Addiction To Disney Research Paper
My addiction to Disney was inevitable from the day I was born. Each of my parents went to Disney when they were younger and it served as a common bond between them. They got married at the Grand Floridian at the Walt Disney Resort and I have gone to Disney multiple times a year every year. I even took my first steps in Magic Kingdom. Growing up, Disney was a world of fairy tales. As I got older I soon realized there were real people behind it. I developed an interest in business as my family owns their own business. This led me to admire the way Disney was run. The company went from nothing to a known name in every household in the world. Under Eisner’s leadership alone it went from a 1.8 billion dollar company to a 100 billion dollar one. Having the opportunity to meet and listen to Michael Eisner, one of the people I admire most, was incredible.
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In order to be successful one needs to stay inside the box financially, by sticking to budgets, and filling the box with creativity. The box adds a sense of practicality to the equation of running a successful business. As Eisner said, one must be practical or they will not survive in the business industry. Micromanagement is something I have always believed in. If one wants the big picture to come together, they need to make sure every piece is right even if that means stepping in yourself. I already have experience in micromanagement in school. I direct the morning news show at Lakewood Ranch High School. Before the show starts, I go through and make sure everyone completed their job and fix any mistakes that were made. This way I can assure the show runs as smooth as possible. I loved that fact that Eisner kept with Walt Disney’s view on micromanagement, keeping the true Disney experience alive. The way Eisner conducts himself and runs his business is the way I would like to run a future
Since I …show more content…
In order to be successful one needs to stay inside the box financially, by sticking to budgets, and filling the box with creativity. The box adds a sense of practicality to the equation of running a successful business. As Eisner said, one must be practical or they will not survive in the business industry. Micromanagement is something I have always believed in. If one wants the big picture to come together, they need to make sure every piece is right even if that means stepping in yourself. I already have experience in micromanagement in school. I direct the morning news show at Lakewood Ranch High School. Before the show starts, I go through and make sure everyone completed their job and fix any mistakes that were made. This way I can assure the show runs as smooth as possible. I loved that fact that Eisner kept with Walt Disney’s view on micromanagement, keeping the true Disney experience alive. The way Eisner conducts himself and runs his business is the way I would like to run a future