An excited video with wisdom from Do Talk To Strangers – filmed in Sydney airport – before the Olympics. I met inspiring people everywhere, but if you’d like to hear/see a video inspired by my newest airport friend who’s currently providing live coverage to the world from Rio, click play on the video below. I…
Inspiring, fun, CLOWN DOCTORS, a gorgeous beach in Sydney, and the importance of Connecting With Positivity are all a part of this video I broadcast live on FacebookLive last week. Get around positive people, generate your own positivity, and inspire people around you! Generate smiles. DO Talk To Strangers – make someone’s day. #PositivityMatters! #DoTalkToStrangers…
One of the joys of speaking is knowing that your message has landed well, that you communicated what you wanted to, and that your message was heard. Knowing you’ve made a difference is a great reward. Regardless of your words, you generally want them to have the intended impact. And they do. Words are powerful. May our intended…
Do Talk To Strangers, pages 19-21 You might be looking for a book to help you connect with people so that you can further your career and business. Read on and this will help you significantly, but I’m asking you to put aside your specific business goals for the moment and take a closer look…
Traveling at 900 km/h over vast seas containing tiny islands, I continued reflecting on the value of connecting with different people. I mean really different people. Completely different. Foreign. People with opposite views and experiences. Dismissing people with an assumption “I have nothing in common with these people” is dangerous. Your learning is stunted, your…
Note from Kerrie – Our guest blogger was a stranger to me only days ago – we’ve just had two public conversations on a new live-streaming platform called Blab.im We’ve also tweeted a few times, and Vin (Vintuitive) shared this story with me. It’s interesting – and insightful. Enjoy!! The Lynton Station Stranger – Guest Blog…
There’s a friend of a friend wherever you go. As mentioned in the last blog, we popped up to the Philippines, and loved it, even though there were 3 typhoons in the area and there was more water than I’ve ever seen, falling, and flooding, and fogging – generally obscuring the views. Good thing we…
Don’t you just love a warm welcome?! We were so delighted by our whole arrival experience in Manila, Philippines last week. We flew up from Singapore where we’d spent a few nights, one of the highlights being the Unity In Diversity Concert – a SG50 celebration (Singapore’s 50th Birthday). We have been immersed in such…
A conversation in Singapore recently highlighted again to the value of Listening. “I did the hard work of keeping my mouth shut.” This was the comment made by my friend Dr James Chia, over lunch in Little India. I almost dropped my pappadum back into the cucumber raita. So profound. He’s a great leader, and…