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.

The votes are in! 🙌 Over 250+ people voted for their favourite talks that will go on to the finals 💪 A special thank you to all who participated, got stuck in, created their talks and dared to share 🙏 It takes courage, commitment and strength to pull all the way through, and you all did that: @Doa Kaptan @Éva Raposa @Subhan Nair @Anil de Vries @Emma Fábryová @Sam Dunlop @Janet Little @Ayu Masruroh @Justin Yip @Sungsoo Choi @Harrison Angwin @Rodrigo Rios @Tony Mulligan @Dani Rosenblad James @Wolfram Grohnert @Natalie Duncan @Semih Yalap @Danny Hansen @Vernon Foster @Craig Gauvreau @Jim Jenkins @Kevin Pagan @John Doorbar @Björn Hagemann Each and everyone of you; I salute you. I thank you. For being here, doing the work and committing. Thank you for taking part of this first round of "SKOOLx" 🙏 Now. For the FINAL......🎉🎉🎉 Date: Saturday 27th June Time: 3PM-5PM CEST (Central European Timezone - check your local timezone in the calendar) Event & Link: https://www.skool.com/beginner/calendar?eid=f24ef92ee00d4da19068964a87bef0a4

I want to start by telling you something about permission. For years, I believed permission came from the outside - from achievements, from degrees, from other people's approval. I was a girl who learned to be invisible while trying to be extraordinary. I thought if I just achieved enough, climbed high enough, I'd finally have permission to take up space. But then something happened that changed everything. A breakup. A song. A city on the other side of the world. And I realized I'd been asking the wrong question my entire life. What if permission was never something to be earned? What if it was something I had to give myself? This is the story of how I learned that. And how a carousel taught me what I'd been missing the whole time.

My name is Ayu Masruroh, and I come from Indonesia. Today, I would like to share a story about courage, justice, and the power of speaking up. It is a story that changed my life and helped transform the lives of many others across my country. My speech is entitled “The Cost of Silence, the Power of a Voice.” I would like to say that I am truly grateful for the opportunity to participate in this event. I am still learning English and still learning to speak confidently in front of a camera. I know about this competition from @Ben Sherry, and I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for creating this platform @Lucas Reuterstig. I would also greatly appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or constructive criticism on my video, as I am always eager to learn and improve. Thank you, and I hope you enjoy my speech. :)

Hello everyone! Here is my video entry. Mine is about my personal struggles, story and the dangers of needing to "feel ready" in life. Thank you @Ben Sherry for the opportunity this was enjoyable for me and outside of my comfort zone 🙏 I hope you enjoy and good luck to all!