This talk has inspired me to be more intentional in my everyday interactions. I often go through the motions, especially with people I see regularly, but now I'm thinking about how I can create more meaningful moments and leave positive lasting impressions.
The concept of meaningful emotional surprise is something I've never considered before, but it makes so much sense. I'm definitely gonna try to incorporate this into my daily interactions, both at work and in my personal life. Might be a game-changer for building stronger relationships.
The analogy with the beach trip really resonates with me. It's a beautiful reminder to cherish the moments that matter most and not sweat the small stuff.
It's fascinating how he bridges the gap between art and business to teach us about lasting impressions. The analogy to performing arts makes it so relatable and impactful.
The analogy of the beach trip really resonated with me. It's a great reminder to cherish the positive moments and not let the little hiccups overshadow the experience.
For sure but I would argue that in her case it's not just one simple act of kindness but a whole bunch of ongoing behavior that made her so memorable in that community
The concept of "emotional surprise" and how it can be used to forge stronger, more memorable connections is pretty cool and it's nice to think that we can leave such a positive impact on people
The talk got me thinking about the ripple effects of our actions. Like how Miss Connor's kindness not only impacted that little girl but also all the parents who heard about it. It's really good motivation for staying kind and compassionate ❤
The story of Miss Connor got me thinking about the teachers I had who went the extra mile for a shy anxious child and the difference it made to my life. Honestly learnt so much beyond the standard stuff during school because they took the time and thought I was worth it. That's pretty special.
Empathetic listening as a cognitive superpower is such a beautiful idea. It's not just about hearing words but understanding the emotions behind them and making that person feel seen. I think that could do wonders for a lot of fronts on which we are currently struggling
"Life is short, live the fantasy" - those words hit differently. A powerful reminder to chase our dreams and not get caught up in the daily grind. Thanks for the motivation!
Authenticity and vulnerability are so underrated in terms of building rapport. I think this talk really shows their power quite beautifully, not just for ourselves to live more happily but for how other people perceive and feel about us too.
This talk has me thinking about my own "Mrs. Connor" growing up. Shout out to all the unsung heroes out there quietly making a difference in people's lives!
I've always thought networking was about social media connections, but this talk shows it's much deeper... to think it's about emotional and authentic interactions leaving a lasting memory really flips everything on its head
The insights on unseen reputation really hit home. It's not just about what we show to the world, but the small, genuine interactions that define us. Makes you think about your daily actions differently.
Meaningful emotional surprise is such a captivating concept. It makes me think about how I can infuse more emotion into my interactions and create some lasting memories.
I'm gonna start a "meaningful emotional surprise" jar - every time I create a positive moment for someone, I'll add a little note. Can't wait to watch it fill up!
A fascinating point of view. I know that saying things with meaning is important, but being intentional about the element of surprise is a concept I never considered before. A marvelous talk!
I love the analogy with the beach trip! It's true; we tend to remember the peaks and surprises in life more than the everyday routine. Gotta make those moments count!
This talk highlights the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and empathetic listening in making a lasting impression and it's great to see these values being emphasized in both personal and professional contexts.
Listening to this, I couldn't help but think about the teachers who made a difference in my life. It's just not about the teaching, it's the way they truly saw me hey, took the time to understand. Really does mean the world to a child!
The peak and end rule got me thinking about the memorable moments in my life. It's fascinating how our brains evaluate experiences based on emotional intensity.
Wow, I never realized how much of our lives we spend in conversations. Over two months a year? That's wild. It really puts into perspective how important it is to make those interactions count.
The stuff about unseen reputation really resonates. It's a powerful reminder that our actions, especially when we think no one's watching, define us more than anything we put on social media.
Miss Connor's act of kindness is a prime example of the impact of small, intentional actions. It's a reminder that we all have the power to make a positive difference, even in seemingly ordinary situations.
Absolutely. It reminds me of all those time travel movies like, make sure you don't do anything that'll affect the sequence of events... why don't we have that level of care towards our lives? It's the same principle.
Vulnerability as a strength is a concept worth embracing. It shows that being open and genuine can lead to deeper connections and mutual understanding, lots of good stuff within that.
The moment he had with his CEO as he was leaving was really poignant... I know exactly how much that would have meant to him and the fact that Jeff took that chance to be vulnerable is really commendable! Glad it was met with such a positive response.
Man, I wish I had a teacher like Miss Connor when I was in school. Growing up, I struggled a lot with anxiety, and having someone like her who understands and cares makes all the difference.
I agree! As someone who really benefited from just a little extra care I know how much it helps and it would be wonderful if we saw that in our peers and community instead of just an extra perceptive teacher or two if you're lucky while growing up
Jeff's personal connection to the topic adds a relatable touch. It's nice when speakers share their own experiences - makes the message more authentic.
As a dad, my jaw dropped when my wife told me what happened. Meaningful emotional surprise is all around us. It was incredible to hear about this, particular, example. Keep going, my friend!
The story about his boss at the end was powerful. It shows how a single vulnerable moment can completely transform a relationship. Makes me wonder how many opportunities I've missed to connect with others on a deeper level.
I really love what he says about emotional surprise and meaning. It makes a lot of sense for creating lasting impressions but for me personally it also speaks to how you can create meaningful peaks throughout your life and within that moments to be cherished and remembered.
This talk really got me thinking about how I interact with people. I'm gonna start trying to create more meaningful emotional moments in my daily life.
Jeff's vulnerability story is a powerful reminder that authenticity can transform relationships. It takes courage to open up, but the results can be life-changing.
It absolutely does but if we know that we're doing it with empathetic people who will listen gently with compassion then the risk is less than the reward
I liked how he broke down creating lasting impressions into three main points. It makes it feel more doable, ya know? gonna try to focus on one at a time and see if I can improve my interactions.
The connection between lasting impressions and the unseen reputation is so intriguing. It's like crafting a personal brand through our daily interactions.
I've never thought about the concept of "lasting impressions" in terms of job hunting. The ripple effect of our social network is something to consider. Good insight!
Vulnerability as a strength - I needed to hear that today. It's refreshing to know that being open and honest can lead to stronger relationships. Thanks for the encouragement!
Loved the story about him saying goodbye to his boss... it's easy to think that we don't matter to people as much as we actually do. I wonder why we do that?
Vulnerability as a strength is a concept worth embracing for sure. It is always such a surprising moment when someone takes that chance with you and the examples Jeff gives really show how being open and genuine can lead to deeper connections
the way he described Miss Connor's impact on that anxious little girl reminded me of a teacher I had in middle school who went above and beyond. It's amazing how small acts of kindness can have such a lasting effect.
The flashbulb memory concept is spot on. It's crazy how vividly I can recall certain moments, like when I heard about 9/11 or other major events. Never knew there was a term for it, but it totally makes sense how strong emotions can create such lasting memories.
I loved the flashbulb memory part! It’s so true, people forget details but remember the emotions tied to an event. I need to create more of those "peak" moments in my daily interactions.
Miss Connor's approach is so rare these days. We're often caught up in our busy lives, but this presentation is a wake-up call. It's the small, intentional actions that make a lasting difference.
The comparison between stage/screen and real-life interactions is spot on. It's a unique opportunity to create lasting impressions daily. Let's make each moment count!
I think that's going a bit far I mean sure she may have impacted that kids life and made things a little more bearable for her but maybe not the community as a whole. Like there is a limit to how much personal affect can change
The comparison between stage/screen and real-life interactions is a perspective shift. It's a privilege to create lasting impressions every day in our personal and professional lives.
Authenticity creating oxytocin is such an interesting concept... it makes sense of how powerful those moments are when you finally feel like you've found safe places/people to be yourself around
Yeah for sure I always thought those moment were just from being a bit heightened but hearing it actually positively affects our brain chemistry was crazy
Miss Connor's selfless act with the anxious little girl is a beautiful example of empathy in action. It's a reminder to approach others with kindness and understanding.
@@elviragabriele I mean in a perfect world, sadly teachers are so burnt out and struggling it's easy to understand why most wouldn't have the energy for that situation
The story about the cousin's widow giving advice was powerful. Authenticity really shines through in unexpected moments. A reminder to embrace the fantasy and live life to the fullest
This talk has inspired me to be more intentional in my everyday interactions. I often go through the motions, especially with people I see regularly, but now I'm thinking about how I can create more meaningful moments and leave positive lasting impressions.
The concept of meaningful emotional surprise is something I've never considered before, but it makes so much sense. I'm definitely gonna try to incorporate this into my daily interactions, both at work and in my personal life. Might be a game-changer for building stronger relationships.
The analogy with the beach trip really resonates with me. It's a beautiful reminder to cherish the moments that matter most and not sweat the small stuff.
This is the kind of knowledge that fuels people to be kinder to one another
Great takeaway. Keep going. Thanks!
"Life is short. Live the fantasy." Thank you for that take home message - it's easy to forget how short life is.
Haha yup I loved this! I'm all about the fantasy life
This was one of the key moments of my life, so far. I'm encouraged to hear that it resonated with you too. Keep going, my friend.
@@IAmTheRealMagicMan 😂😂😂😂
The beach trip analogy is so relatable! It makes me want to focus on creating positive peaks in my day-to-day life.
right?? so many of us have that exact beach story! ;)
It's fascinating how he bridges the gap between art and business to teach us about lasting impressions. The analogy to performing arts makes it so relatable and impactful.
The analogy of the beach trip really resonated with me. It's a great reminder to cherish the positive moments and not let the little hiccups overshadow the experience.
Definitely, I think this is a powerful thing to remember in your day-to-day
that's a valuable lesson for sure
"Life is short, live the fantasy" - damm straight! Time to chase those dreams, no holding back.
NIce!
I never thought a talk about making lasting impressions would resonate with me so much. But here we are! Guess it just proves his point.
Miss Connor's story was so inspiring. It's amazing how one small act of kindness can have such a huge ripple effect.
For sure but I would argue that in her case it's not just one simple act of kindness but a whole bunch of ongoing behavior that made her so memorable in that community
I'm feeling inspired to go out and make someone's day. Even small gestures can mean the world to people.
Hearing about Miss Connor and the way she helped that little girl makes me want to strive for greater kindness and understanding in my own life.
The concept of "emotional surprise" and how it can be used to forge stronger, more memorable connections is pretty cool and it's nice to think that we can leave such a positive impact on people
definitely, and it's very true about how much you remember those moments and how people have made you feel
It is a nice thought but it seems a bit more difficult to actually achieve that
This talk is a great reminder that our actions can have far-reaching consequences we might never even know about.
The talk got me thinking about the ripple effects of our actions. Like how Miss Connor's kindness not only impacted that little girl but also all the parents who heard about it. It's really good motivation for staying kind and compassionate ❤
The story of Miss Connor got me thinking about the teachers I had who went the extra mile for a shy anxious child and the difference it made to my life. Honestly learnt so much beyond the standard stuff during school because they took the time and thought I was worth it. That's pretty special.
That is really special, and lucky. Not the same experience for a lot of people
Empathetic listening as a cognitive superpower is such a beautiful idea. It's not just about hearing words but understanding the emotions behind them and making that person feel seen. I think that could do wonders for a lot of fronts on which we are currently struggling
I agree with you!
As someone who's been on both sides of the job interview table, I can confirm - emotional surprises definitely make a lasting impression!
"Life is short, live the fantasy" - those words hit differently. A powerful reminder to chase our dreams and not get caught up in the daily grind. Thanks for the motivation!
Yup, I'm all for living the fantasy
Those words hit me hard too when I heard them. Keep going, my friend.
Yes! It's so easy to allow ourselves to get boxed in, we need reminders like this!!
This talk made me realize how often I'm only half-present in convos, especially with loved ones. Time to step up my active listening game!
If only all teachers could show that level of kindness and understanding ❤
I like to think that most of them do. This was just an opportunity for someone to go above and beyond
@@logan-steele Maybe you should think again. Were all your teachers this nice during school?
Totally agree. Thanks!
Authenticity and vulnerability are so underrated in terms of building rapport. I think this talk really shows their power quite beautifully, not just for ourselves to live more happily but for how other people perceive and feel about us too.
I'd honestly not realized that's what it was about
This talk has me thinking about my own "Mrs. Connor" growing up. Shout out to all the unsung heroes out there quietly making a difference in people's lives!
Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comments!
I've always thought networking was about social media connections, but this talk shows it's much deeper... to think it's about emotional and authentic interactions leaving a lasting memory really flips everything on its head
The insights on unseen reputation really hit home. It's not just about what we show to the world, but the small, genuine interactions that define us. Makes you think about your daily actions differently.
Yup this stuck out to me as well, and it's so true whenever I think about other people it's always the little things they've shown me that stick out
I think so too.. it's interesting to think of the little ripples we're leaving on other peoples lives
Jeff's story about his CEO's vulnerability is inspiring. It's a testament to the impact a sincere moment can have on a relationship. Truly touching.
Definitely, those kinds of make a huge difference in how you perceive someone
Meaningful emotional surprise is such a captivating concept. It makes me think about how I can infuse more emotion into my interactions and create some lasting memories.
It honestly sounds exhausting to me
Same yeah this a moment that resonated for me as well
Thank you, so much!
@@ImgurNow what part of it is exhausting?
The speaker’s advice on how to be memorable is genuinely useful.
I'm gonna start a "meaningful emotional surprise" jar - every time I create a positive moment for someone, I'll add a little note. Can't wait to watch it fill up!
but how will you know you've created that moment for them?
Life is short, live the fantasy" - a mantra worth embracing. It encourages us to pursue our dreams and not be held back by perceived limitations.
definitely a cool way to think of things
My god. It's so true. Keep going, my friend!
A fascinating point of view. I know that saying things with meaning is important, but being intentional about the element of surprise is a concept I never considered before. A marvelous talk!
thanks, so much, for your lovely words!
I love the analogy with the beach trip! It's true; we tend to remember the peaks and surprises in life more than the everyday routine. Gotta make those moments count!
The beach trip. We all know it!
This talk highlights the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and empathetic listening in making a lasting impression and it's great to see these values being emphasized in both personal and professional contexts.
I think so too, if we're always being authentic then our "unseen reputation" builds itself up
@@sophiachandler4662 true!!
agreed, we can only hope it catches on and more people listen with empathy!
I love that he gave some concrete tips I can actually use - empathetic listening, vulnerability, authenticity. Gonna put those into practice ASAP.
Same! Super helpful
Definitely he backed it up with a lot of solid facts too
Keep going, my friend!
Yeah I hate the talks where people just go on about their experience and it's like how is that relevant to me?
Listening to this, I couldn't help but think about the teachers who made a difference in my life. It's just not about the teaching, it's the way they truly saw me hey, took the time to understand. Really does mean the world to a child!
definitely my mind went there as well
That's really incredible that you had that experience with multiple teachers too
The peak and end rule got me thinking about the memorable moments in my life. It's fascinating how our brains evaluate experiences based on emotional intensity.
It is fascinating! Makes a lot of sense though the way he broke it down
It's always heartwarming to hear about teachers who go above and beyond to make a difference in their students lives. 💜💜
Agreed ❤
It's lovely and sadly something that's getting rarer and rarer.
@@carlasteadman What do you mean?
Shia miss Connors sounds like a superhero for tat anxious little girl!super heartwarming stuff
Yes, a real life Superhero!
Making another person feel seen and heard is the greatest thing you can do in life, it's like reassuring someone that they matter. That's huge.
Such a lovely way to think of it! And yes at the end of the day I think that's all any of us want to feel, like we matter
Wow, I never realized how much of our lives we spend in conversations. Over two months a year? That's wild. It really puts into perspective how important it is to make those interactions count.
The stuff about unseen reputation really resonates. It's a powerful reminder that our actions, especially when we think no one's watching, define us more than anything we put on social media.
Yes!! This is something that really struck me as well
So easy to act a certain way when people are watching but who we are during all the other time is just as important
@@sophiachandler4662 fr... also important for us to know who we are and that we're acting authentically
@@sophiachandler4662 Yeah see it's weird for me to think that people could act so differently when people are around than just how they are
@@sophiachandler4662 Like why aren't you just being who you are all the time?
Miss Connor’s story was so inspiring! Makes you think about the small things we do.
Aww, the story about Miss Connor really touched my heart. it's amazing how a small act of kindness can have such a lasting impact.
Absolutely, especially coming from a teacher when you're a child
@@logan-steele thanks, so much, for watching. ms. connor is incredible, right??
yeah I feel like that's something that kid will remember forever
it's a really beautiful story
This talk is a great reminder to practice empathy in our daily interactions.
Many thanks!
Miss Connor's act of kindness is a prime example of the impact of small, intentional actions. It's a reminder that we all have the power to make a positive difference, even in seemingly ordinary situations.
Absolutely. It reminds me of all those time travel movies like, make sure you don't do anything that'll affect the sequence of events... why don't we have that level of care towards our lives? It's the same principle.
yeah I like that part too, the small intentional things that we do that make such an impact on others
The blend of personal stories with actionable insights in this talk was perfect.
was definitely a great mix
Vulnerability as a strength is a concept worth embracing. It shows that being open and genuine can lead to deeper connections and mutual understanding, lots of good stuff within that.
I can see how it leads there but actually doing those things is not so easy
@@rapid-transit this is true
@@rapid-transit i think it gets easier the more you do it
The moment he had with his CEO as he was leaving was really poignant... I know exactly how much that would have meant to him and the fact that Jeff took that chance to be vulnerable is really commendable! Glad it was met with such a positive response.
Thanks, so much. Keep going, my friend!
This talk made me pause and reflect on how I can leave a lasting impression in my interactions. Thanks for the thought-provoking insights!
Man, I wish I had a teacher like Miss Connor when I was in school. Growing up, I struggled a lot with anxiety, and having someone like her who understands and cares makes all the difference.
Sorry to hear you never got that... but it's not too late to seek out some kind of mentor or friend who can still provide that for you
Me too -- on all accounts. Keep going!
he is a natural storyteller - I was hanging on every word. Feels like I just took a masterclass in making an impact!
Yeah he had me pretty captivated too!
Well HE definitely made an impact that's for sure
It's amazing how much impact one teacher had. Miss Connor is goals.
"Miss Connor is goals"... I love it!
"Miss Connor is goals"... I love it!
Empathetic listening should be an essential skill we all try and master, helping us improve our relationships and creating a lasting impression.
I agree! As someone who really benefited from just a little extra care I know how much it helps and it would be wonderful if we saw that in our peers and community instead of just an extra perceptive teacher or two if you're lucky while growing up
Lash bulb memory is a new term for me. Yes there are moments etched in all our memories because of the emotions attached to them.
As a fellow parent, I felt the tips on empathetic listening with kids deep in my soul. Definitely gonna work on that.
Jeff's personal connection to the topic adds a relatable touch. It's nice when speakers share their own experiences - makes the message more authentic.
yup that's exactly why they do it
@@shannelnasir2218 thanks for the warm words!
thanks for the warm words!
Whoa, Miss Connor sounds like a superhero for that anxious little girl! Super heartwarming stuff
Yeah definitely a lovely part of the story
As a dad, my jaw dropped when my wife told me what happened. Meaningful emotional surprise is all around us. It was incredible to hear about this, particular, example. Keep going, my friend!
It's very heartening to know there are still educators like Miss Connor out in the world 💖
I think so too, hopefully with all the awareness this new generation seems to have there'll be a lot more coming
@@margaretstrom Well that's a backhanded statement if ever I've heard one
Thank you for your kind words!
@@ImgurNow how is it a backhanded statement? I read it as being pretty sincere and positive
The story about his boss at the end was powerful. It shows how a single vulnerable moment can completely transform a relationship. Makes me wonder how many opportunities I've missed to connect with others on a deeper level.
I really love what he says about emotional surprise and meaning. It makes a lot of sense for creating lasting impressions but for me personally it also speaks to how you can create meaningful peaks throughout your life and within that moments to be cherished and remembered.
Mmmm now that is interesting too!
Thanks, so much. Keep going!
This talk really got me thinking about how I interact with people. I'm gonna start trying to create more meaningful emotional moments in my daily life.
Same that term really made something click in my mind!
The concept of unseen reputation is lowkey mind-bending. It's like our vibes are leaving a trail wherever we go.
Hahaha yeah that's a great way to put it
LOL not how I would think of it but definitely true!
Well trust a snake to think of it that way haha!
hahah aura baby!
Jeff's vulnerability story is a powerful reminder that authenticity can transform relationships. It takes courage to open up, but the results can be life-changing.
It absolutely does but if we know that we're doing it with empathetic people who will listen gently with compassion then the risk is less than the reward
Thanks, so much. Keep going!
I liked how he broke down creating lasting impressions into three main points. It makes it feel more doable, ya know? gonna try to focus on one at a time and see if I can improve my interactions.
I love the story about the teacher -- inspiring!!
My littles are my biggest accomplishment! ❤
Love that all of this is geared towards positive, lasting impressions
same! would be awesome if that's how everyone wanted to impact one another
The connection between lasting impressions and the unseen reputation is so intriguing. It's like crafting a personal brand through our daily interactions.
that's an interesting way to put it, about the personal branding, it's very true though especially with the way commerce is going these days
Making every interaction count seems like very worthy challenge!
Love that
Hearing about Miss Connor warmed my heart ❤
Me too!
I've never thought about the concept of "lasting impressions" in terms of job hunting. The ripple effect of our social network is something to consider. Good insight!
Really?
Jeff's CEO moment illustrates the power of sincere acknowledgment. It's not just about the work; it's about recognizing the human behind the role.
Thank you, my friend. Keep going!
Vulnerability as a strength - I needed to hear that today. It's refreshing to know that being open and honest can lead to stronger relationships. Thanks for the encouragement!
I've always thought this way but sometimes you get torn down and pushed around so much you need a little reminder!
It can but it's hard work.
Emotionally, I mean
Loved the story about him saying goodbye to his boss... it's easy to think that we don't matter to people as much as we actually do. I wonder why we do that?
Fabulous! I love the real like connection to a teacher. It’s a perfect example of what it means to leave a lasting impression!!
Vulnerability as a strength is a concept worth embracing for sure. It is always such a surprising moment when someone takes that chance with you and the examples Jeff gives really show how being open and genuine can lead to deeper connections
the way he described Miss Connor's impact on that anxious little girl reminded me of a teacher I had in middle school who went above and beyond. It's amazing how small acts of kindness can have such a lasting effect.
I’m so happy to hear you had such an amazing experience in school ❤🎉 I hope you’re doing well today!
Authenticity creating oxytocin is like a social chemistry lesson. Keep it real for those bonding vibes.
The flashbulb memory concept is spot on. It's crazy how vividly I can recall certain moments, like when I heard about 9/11 or other major events. Never knew there was a term for it, but it totally makes sense how strong emotions can create such lasting memories.
definitely, you always remember the impact and not what happened before or after
The part about vulnerability really resonated with me. It takes courage to open up, but the connections that are formed are so worth it!
For sure -- I agree!
Real talk, some of this is easier said than done. Vulnerability is scary! But that's why it's so impactful when you lean into it.
Vulnerability is scary, indeed!
The mention of oxytocin and its role in social bonding adds a scientific touch to the importance of authenticity. Fascinating stuff!
Yes!! This was super interesting
Wish I had this advice back when I was hustling for jobs! But better late than never - lots of wisdom to apply in all areas of life.
Definitely, I've taken away so much from this
I loved the flashbulb memory part! It’s so true, people forget details but remember the emotions tied to an event. I need to create more of those "peak" moments in my daily interactions.
Miss Connor's approach is so rare these days. We're often caught up in our busy lives, but this presentation is a wake-up call. It's the small, intentional actions that make a lasting difference.
Is it? I'm sorry I don't know what the standard of teachers is like nowadays if just showing empathy and kindness is held in such high esteem.
@@bcacres9837 I think it's more so that she got on the bus and - apparently - went all the way home with her
You’re incredibly lucky to have experienced so many amazing teachers 🩷 I wish every student was able to experience the same!
@@bcacres9837 Yeah I had the same thought! Like sure it's been a minute since I was in school lol but I feel like that's just a basic kindness right?
@@shastadeed Ahh okay I guess
The comparison between stage/screen and real-life interactions is spot on. It's a unique opportunity to create lasting impressions daily. Let's make each moment count!
Yeah I found that part really interesting!
The Miss Connor story was deeply touching. It shows how genuine kindness can ripple through a community and ultimately change lives.
Thank you for the kind words!
I think that's going a bit far I mean sure she may have impacted that kids life and made things a little more bearable for her but maybe not the community as a whole. Like there is a limit to how much personal affect can change
I agree it's those small moments that can make the biggest impact
absolutely
Maya Angelou was spot on when she said people will always remember how you make them feel. They will take away the feeling of being seen and heard.
Miss Connor is an inspiring example for all of us to remember to be humble and empathetic.
I totally agree. Thanks for listening!
Lasting impressions are so much more important than first impressions...emotional engagement is key. Thank you for these connections!
I totally agree!
The concept of unseen reputation is something everyone should learn about
Yeah I think most people understand this concept though like inherently
The comparison between stage/screen and real-life interactions is a perspective shift. It's a privilege to create lasting impressions every day in our personal and professional lives.
Authenticity creating oxytocin is such an interesting concept... it makes sense of how powerful those moments are when you finally feel like you've found safe places/people to be yourself around
So true! Yeah I was kind of blown away by that fact
Definitely that was where my thoughts went as well, like how good it feels when you have a d&m with someone
Yeah for sure I always thought those moment were just from being a bit heightened but hearing it actually positively affects our brain chemistry was crazy
It's really nice to think we can have an impact on people just be being kind and compassionate!
Saw the talk live. Very inspirational, kept everyone listening. Enjoyed every minute. Must see his next talk.
He's definitely captivating
Thank you, my friend!
Miss Connor's selfless act with the anxious little girl is a beautiful example of empathy in action. It's a reminder to approach others with kindness and understanding.
Absolutely, it's kind of what you'd expect from any teacher though tbh
@@shannelnasir2218 really? you've got a pretty idealistic impression of teachers then lol
@@shannelnasir2218 I think it's what you'd _hope_ for from a teacher
@@elviragabriele I mean in a perfect world, sadly teachers are so burnt out and struggling it's easy to understand why most wouldn't have the energy for that situation
Was so sweet hearing about Miss Connor. It really does make all the difference when you have a teacher that makes you feel like you matter
Lasting Impressions as snapshots of our sensory DNA? That's some deep poetic wisdom right there.
I don't know about deep poetic wisdom but it definitely made something click in my brain
The story about the cousin's widow giving advice was powerful. Authenticity really shines through in unexpected moments. A reminder to embrace the fantasy and live life to the fullest
Absolutely, it's the times where you know there's no faking it
I think so too, this was a really nice moment
Thanks for watching!