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When you can stretch Mary Poppins into a business movie, you know you've got problems.

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Business movie, Mary Poppins.

Hi I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live.

I'm going to give you a quick review of an older movie, okay, 1960s. And this is Mary Poppins, the original Walt Disney version.

I'm not talking about the new one that came out a few years back. This is the original one with Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke. And I want to go into this because it is, believe it or not a business movie. And it's a personal business movie.

If you haven't seen in a long time, or you haven't seen it at all don't let the name fool you. This isn't just some, some silly little kid's movie it is but it isn't. There's extra elements to it, that are very subtle, but indistinguishable.

When you when you watch it as an adult, especially if you've had kids, if you've been a parent, it can make a huge impact. I'll get into that in a second.

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Now, let's get into Mary Poppins.

Why is Mary Poppins a business movie?

Well, it's not as much a story about Mary Poppins, if you've ever seen the movie Saving Mr. Banks. That's a lot of what that movie is about the behind the scenes of it. And it a lot of it is fantasy in that movie also.

But that movie, points to the fact that this was a story about the father more than anything else. Who's the Father, the father's Mr. Banks, he is the busy the consummate businessman. He is the guy that's focused on the bottom line.

He's focused on the numbers and has very little time for his family. Now, this brings up a point that I I like to talk about called virtuous diversions.

One of the major themes of the movie is, you've you've probably heard the tune or heard the expression, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, you know, or let's go fly a kite.

You all these different little songs in the movie, it's all about having virtuous diversions, away from business with your family if you have a family, but even if you don't have a family, if you have something to do that isn't bad for you. That is it habit forming or something like that, where it it's it's a diversion that pulls you away from reality, but more of a thing that lightens the mood that allows you to step away from business, it can improve your business, everything improves.

If you allow yourself the chance to step away once in a while, you've got to get outside of that world. And then step back into it, you can't be in a 24 seven, you will burn out something will happen where it just will not end well.

It doesn't matter what personnel, some personalities handle it a little better.