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@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773

5 жыл бұрын

Why is public speaking made such a great deal?

@Anja1111

5 жыл бұрын

@@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773 For many people that are in personal development like coaching/mentoring this is a big deal, because it's a way to reach much more people all at once. Yet many of us have a hard time because of stage fear, or don't know strategies, etc. Public speaking in a way you really communicate your message in a clear and entertaining way is an art. When you are listening to someone performing a speaking engagement you don't want to listen to someone that is nervous, boring, or not articulating things... Or not bounding with you as part of the listeners :) You probably know those "boring speakers", in fact they are not boring, there message isn't boring, but they haven't learned the art of public speaking. It's a profession.

@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773

5 жыл бұрын

@@Anja1111 Can one be a natural?

@teshamiller6001

5 жыл бұрын

@@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773 of course. Lots of ppl are.

@stefaneycreatively3420

5 жыл бұрын

@@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773 because the microphone is more powerful than the pen.

I got asked to do a 4-hour seminar/workshop at my former college at the start of the year. I reluctantly said yes. In the weeks and days leading up to it I constantly had butterflies in my stomach. Two days before it I even contemplated cancelling. But I stuck it out and did it. Actually really enjoyed it. And afterwards had a feeling like I just won the lottery. Getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself is hugely rewarding. Embrace the fear!

@peterchacha7865

Жыл бұрын

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@mugalueddie

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯

1. Breath deeply 2. We gaze 3. We see it coming out beautifully 4. We never let audience see us nervous 5. We start the talk with the predictable laugh Thank y'all so much dearest 🌹 Y'all such an inspiration 🥰 Be Blissful Eternally 🙏👼🌈

@martinnhantran

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@Kelvincars_gh

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your speech, it’s really great.

19:02 A study found that taller, good looking people got hired for this one reason. Confidence. They didn't hire them for their looks, being taller. When you go in for an interview. Your confidence is going to land you that job.

I have decided to write down a kind of "OVERVIEW" of BOTH the first and second part. With overview I do not mean timestaps, rather I mean things he said (note however, that I write them down in the same order as he is telling them in his talk). All the things I am going to write are from him, some sentences word by word, some sentences changed a bit. I will divide my writing in Part 1 and Part 2, but I will not provide any timestaps. Further note, that Eric uses stories/examples to make things more clear/visual, which I do not provide in this overview. That said, I hope this will be helpful for some people. Edit: If anyone wants me to add something to the "list", please let me know :). Or just share your thoughts in the comments. If I find something particularly valuable, I will add it myself here (so that people do not have to read all the comments). ############################### PART 1 ############################### - stories make it possible for us to survive; our DNA loves stories; - speaking is one of the most powerful forces there is in our society; - being a speaker, being comfortable sharing your ideas, being influential in the way you communicate can triple or more your income; - speaking obliterates all other advantages (e. g. height, gender); it is the most powerful thing you can do for your professional life; - we were NOT born to be afraid of public speaking/communicating; - the minute you start producing cortisol and adrenaline, you step back in time in your brain; you go to the more primitive parts of your brain; the more scared you are, the more primitive you go; we become more pessimistic and we lose touch with our proper brain; - children are the toughest audience ever; - Fear of missing out (FOMO) can absolutely get in your way of creating an incredible financial future; - Today, if you want to influence people, you have to start to think about them, talk to them; - Always have really clear, strategic objectives before communication (e. g. have fun); - Never let the audience notice that you are nervous (otherwise you will not believe people; their prais & warm words are platitudes & lies); - never go overtime; - your breathing has everything to do with how safe you feel; - when we are only operating on instinct everything will look scarier than it really is, because it is safer that way; - when you breathe really full, you communicate to your DNA that your environment is safe; - Excitement is nervousness about something cool and nervousness is just excitement about something scary; _______________________________________________ - Things to make you feel better going on stage: *breathing deeply *using your eyes in a soft, gazing way *we see the presentation coming out beautifully *we never let the audience see us nervous *be predictable in that first bit of your talk; know exactly what you're going to say so that you can create a predictive response from the audience in the first 30 seconds _______________________________________________ ############################### PART 2 ############################### - The stage effect is the unfair advantage that you create for yourself by standing in front of an audience; - The quality of your presentation plus the size of the audience creates the level of attraction you create as a speaker (e. g. views on KZread); - nothing will create a more lasting impression than face-to-face contact, but it is not very practical; - face-to-face contact, however, is even more powerful face-to-faces; - one of the greatest tools of the introvert is learning how to be great at storytelling and standing on stage because then you don't have to go meet people; the come and meet you; _______________________________________________ - Broad spectrum appeal: deliver with broad spectrum, i. e. in a way where the audience likes what is going on even if the topic is not a direct match for them *USE STORIES (stories are the operating system of the human mind) **stories can trigger emotion; no emotion -> no memory; emotion is the glue that causes memories to stick; **remember to deliver information in story format (you don't need to know a lot of stories); **one of the important type of stories to tell are metaphorical or allegorical, where you tell a story that the audience wants to hear but that's teaching them something else; **stories are broad spectrum automatically; *USE A RANGE OF VOCAL TECHNIQUES **deliver with passion; be who you are; put heart and soul into your talk; **you should know you story so well that you can tell them with imperfections; _______________________________________________ - Communication frequencies: *VISUAL: like to talk in picture; usually quickly and loudly; *AUDITORY: more steady tone; talk with a predictable cadence; in a way that is quite pleasant to listen to for a short period of time; use words like "listen to me", "I'd like to share"; *KINESTHETIC: talk really quietly; use long pauses; give you time to process the things they've said; use words like "feeling", "warmth" and "connection"; - The spread of those type of communication frequencies within the audience is more thermostatic than discrete (i. e. 30% of that type, 40% of that, etc.); - you need to speak to the audience in the language they want to hear; _______________________________________________ - Charisma Pattern: *Start with Kinesthetic people; building rapport with them; *as you start to warm up the auditory people start to notice (the kinesthetic people still think it is a good talk eventhough it's come up; it's called pacing and leading (a term from NLP)); *finally you build up to crescendo; visual people start to notice (the kinesthetic people still like your talk because you took them there); _______________________________________________ - when stories are being told and delivered well, you create Time Warp, you create illusion; _______________________________________________ -Remember: *BREATHE PROPERLY; push your stomach out as you breathe not your chest; do two or three of those and you will feel better; *USE YOUR EYES softly and gaze out at the world; you will create a feeling of being incredibly relaxed; *NERVOUSNESS AND EXCITEMENT are effectively the same thing; if you can learn to create better pictures in your head you will transition your nervousness into excitement; *START YOUR TALK with a really predictable beginning; _______________________________________________ - you can only dream and fantasize from the position you're in right now;

@giuseppeturturiello6400

3 жыл бұрын

@@amrita104 You're welcome :). I hope that it will be useful to you.

@VijayKumar4545

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Guiseppe! This is Wonderful!

@giuseppeturturiello6400

3 жыл бұрын

@@VijayKumar4545 You're welcome :). Thanks for the kind words.

@shadeefiong-bassey4632

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for taking out time to do this!

@giuseppeturturiello6400

3 жыл бұрын

@@shadeefiong-bassey4632 You're welcome :). As long as it is useful for somebody else, I am happy!

What a brilliant talk! I had no intention to watch it this evening, I was going to save it for later, but once I started listening I couldn't stop. Terrific!

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

Those algorithms

@glacier_10_years_ago

4 жыл бұрын

me too

@michellevision3146

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@cl1ck2

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! Damn it...

@jayveemacalinao8580

3 жыл бұрын

Am I late? Because same.

"Excitement is nervousness about something cool."

@Mr2blue2

5 жыл бұрын

nice.

@raaj966

4 жыл бұрын

After hearing this new way of defining the word *excitemnt* n *nervousness* he just remind me of *Sir Richard Fynmen👨‍🔬*😍🤝

@MWAMARUNGUTV

3 жыл бұрын

That's powerful.

@MWAMARUNGUTV

3 жыл бұрын

That's a cool statement.

@jennynina1642

3 жыл бұрын

@James Two weeks after applying his method to my life, my life has completely changed. Public speaking, social anxi ety problems, and various types of addi ctions have begun to disappear. search youtube "paradox of I can do it"

“We like stories because its the primary operating system of the body” “Stories are best way to write new information in” @17:04

An amazing talk. So, the first thing is to never tell the audience that you are nervous, gaze slowly not stare, breathe deeply because it is a sign that you are safe, and just look at his body language. Truly, a master speaker.

Incredible: talked for an hour and twenty without notes or PowerPoint slides. Effortless public speaking - a masterclass. If he had been talking for that long in a language I don't even understand, I could still have learned a lot about technique - and I talk to people for a living. Bravo!

@TheGrmany69

4 жыл бұрын

Memory palace, an ancient mnemonic technique used by Greeks that can serve to boost your conception of your own memory and its inner working.

@joseavila2630

2 жыл бұрын

I am able to talk 15 minute, And that I have master's degree

@jessicajaerosenbaum115

2 жыл бұрын

I would have listened to the whole thing had it been in a language I don't understand and it would have been tolerable to the end. By the way he spoke for over two hours. There's a part 2!!!

@peterchacha7865

Жыл бұрын

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I think the best decision I've made today was clicking on this video. This is more than a great talk, it is simply a great experience!

@EricEdmeades

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it. Funny.. I gave the talk at a casual event and had no idea it would be put online and get almost a million views!! If I had, I might have dressed a bit better!! :-)

@reenaree3806

Жыл бұрын

@@EricEdmeades you're so natural so real!

‘Only communicate ‘calm’ to the audience’ ‘So you can believe the feedback people give you. ‘

“The way you breathe has everything to do with how safe you feel as a human being” 1:06:03

In One hour and 20 min talk without Um, er, ah and PowerPoint slides. This is master!

He is a pro, n he is so natural. You can only be confidence as a speaker if u know your topic in n out. His attire helps him to relax n be comfortable. Imagine if you are in your best suit. Makes you too formal n robotic. Good for speakers to dress in a comfortable manner.🙂

“The Microphone 🎤 is more powerful than the pen 🖊️ “ Speaking is more powerful then writing ‘Speaking is one of the most powerful forces in our society’ ~Eric Edmeades

He taught the students how to public speak while public speaking

@ramanansui629

3 жыл бұрын

He didn't teach anything.

@patoises

3 жыл бұрын

great public speaker, like a stand-up, but taught nothing

Eric is the man. These free public speaking themed talks have made me a way better public speaker. A specific plan from an expert will change your life!

22:00 even I got nervous and... I am sitting at home !! lol

‘Never ever go over time when speaking. ‘ ‘ALWAYS keep to under your allocated talking time’

“Being a speaker, Being Comfortable sharing your ideas, Being influential in the way you communicate Can triple or more your income.” “It is the most powerful thing you can do for your professional life.” @20:29

Yep, breath is everything! So glad to hear this.

All thumbs up for you Eric and all the guys in MV. Great speech and control of audience emotions and expectations! Wanna see it over and over ..and sign up for more👍

The way he engages the audience in every second is incredible.

I can't believe I watched everything, i had no intention of watching it, but once I started, I couldn't stop. I learned so much from this talk. It's amazing how he had to teach for an hour without slides or notes😊😊

How brilliant speaker he is! I am blessed to have watched this video. He is so amazing!

Watching Eric for first time taught me a lot about myself & learning to engage with the audiences without fear.

Its extremely important to take the first step, often times that is the toughest one. We need to be able to cross that bridge and everything else will follow.

Yes I’m afraid of public speaking, I’m writing a self help book and i also read tarot cards and some how have to convince people I’m not crazy and my ideas have value. I know they have value I know my ideation is sound but public speaking is kicking my ass

@downwithosama1

Жыл бұрын

Have you spoke publicly yet?

What a powerful speech! He is so comfortable with any audience! He masters the way it should be. I’ve learned so much with those part 1 and 2 videos. Thank you so much for that.

@MindvalleyTalks

4 жыл бұрын

@Teresinha Rocha, It is really rewarding to see you deeply appreciating this talk . Thanks.

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

Eventually I learned to look beyond what is so wrong with his shorts. Great speaker. Stay away from fundamentalist religion. Warn your children

@cultureofmen

Жыл бұрын

@@stupidtreehuggerIf you don’t follow religion based upon its fundamental teachings you are far astray. You can’t build a house except upon a solid foundation.

BAM! Love it! This is exactly what I do to help others through hypnosis and NLP. Amazing talk, by Eric. Thank you!

I am 12 minutes and 45 seconds in and I can give this man my approval or thumbs up. He seems genuine, he speaks well and he comes baring gifts.

@MindvalleyTalks

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. This talk is really moving and Eric is really a great speaker. Thanks for watching this video!

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

*bearing. Or did you mean.... ooops. Sorry

@annalizasimon9781

4 жыл бұрын

*bearing😊

Eric Edmeades is a phenomenal speaker, hands down. My perception about this guy has completely changed - I clearly remember skipping those Mindvalley ads in which he talked.

awesome... Really feel the passion of public speaking resurfacing in me... Thank Eric.. God bless

I like the way he repeatedly asks 'Is it true?' to reinforce his point!

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

Why the exclamation mark?

Eric is a great speaker, which makes it easy to let inaccurate statements slide. Watching this makes you realize it's possible to be a very persuasive speaker without being particularly knowledgeable.

@DangerousWordsPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Which inaccurate statements. Can you be specific?

Great speech with energy and body language.

I like the cigarette analogy. That's the way I quit, I just started taking a deep breath when I thought I was wanting a cigarette. I think it's about having an emotion. So I'd examine what feeling I was having, take a deep breath and let it go. So easy. So much good info here. Thanks for sharing.

@MindvalleyTalks

4 жыл бұрын

@Ama Summers, This is so positive. Thanks for sharing your through.

@benjaminoolatunji9884

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations Ama, hang in there

@davidwood2587

3 жыл бұрын

Pub

@davidwood2587

3 жыл бұрын

🍎

I had a presentation last week in front of my class I was so nervous I knew I really prepared for this I was gonna do a great job I also prepared some jokes too When it was my turn I was so nervous I felt like I would faint I wanted to vomit my voice trembled alot I felt like I was gonna cry I can't control my breathing I felt like I'm screwed I can't make it., deep down I was thinking like NO this is not how I want it to be delieved I want this to be the best presentation I've ever had omg I was able to calmed down immersed in my talk I don't even see the audience anymore I didn't know how that happened but I felt some damn confidence and made the best out of my last min I felt really proud of myself even though the beginning wasn't very promising but I knw the last min was good. When I finished I kept asking myself why am I feeling nervous in front of my classmates😂

This was exactly what I have been looking for. The polishing I was needing. Not looking at traveling on speaking engagements, just improving in the small groups of approx 50 people a couple times a week. I'm going to guzzle everything I can find that you've done. Thank you

Incredible!! It doesn’t even feel like he’s working or that’s how he makes some of his money. It feels like he’s just having fun sharing insights with us. Just amazing!! Thanks much!!

I just lack patience I have never watched a complete speech vedio of more than half an hour. And I watched this talk without a single break (both the parts). Enjoyed as if it's a interesting series. With all the contents needed like moral, entertainment and what not! A complete power pack! Watching this gave a incredible lesson for life. Great thanks to Eric!

The thing he said about sigaret addiction, I swear I thought of something like that almost two years ago. Honestly I thought I wasn't making the most sense, but the way he explained it make me rethink. Absolutely love this man's brain.

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

That is Derren Brown's solution to cigarette addiction - take 3 deep breaths. I bought the DVD.

@nigelchiwanga2501

4 жыл бұрын

You weren't making sense. Its a dopamine addiction

Every time I watch your videos this is so engaging... i feel like chandler bing is talking and sharing words of wisdom

This is so amazing. I can face a whole multitude now no more fears, no trembling, no horrible feeling and no nervousness.

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

I am glad for you. I never had any such problems. I never felt even slightly worried about talking in front of any number of people. A whole different thing utterly destroyed my life. Called Pentecostalism. Weird how life goes. All the best to you

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

There are six times as many people in Africa now as there were six decades ago. What do you think about that? What about the trees and the lions and such?

@dkrappenschitz9513

2 жыл бұрын

My mouth trembles and throat goes dry. Also i cant tell when to breath and swallow my spit to keep my throat from drying. Extreme sweating and trembling So, is this video the only thing that fixed your issues or did you do something else as well? Can you plz share a bit more?

I’m really blessed watching this video and every seconds of this video counts a lot👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This speech is very very very NOT boring....... Awesome guy, Awesome speech :) (Y)

I had some pending work to be completed but once i started his video I could not stop watching . I was excited by his cool dress and casual attitude of training. worth watching.

2024 enjoying every minute!

Starts with something relatable. Something that starts with vulnerability. A good story. Which gets your attention. Starting a talk is being prepared before walking on stage, and he just pumped up the audience by using an untrained audience to relate to this.

thanks you Erik , for this awesome speech!

I'm always shy to speak in public, although I'm a teacher and trainer of hundreds of teachers in my country. I love to listen to his speech, becoz I get speed in his way of delivery.

Starts off a little slow, but rightfully so, to get your brain to calm down and start focusing, and then it gets really really good. Lots of golden nuggets in this talk. Thanks Mindvalley for sharing! 😁

I am A.D.D. and this talk is very easy to listin to Thanks Eric.

Thanks I am so challenged by public speaking, but I am a learning. I am truly amazed by the way Eric has quite effectively presented the topic, very exciting and kept me awake throughout.

@MindvalleyTalks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@lydiakiptim3682

2 жыл бұрын

I'm interested in your story

‘Get the audience to laugh with a predictable laugh at the beginning of your talk.🗣️’ (Eg jack canfield scrolls favourite comics before he starts)

i used to get so nervous on conference calls presenting for work to the point i could barely speak, i got to the point to where i was excited to do them. Ive came into a new position and i brought the skill and passion with me, but i had one call not go well, and now i have the same fear and anxiety prior to every call. Usually i do just fine, but i get that rush of anxiety every time no matter how well i did prior. Loved this talk, amazing communication skills.

I have no words to describe how your talk has just changed my life. You have simplified concepts in a way I can go and apply with confidence.

10 minutes into the video and I'm already sold. This is incredibly inspirational!

Water! min 33:24 was a very effective strategy of mine amongst others. Thank you for sharing such a touching memory.

THANKS WATCHING FROM PHILIPPINES

Wow... I had jogging clothes and seriously planned to run! I literally watched the whole video (1 hour 18 minutes and 56 seconds!!! ) I REALLY MEAN IT!!! Awesome speech and great content!

I used your advise; never given a presentation in my life and a topic I wasn’t so interested in, I used stories, on each area I had to cover, it was awesome; thank you 🙏🏼

@EricEdmeades

3 жыл бұрын

So happy to hear that! Well done.

what a fascinating talk. This guy is truly amazing. I had no intention of watching it this afternoon I was gonna save it for later but once I started watching couldn't stop.

@peterchacha7865

Жыл бұрын

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This is the second time I have listened to this presentation, and I love the manner in which it is presented as well as the meaningful, essential suggestions.

OMG he's soooooo goooooooood, he's amazing! I didn't expect to watch the entire thing, but he's that good! Lol now my reflection paper on public speaking is going to be finished at 5 am instead of midnight. Thank you for all the tips.

Just started my public speaking journey :) thank u

@jared9812

4 жыл бұрын

Jess_Lloyd any tips for public speaking?

@35:35 Why some people think public speaking is scary: ‘People given a fright and made fool of in front of a class when they’re not paying attention may take on the impression that public speaking is scary’

Erick is such a talented speaker. Quite informative.

Extremely informative, educative and entertaining

Very nice video speech Sir, Congratulation

I had no intention of watching this video right now and accidentally misclicked....ended up binge watching both parts. Absolutely captivating and insightful talk, thank you for this.

@EricEdmeades

4 жыл бұрын

Rodman, I am humbled by this comment. I am glad you enjoyed it. :-)

Absolutely nothing against this man. He's earned his position in the public speaking world. I heard years ago that people see you before they hear you. I respectfully think he could benefit from the service of a stylist.

@indierao

2 жыл бұрын

It really did not phase me at all!! He looks soo cool and casual. He is happy with his attire. He feels comfortable. Thats what matters. He made an impact at the end. When you saw him first you did not think of him much but towards the end we are like😱😱

@collinsb2308

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed.. I couldn't take him seriously. Looks like a beach goer who loves to hear himself talk and tell war stories

I don’t regret watching it.I really enjoyed and grateful for the message

WOW!! well said . I can't even find the right words to describe how incredible this is . Amazing.

I love your presentation, and I thank you for your advice and your clear way of communicating it. I study energy work and recently created my youtube channel. I hope to get on stage one day as well, and physically connect with those I teach. But I am struggling a bit with a silly fear of public speaking, as I put my focus upon the audience. Your advice was very helpful. Thanks again.

@peterchacha7865

Жыл бұрын

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Awesome speaker! Just perfect, it’s a long talk but I don’t mind, I’m hooked from the very beginning and I just don’t want it to end. He’s a very good story teller and conversationalist. I’ve learned a lot. Thanks Eric and Mindvalley. 👏

@EricEdmeades

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Azza, I am glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate you taking the time to reply and share your gratitude.

the only guy that can convince investors while in a short, respect.

I am gratefull to listen to you THANKS you raise my emotion again THANKS you .Jamaica

Thank you, Eric and MindValley for this awesome talk!

Really enjoyed this. He is an awesome speaker! I'm happy that I stumbled across this message. Definitely helpful. Looking forward to applying these tips to my own life and profession.

This is an amazing video Thank You Eric Edmeades You are fantastic

I'm a chef and I can totally relate!!! He's right beyond comprehension with that chef scenario

@happymichieworriah8881

5 жыл бұрын

Wow cool anything ..but in Singapore there may be different levels.unless the. Chef own the place and know. vision the big Shot

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

Chefs are evil. They cook unhealthy food

@ronalddukes7995

4 жыл бұрын

Excellent! How to be you sir...

@the_one_the_only.

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander LegisNonScriptae arent we all ???

I didn't know who Eric was before watching this but, I really enjoyed his talk. I will watch pt. 2 but hopefully this opens more doors for me. In general I'm pretty quiet but, with friends I'm more open to people. I wish I could be like that with everyone. This talk is helping me with my public speaking especially at church. Thanks.

@StephonGittens24

5 жыл бұрын

Pablo aguilar ex club America and Cruz Azul player?

@swaguilar_

5 жыл бұрын

@@StephonGittens24 the one who head-butted a referee? Yes.

@MindvalleyTalks

4 жыл бұрын

It is really rewarding to see people deeply appreciating this talk . Thanks pablo.

Perfect! Just Perfect!...

You had a great time on the stage and you made me feel great listening your story Eric Edmeades . I Loved it from the beggining till the end.

So much for a topic. I loved that points are embedded subtly and I love the real flow of your presentation. Thank you for this very interesting and informative video.

@michaelgee683

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree

What I understood is : People love the "story" so market your product or whatever you want as a story and prepare for your meeting by setting a goal for your meeting or story.

1:07:06 BREATHING ! Walking 🚶 vs Sitting 🪑 ‘ Have you ever seen the brain 🧠 scans of a person whose been sitting for 30 minutes - “its like new york in a power outage” Vs someone whose been walking It’s like fireworks 🎆!

This was great, in fact I appreciate it and learned from it. I am from Namibia in South West Africa. We don’t have Lions roaming the streets… for years... Can people travel and perhaps see the real África. Mindvalley, come have an event in 🇳🇦 🎉.

Thank you so much for your great speach God bless your life, your path, your mind, your share soul,your love and your family, thank you again

@malebogokgamule7170

5 жыл бұрын

Thank u Eric.

thanks Eric for the great talk

you know the material is good when the time passes by and you don't notice. This speaker put me in flow!💛

one of most impressive person in speaking art ....

just planned the best surprise party for my mom and gave the best speech i've ever given because of this video, thanks for your help sir! the best way to start progressing in life is by saving money, i promise nothing brings the confidence level up like a a good finance believe me!! i'm taking her to hawaii afterwards will tell you how the trip went

@feliciasherbert989

3 жыл бұрын

how did you get to this level of success if you don't mind giving a few pointers?

@tonimhamilton2072

3 жыл бұрын

@@feliciasherbert989 1)Never let anyone bother you, you can make your own decisions and 2) I use a Financial adviser who handles my savings. she's the best in the business

@gagnecaron658

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonimhamilton2072 how do i get to this advisor pls i would like to build my dividend portfolio long term?

@tonimhamilton2072

3 жыл бұрын

@@gagnecaron658 i can't actually leave details on here, you could do that yourself her name is Lucy Maria Koss, she's quite known ,you can search and connect with her on her website

I'm just so happy he mentioned 'Mount Kilimanjaro', my country's mountain😁. Like here,if you love Mount Kilimanjaro.😊

@justinamusyoka4986

3 жыл бұрын

....And "pole pole", slowly ,caught me ears.I Can see Mt Kilimanjaro from my part in Kenya.salaam.

Wow. The longest talk I’ve listen to but it’s worth my time. Impressive. So many points to implement. Thank you mind valley

41:17 NB: ‘CELEBRATE missing out!’ “To manifest greatest financial freedom “ Stop experiencing Fomo: _Celebrate_ missing out! To manifest much more wealth and happiness “How cool is it that i have to say no to that!” ‘Practice celebrating saying no to cool stuff!’

Such an amazing tips!! Really enjoyed this talk, thank you for sharing!

Great video. "Never Split The Difference" by Chris Voss also talks about the power of no (~40min mark). It's very powerful. It's interesting how ubiquitous many of these ideas are in certain circles, but they are Only ubiquitous under the surface. How do you go below the surface - continuous learning and experimentation - like watching videos like this, reading books these enlightened souls wrote, and following their interests so you can learn how they learned.

@stupidtreehugger

4 жыл бұрын

Get a job. Those sausages don't put themselves on the shelves