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Not all gifts come with a bow
Skoolx entry. Appreciate loved ones and moments we normally take for granted. @Ben Sherry @Lucas Reuterstig @Alexander Grabner Jarlung
Not all gifts come with a bow
0 likes • 2h
This was so good. From the content of your message to the delivery and to the camera placement - on the mark! After you made a gesture then go back to a neutral body position - brother you nailed it.
Dani's SKOOLx Signature Talk- Vote Now!
The Day My Shoes Melted: A Powerful Lesson About Persistence and Finishing What Matters This is my official entry for SKOOLx, and it's now live for voting. My talk is about taking that next step to get to your goal. I'll be honest, putting this together pushed me. I wrote this over so many times and focused on it for days. Then, I practiced it for hours and hours. But I'm proud of myself for finally allowing it to be finished. Sure, it needs work. But isn’t that why they’re having this competition, to help us make it better? If you feel that this resonates with you, I'd really appreciate your vote. Every vote counts and my dream is to make it to the finals! So, I'd love to have your support behind me with your melted shoes! 😉 (No shoes were harmed in the making of this talk) Vote here: https://forms.gle/bbqBf65BFVQaqvmP7 Voting ends on Monday, June 22nd! Thanks for your support! What did you think of my talk? Share in the comments! I’d love to hear your thoughts! @Björn Hagemann, @Natalie Duncan, @Emma Fábryová, @Wolfram Grohnert, @Doa Kaptan, @Rodrigo Rios, @Vernon Foster, @Kevin Pagan, @Sungsoo Choi, @Fredrik Lyngmark, @leslie jensen, @John Doorbar, @lori-ann Muenzer, @Subhan Nair, @Éva Raposa, @Janet Little, @Sam Dunlop, @Semih Yalap, @Anil de Vries, @Amir Salemi, @Danny Hansen, @Harrison Angwin, @Tony Mulligan, @Lindsay Bruce, @Craig Gauvreau, @Jutta Wohlrab, @Justin Yip, @Ben Sherry, @Lucas Reuterstig, @Tony Mulligan
1 like • 2h
Nice job! 👊 Your passion for this sure came through. The melted shoes is the perfect metaphor. This was inspiring. You are a master of the pause. Moving your camera further away if you can, would be super, to capture more of those gestures. You nailed this!
Permission to Iterate
What if the way we often interpret our struggles is not the only way to understand them? What if there is another way to read the evidence?
1 like • 3h
This was good. The analogy of judge and prosecutor is perfect for this topic. Wise choice. Your expressiveness adds to your presentation.
What If Burnout Isn't the Problem?: Why High Achievers Lose Themselves Long Before They Burn Out
In this talk, Dr. Janet Little explores the hidden cost of success and why burnout is often a symptom—not the root cause. Through her personal journey, she reveals how confusing sacrifice with service can lead to self-abandonment and offers a powerful reframe for living and leading from a place of overflow rather than depletion.
What If Burnout Isn't the Problem?: Why High Achievers Lose Themselves Long Before They Burn Out
2 likes • 11h
Oh my!?! This was so good @Janet Little so good. The analogy of the saucer and the cup—NAILED IT!!!I say nailed It!!! Your facial expressions and voice variations supported your content superbly. Your message is on the mark. Since video is here to stay, (I'm still working on this on my end), If you moved your camera further out or flipped to landscape, we could see some of those functional gestures. Since I could only see your upper arm movement but not some of your hand gestures there is some emphasis that you could really add to the presentation if I saw that. There is one caution that I have. Only because it was a Herculean effort on my part cut from my gestures - the one finger point. I know that you are emphasizing you point which is perfect at that moment. The finger point toward the audience often has a negative effect. Play with other different gestures that would achieve your desired effect. Because girl, you are on fire 🔥 with this presentation. Amazing, really amazing.
🙂 SKOOLx has been humbling...
I'm only 15 talks in (including mine 😅 so really only 14), and I want everyone to win. WOW, every single talk so far has been incredible! Truly! What's fascinating to me is that we are ALL winners when we show up to upgrade our skills. @Ben Sherry alluded to this in a post. But I truly feel it right now. I'm feeling an incredible amount of gratitude right now for this and happy for every single one of you who entered. It's genuinely humbling to be in such a passionate bunch of humans. YOU ARE ALL WINNERS. - @Doa Kaptan your talk was the FIRST I heard in here and dang was it good and resonant! You took an analogy I've been using for well over a decade and brought it to life in a way that I had never considered. PROPS for that 😅 - @Wolfram Grohnert this was SO smooth. I wondered if you do indeed have that 181. It would be funny, right? I made a note to learn more about the Third Mind State. Your experience in Barbados was a classic example of the concept, and the visual DROVE it home! 🚙 - @Kevin Pagan your famous people examples were SO good but also the baseball analogy -- everything felt so powerful and like it had legs to stand on. Great ways to use what we already know about to make your point. 🧠 - @Vernon Foster you are SUCH a funny guy but also the lessons you brought to the mix were so well done that I mean it sincerely that I'll have the "just last 3 miles" visual for a long time. Fun fact: I've never run a marathon but often run 5k races. So they are ACTUALLY 3 miles. That gave me a laugh! - @Justin Yip I know you so well and deeply connect with your way of showing up and human geekery, so your talk was an immediate favorite before you even got started. I know I'm biased 😆 but the topic was also like you made this just for me and it FELT that way. So thanks friend for making your talk for me! ha! It was great! - @Subhan Nair your presence was FIRE. I felt like you were used to being on a big stage already. And your non-hook hook got me. Clever cookie you are! Anyways, the point hit home too especially knowing exactly what you were talking about from riding around on a motorcycle in the seeming chaos of Brazil's streets that are actually quite fine! 🛵 THE CONNECTION is it! Beautiful! - @Natalie Duncan I will be thinking about this talk for forever. You really got me. The movements. The mission. The passion for it. The JOY of thinking on the cash-paid aunties water park and resort vibes was just brilliant. All of it. We can play our way to ANYTHING! - @Danny Hansen goes and makes a talk about learning English, sounding like it's your first language. DANG. So impressive! The bubble analogy was so well done and really powerful, but it was made all the more powerful by your control of the English language. Well done all around! Truly! - @Sungsoo Choi WOW. Just sharing a few words here, I am brought to tears again. I mean, I'm not over here bawling or anything, but it was so deeply resonant 🎵 that I'm feeling it all over again. Now THAT is spectacular. I will smile when I see your name around moving forward! I know this! - @Dani Rosenblad James goes hiking in this crazy canyon with MELTED SHOES and says "it is what it is". Like WHOAH. What a story! And then you managed to make it connect with your writing business so it can be a signature talk that brings that piece forward too. Well done, Dani! - @Semih Yalap "Cicero, nervous!" I'll never see Cicero the same again! 😉 But in a good way. This helps me feel empowered just as a gal who also feels nervous at times, knowing it's just about what comes after the + sign! Another one so memorable I think I'll remember it in the years to come. Amazing! And you were nervous... like Cicero! - @Craig Gauvreau Your talk was the third of the bunch that brought me to tears. I knew it was coming before we got to that part. I feel really strongly that your willingness to show up and do the hard things means something (be on the road and STILL do this, write a whole book, be there in the crazy crises of your working dynamics, etc.). I'd be really happy to see you continue this one and share the wisdom from your book! - @Sam Dunlop You piqued my curiosity so much about mana that I looked it up to learn more. This was a cool non-groan-worthy talk. But the groan part was funny. Nice touch! There were SO many nice touches that brought this truly to life! Congrats on this one, can't wait to see more in the future...! - @Jim Jenkins I hope you WILL be sharing this elsewhere and with the little comment about your prop too. ha! I felt strongly after I heard what you shared that we need more JIM-LIKE leaders in the world. You are truly a class act, and what you shared told me that you are someone to learn about leadership from. I hope that's what you're doing for a living! 😆
🙂 SKOOLx has been humbling...
3 likes • 14h
@Éva Raposa that is a fantastic summary. I'm only 5 in, so respect to you from over here 🙏
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Craig Gauvreau
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Health & safety consultant, writer & speaker From Alberta, Canada. I work primarily in industrial construction and oil & gas. Safety, make it personal

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