lean down and bark at them as loudly as I can it's like watching a Walt Disney cartoon you know when the characters dig their heels in you can see this ruck up of the soil under their feet yeah paws do that too
Jim MartinHOST
Forceful thoughts.
Jim MartinHOST
Can you give us that bark right now? Just imagine the dog's running up, it's coming up, it's coming up.
MommyHOST
The Chicago Fair, or the White City, inspired two more magical places, the Emerald City in the classic children's book The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum, and Disneyland.
MommyHOST
Walt Disney's father was a construction worker at the fair.
MommyHOST
He told his son stories about the dreamlike city he had helped build, and young Walt grew up to build famous amusement parks that stay open all year round.
MommyHOST
And you've been to it, haven't you? Visitors returned to their homes to tell the story of the world's greatest ride, and before long, copies of the Ferris Wheel began popping up around the world.
Andrew KeenHOST
You're talking to me from Pittsburgh.
Andrew KeenHOST
I'm on the West Coast in California, just north of Los Angeles, where a certain Walt Disney began his...
Andrew KeenHOST
Rise.
Andrew KeenHOST
Is there something unique about America when it comes to happiness, when especially non-Americans think of happiness in America? They think of Disney and the manufacturing of happiness.
JeromeGUEST
If, you know, if...
JeromeGUEST
If there wasn't a Main Street, you would say New Orleans Square is most Walt.
JeromeGUEST
And you could say that of many of the original lands.
JeromeGUEST
But for sure, it's the most Lillian of all the lands.
JeromeGUEST
So I would say out of all the lands, New Orleans is most Lillian.
JeromeGUEST
of all the lands, that's for sure.
JeromeGUEST
And definitely, I mean, Walt and Lillian both loved New Orleans.
JeromeGUEST
They traveled there a bunch.
AliciaHOST
The hope is that by sharing these stories, you'll have the knowledge and the confidence to embark on this amazing journey yourself if you determine it's the right one for you.
AliciaHOST
In the words of Walt Disney, all of our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.
AliciaHOST
All you need is faith, trust, and a little bit of pixie dust.
AliciaHOST
We're excited to have City Fertility as our proud partners here at the No Need for Prince Charming podcast.
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