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Relaxing is an exam strategy - Duration: 2:47.
So we're in Jesus library and while it has lots of different rooms and study
spaces like group study rooms, we're in the Garden Room. This is a communal
room where you can come in groups to study or even just take a break and play
games with your friends. It's a good way to take a break from revision.
When you get stuck into a game you kinda forget everything else,
so you just focus on the game and it makes you forget about all the revision
you have to do which I think is quite nice and also when you're playing a game
you're with other people and you chat about life in general which I think is quite nice.
You're helping me out, so this is going great.
There's no point doing well in exams if you haven't looked after yourself
and if you're not doing well yourself.
Yeah and equally it's a lot more difficult to do well in exams
if you're no feeling rested and alert.
If you're spending the night before the exam studying really late then
it's usually better at that point to just like call it and say:
'Yeah I'm gonna have enough sleep at home and be ready to go.'
Yeah, it's really important to look out for your friends as well and try to check in on
people because it's very easy to let yourself get into the panic and
everything but it's helpful for someone to come say hi,
that can often be the thing that breaks the cycle of:
'Stress! Ah revise! Get more stressed. Ah revise!' and don't go to bed.
Yeah and it helps both people really when you do that
because it kinda forces you to take a break.
I've gone rouge and made a boat.
Which one did you do?
I did the pelican but it doesn't stand up.
Lee are you the secret origami expert.
No I can do penguins and that's it.
There's a penguin at the beginning, that's the first one.
Penguins are really easy though.
Relaxing is definitely an exam strategy.
You need to be on your game and you always
show the best side of yourself when you're relaxed
I always make myself lunch every day,
which forces me to take like half-an-hour to do cooking,
that's quite good for helping stay relaxed.
I always end up going on walks when I've done so much revision,
I'll just be like I can't I focus now there's no point forcing it
so I'll just go for a walk and then come back and then I'm ready again.
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The 5G mobile phone standard - will outshine everything that has existed before - not only
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10 Gigabit per second (GBit/s), i.e. 10,000 Megabit per second (Mbit/s), should be the
transmission bandwidth of the new 5G mobile radio standard - these are really unimaginable
speeds!
The best rate available with the current LTE networks in regular operation is 300 Mbit/s
and most smartphone users only have tariffs with a maximum of 50 Mbit/s.
Just to make it clear: With 5G you could load a movie about 600 times faster than with the
best DSL connection.
Wow!
But not only these 5G data rates have it in them.
5G should above all shorten the running time of the signals in the network.
This is by a factor of 40 compared to LTE.
The so-called latency, i.e. signal delay, is then only one millisecond or less.
In practice, this means that applications controlled via the Internet have such short
response times that they can no longer be perceived by humans.
Delays in conversations will be a thing from the past.
Which is totally annoying.
And this is not only exciting for conversations or gamers, but especially for the industry.
Just think of cars that communicate in real time or human-machine interactions.
Virtual and augmented reality: VR or AR (Augumented Reality).
For example, service technicians could receive the necessary instructions via data glasses.
Throughout the 5G history, the Federal Network Agency has an important role to play.
It is responsible for ensuring that the frequency allocation procedure is objective and transparent.
This is what the website says: "Digitisation is progressing rapidly.
This is accompanied by a growing demand for high data rates and increasing consumer mobility.
For sustainable digital infrastructures, suitable frequencies must be made available to market
participants at an early stage and in line with requirements.
(...) This should enable a fast, flexible and demand-oriented 5G rollout in Germany."
But what's the technology behind it?
On the one hand, the number of antennas for 5G must be increased significantly - there
could then be more antennas in a cell than users.
The technical term for such antenna systems is "Massive Multiple Input Multiple Output",
in short: Massive MIMO.
In addition, the networks for 5G will have to become denser, so that the average distance
between the base stations will be much smaller than with LTE.
Higher frequencies will then have to be used for data transmission because the frequency
spectrum currently used which is between 0.8 and 2.6 gigahertz is full.
Specifically, we're talking about the range from 6 to 300 gigahertz - and it's thus
also referred to as millimeter wave technology.
Another point is the decentralized organization of mobile radio networks.
In concrete terms, this means that certain data from a radio cell is filtered and processed
directly in the associated station and not sent far away.
With regard to the technical requirements, the Federal Network Agency states: ""With
our supply requirements, we are reaching the limits of what is economically reasonable
and legally possible.
By the end of 2022, we oblige every provider to set up at least 500 stations in addition
to the requirements for roads and households for 5G.
For example, in the case of three providers, we are talking about 1500 stations in Germany
alone with which the new mobile communications standard must be introduced.
In addition, each provider must set up a further 500 masts to improve coverage in rural areas
by at least 100 megabits per second."
But experts agree that LTE is not even fully developed yet and a 5G super network will
slowly develop.
On the way there, 4.5G could also be an intermediate step.
At least the mobile radio network for the mainstream will probably remain 4G for at
least the next five years.
From 2020, experts expect the first 5G islands for certain applications.
According to the Federal Network Agency, the auction of 5G frequencies is scheduled for
the first quarter of 2019.
It remains to be seen whether other companies besides Vodafone, Telekom and Telefonica will
bid for the frequencies.
By the end of 2022, however, at least 98 percent of households in Germany for example will
have to be supplied with a data rate of 100 megabits per second.
So far, the target for the three major established network operators has been to supply at least
97 percent of households with 50 Mbit/s by 2020.
The successful bidder must then also ensure that all federal highways and motorways are
supplied with 100 Mbit/s by the end of 2022.
This will be an absolute revolution.
We will have completely new apps, software and websites with quite sophisticated applications.
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What is #MeToo Vs #MeThru? - Duration: 26:48.
In this video, you'll get 4 different perspectives on what is Metoo to
Methru.
Hey, welcome to our round table discussion on a rectangular glass table. So, today
we're talking about Metoo to MeThru. What does that mean? What's the big deal?
This is Mariana, I'm Genine Smith. -I'm Regan. -I'm Micah. -So, the first question for
a group today is what is Metoo for you and then we're going to talk about what is
MeThru for each of us individually. What are we trying to get through? So,
the me to movement for me has been terrific in terms of awareness, in terms
of talking about things that have normally been hidden. Giving people voice.
And that's what it's really meant to me. What has the Metoo movement meant for
you? -I feel like the Metoo movements meant a lot of different things. Some
good and some bad. I mean on the one hand, I appreciate all
the awareness coming to my sister's and the work environment. And then on the
other hand, like even my husband's afraid to help his female co-workers in case
anything is misconstrued. And he's not a predator. He's not anything like
that. It's cause difficult dynamics there. But I appreciate the... -Okay. So, you feel
like it's been a real positive and a certain area of raising awareness. A
negative in that sometimes people in the workforce particularly men don't know
quite how to navigate it? -Right. -Well, I really like the Metoo movement. I feel
like it gives a voice to a lot of women who haven't had the courage to do it. And
they don't feel like they're, you know, that they're going to be embarrassed or
that they're going to feel really bad they have the support of others. And they know
that they're not the only ones out there. I think the next question is, "What do you
do you do afterwards? How do you get through it?
-And that's why we're here, huh? MeThru. So, before we get to the MeThru,
Mariana, what is Metoo for you? -I think something awesome about
the Metoo movement that like no other movement has done is it added that
hashtag. Which brought in all these like age groups and basically widespread it
throughout social media. Like it really was social media was the engagement and
where people could like literally just put that and everybody knew what it was.
Like they didn't have to put a story, they didn't have to put any sort of
context behind it. It was literally just a hashtag and people understood what
they were talking about. And for me, like that's... That's amazing. The 2 simple
words behind the hashtag was like empowering. -Yeah. -Right. But I totally
agree with you Regan. Like, it has caused that controversial like, "Well, what
about men?" Because we can't exclude men from the conversation like sexual
harassment and things like that can definitely happen in a man's life. -Well,
for the men who have been abused too, that's so triggering for them. The Metoo
movements been... You know, on their website, they're very clear that they love men
and they support men. They're just not a fan of the predatory men. You know?
They're... I think it's a unintended consequence for sure. -Yeah. -Well, in the
work that I do, I'll work from time to time with men that have had sexual
trauma and it's a tricky thing. Because sexual trauma which I'm a sexual trauma
survivor. Regan is, Mariana is. Micah what's your problem? So, with men with
sexual trauma, there is an extra layer of stigma that goes with being a male
survivor of sexual trauma. But one of the things we want to do with the MeThru
movement is apply it to a lot of different things. So, not just sexual
trauma which is a big deal. But also medical trauma. Someone with breast
cancer, someone with a car accident. What about combat trauma? So, it applies
to lots of things because people are trying to get through
through lots of things. What is the MeThru movement? Can anyone talk to that?
-MeThru is kind of the mindfulness path through your issues. -Yeah, as opposed
to "No, no, no, that didn't happen or not going to talk about it or a spiritual
bypass or physical bypass." One of the great things about the Metoo movement
is it's given people permission to talk about things in a new way and say, "Yeah, I
have a friend that does a lot of massage work and that's been the ongoing
conversation in her women's groups." People with trauma through 30 years ago
saying, "That's actually MeToo. I've had this issue and I never talked about it."
So, all of a sudden, there's a giant permission slip to talk about it. But
like mica said, what's next? What's next? There's this bitterness, this anger, this
disclosure. That's terrific. But getting stuck in the anger, that can also
hijack your life. Somewhat like the trauma did. And that's the thing that
gets me the most upset is how many people are constrained by old traumas.
That's why we're doing MeThru work. It's the work that I've initiated
through learning how to deal with my own past trauma. And now it's the basis for
my dissertation work. -So what does MeThru mean for you? -What does
MeThru mean for me personally? -Yeah. -Personally, I'm still in the process of
getting through my life. There's different stages of life.
I still have trauma patterns that surprise me and come up. I'd say
MeThru right now personally is going from being fairly introverted and having
a controlled life to this to. To cameras, to talking about the work that I've
developed. Which is what I need to do and what I want to do. And I want to help
people. But at the same time I have a child pornography background. And for
years and years, it kept me around a camera and I only wanted to be behind it.
So now that I'm in front of it, it's taken some work for me to work
through my panic. Like our first photo shoot. I completely lost my voice. I was
walking around the day before *Whispering* What in the world am I supposed to shoot video tomorrow? *Whispering ended* And I
have no voice and I called up Regan. And she said, "Oh, it's just an old trauma
pattern." And it's like, "Oh, why didn't I see that? Now, all of a sudden, I have
these tools. I have a whole quiver of tools and I knew exactly what to do.
Cracked me up that I didn't see it right off the bat, But once I caught it...
-But I mean luckily, it was what you preach. You know... It's this toolbox, right.
-Right. And thank heavens I have these tools that I've developed and now I'm
teaching because life is changing all the time. This stage of life is different
than the one ten years ago. My kids are a different stage of life. So, what I love
about this is there's a tool kit that can get you from through your life. With
skill and with grace and overcoming the past. -I think we should really compliment
you. I mean look how well you're doing on camera. Big deal, okay? I got lots of
makeup on. I've never seen this, okay? This is a very rare thing, okay?
She's not dressed in active wear. Like, not cute like yoga pants either. You know,
she's not into that too. -I have one pair of cute yoga pants. Come on! -And that was a big step
for you. -You know, you walked out of a hiking Catalog. Okay. But that's just how
you are and that's not a bad thing. I'm just giving you kudos because you're
probably stoked up here. Good. -Well, thank you. I had no idea it took so much makeup
to look not washed out on camera. I still can't get used to having
eyebrows. What in the world? And all this sprays and the powders and all of that.
Oh, my goodness. Thank heavens there's people that are good at that. We have...
MeThru makeover. Oh Bravo. You bet it. -Thanks. What is MeThru for
you? Like what are you going through personally trying to get through and
what do you want for other people? Because you've worked with my tools for
a long time now. -So, MeThu for me at least is the opportunity to help
those around me. When I came to Genine, she was able to help me and see my problems
and my struggles and help me through it. But me through is also... You know, tools
for family members and for friends. Like when you see somebody that comes out and
it's like, "Hey, hashtag MeToo." You know. Like what do you...? How can you
help? Like what can you do for them? And MeThru gives you the tools to start
conversations to get people through these hard times in your life. -I think we
should clarify something. -Yeah. -Okay? Because we're not talking about people who are
in a survival situation right now. You know, mindfulness can help but we're
talking about after the danger has passed. So, we're talking about aftermath
here. -Yeah, that's a good distinction. -Yeah. -Someone's an intimate partner violence,
if someone's in immediate danger, don't tell them about mindfulness so much.
That's something after they're physically safe and stabilized and
alive. Yeah, yeah. Good point. -Get the help that you need and there's so many
resources out there. And afterwards, you know, we're there to kind of be the
option afterwards to help you overcome the emotions that you now have to deal
with. And the trauma that's now behind you. And MeToo is good about putting
those resources on their website. But... We're the after that.
-And it may be that after therapy also. -True. -So, many people may not need
therapy to really thrive but some people absolutely do. So trust yourself.
Trust your experience and what you need. We have tools and resources to help you
get through things. But it doesn't fix everything. It's a support system. Both
the community and specific tools and modeling. Modeling in terms of, "I've been
through the wringer." You guys have all been through the wringer. But we have
lives. We have functional relationships. -And what I love
the MeThru is that I feel like it applies towards women and men and anyone
else. You know, just we... There's so many people who feel like, "Oh, this movement is
only for men. This movement is only for women." But I feel like MeThru is
accepting towards everyone it. It wants to help out everybody. It's not just
one person for... -Right. If you want to thrive, MeThru is for you. You know,
it's... -Inclusive. -For men, yes. Men can it... Man can take advantage of this and use
it and not fee about it. And not feel like they feel like they lose out on
anything. They feel included. -Right. And one of my goals for this work is to get
it refined enough that people in refugee camps who have no mental wellness
support at all, that we can put together a packet so that community workers can
help people overcome PTSD. Community workers can help people with nightmares,
flashbacks. With their triggers, with loss, with grief, betrayal, shame. The full
gambit that we work with in this mindfulness container. I want to change
the mental health conversation. And empower a therapist to have better tools,
community workers, moms, dads, firefighters, people that are... I mean just living your
life, there's trauma inherent in it. There's risk inherent in it. And
everybody's had something. Had something really hard that's still constricting
them. Alright, what are you working on personally? MeToo to MeThru? -Well, I
have... I have a little one and a half year old and that has been
new adventure. So I think definitely MetTru new parenting. Oh, my! That is a
roller coaster and thank heavens I have these tolls because the biggest thing I've
learned is if I'm freaking out, he's freaking out. You know, he's such a
little mirror. I'm finding that the better I take care of kind of me
mentally, the better he does and isn't the smoother everything goes. So, I
appreciate these as I navigate a new person who's different every week. So... -So
You through mom hood. -Mom hood and... -Young parenting. -Yeah, yeah. -Which is challenging.
And it's so much on you. It really is.
-And I've also appreciated it in navigating a marriage after kids. -Mmm. -You
know? These tools have been such a big deal. You know? I mean both my husband and
I are just to have kids. You know, a kid. Luckily, I'm married to someone very
supportive of this. But it's still... All of us are so different now. -And Spencer's been...
He's been put through some of these tools on a pretty regular basis. Hey
buddy, what's wrong with this? -Well, he hasn't... He's been so great and it's just
improved all of us. So, it's made... It's made this messy process a little more
filled with grace and movement and it's been nice. -And there's some confidence
going forward that you can handle what comes next. You never know what's going to
come next. But with tools and with the confidence that you can get wobbled.
But you know that you'll be able to course-correct
and get rerouted and move through it. And that, I love that. -They're super brave to
admit that after having kids like marriage isn't
all fun and games still. You know, with people who aren't married yet.
Like, we don't... We don't know what if like after marriage. You know, after you get
get married and you have kids and you bright a house. Like there's kind of this
unknown and for someone to say, "Hey, it's not so easy.
That's kind of..." -The Gifts Of The Sea. You know, she talks
about every phase of your life as a different shell. And you know, there's the
newlywed phase for here's this beautiful butterfly show and it's so
pretty. And then you have a kid. And you turn
into this like gnarly clam. Like, it's not a clam. Its whatever those things
that, you know, get on the side of the boats. You know, they have like threads and
they...You know, you're just kind of holding on... Holding it together.
You know, I was in the beautiful newly weds stage when I read this. And it was like...
It was so much better than that, okay? It turns out... Yeah, we we got a... Wife got a
little more realm but okay, it was a beautiful partnership where we're just
holding the ship together, okay? You know? We've grown in new ways but it's fine.
Because we've gotten to know each other in new ways and it's been great. So I
don't want to make it sound like the kid has strained our marriage. And it's been
great. And we wouldn't go back to it and oh, my gosh. Seeing your
husband as a father. It's just the sexiest. You know, it's that's a good
father. Sorry, that's the caveat. Right. So...
-We're cute muscles, okay? MeThru. Muscle transformation, okay.
-Micah, what are you... What's your MeThru right now? -I mean, there's a lot.
I'm not by any means perfect. I think the main one that I'm working with as far as
the MeThru is me through accepting situations. It's nothing that I can't
control them. The unknown is something that makes me very anxious because
growing up in a broken home I always had a plan. There's ways of planning.
There's a plan B, there was a plan C, there's a plan D. Like I just, you know,
come up with solutions on the spot. You know, mom can't make them I make them
right there. If my brother can't make them I make them right there. So there is
always this pressure. -Speaking of upholding the ship together. That was your job for
a long time in your family dynamics. So... -So there is always this pressure to have a plan. You...
Just, you know, you know what to do right away. There wasn't any room or time for
mistakes you know, being 14 years old and driving checks up town and paying bills.
You can't make a mistake with those. You have to... They have to be paid on time. If
someone wants to go hang out with you after school,
too bad. The, you know, electricity bill needs to be paid while moms at work
trying to support us. Trying to try to keep us in a house. Try to, you know, keep
us healthy, trying to keep us on track. And my particular MeThru is just
learning to learning to accept situations as they are and getting
through it because I'm constantly wanting to change something. I'm
constantly wanting to make sure that I'm going to be seeing.
I'm constantly wanting to know that my mom's going to be okay, my brother's going to
be okay. My grandparents are going to be okay. You know, like my uncles are going to
be fantastic. I don't like the unknown. And it's... That's just that's a huge
struggle for me is feeling like I can whether that unknown and get through
it and know that I'm going to be okay. I know that my family is going to be okay. -I
think, you know, something we should say about you for sure is since interacting
with all the Osage tools, you've done a marvelous job of navigating and
setting boundaries within your family dynamic and really claiming your life as
your own. I mean talk about co-dependents here. You were... -In the surrender process
and course one, things like that made a big difference. It's so much of what who
troubled me before has been cleared up and it's amazing how how that has. I mean
we had done some work together on anger issues. Cabinet door was left open
and my whole day was ruined. My whole life was going to revolve around this
cabinet door that was left open. This refrigerator door was just, you know, just
open just a little bit and I just immediately lose it. And now it's like, "Okay, I'll
just close the cabin door. Not a big deal." -So, old trauma patterns were
impinge on your regular life. -Yeah -And taking you out of it. -No place you didn't
want to be which was angry and resentful and frustrated and annoyed. Kind of
sucking out the joy and the aliveness. -Yes. So... -And I think you've done such a
good job of just in your... You know, partnership with Corey. I think you've
done a good job there too. That was very hard for you to navigate at first.
Relationships really scared you. -Especially for a first relationship. You
know, we're not perfect. We still have things were getting over. But it's
amazing how at the beginning, I was so scared and was so worried about being
as good as I could possibly be that I can imagine. -And so many people
can relate to that. And he's never good enough. -Yeah. -In that
trauma counter there was the father. You know, my father wasn't there. My father
chose to be a raging alcoholic addicted to, you know, so many other things. -You
know pressman at all 4 years ago? Okay? -That was just a door that I did not want
to open. I didn't want to experience what a good, healthy relationship could offer
me. The thought of a good healthy relationship. I am really was like, "I don't
deserve it. My dad didn't want to stick
around for me." You didn't want to he didn't want to try to make it work. He
hightailed it out the first minute he got. That, you know, just immediately I was
like, I don't want this. And then they see my mother afterwards. What she had
gone through. Immediately, it's like, "I don't want to go through that. I don't
want to go through my mom went through." Seeing her her heart get broken, that was
huge. Being... Being so young and just seeing her heartbreak time after time
after time after all the relapses that my father had all the stress that his
extra relationships brought a lot. -I remember really simple things flapping you. Like
he'd buy you a present and you would... Just like you didn't trust him and it,
you know, it would escalate to something else. And this poor guy... The patient's, he
must have with me right now because even today like if we plan a date and I
want to have this plan and he's like, "Well let's go do something different." I'm
like, "But we said we were going to go do this, Oh, my gosh. I can't..." Okay, you know, it
takes me a second or if he's like, "Hey, let's go out on a drive on the weekend."
And I'm like, "Okay, where are we... Where we going? Where we going to stop at? Do I need
you to pack lunch?" -So, that may be the next step for you is that emotional
nimbleness?
-I guess I categorize that as the unknown. I don't know what the plan is for the
day. And not knowing the plan is for the day. Really just yeah. -And it
activates your survival systems. -Yeah. -So, that's probably the next thing for you.
-Hmm. -This will be fun. -I think a lot of
people can relate to in that situation is MeThru relationships. Like you
talked about your dad's relationship. You talked about your mom's relationship and
Corey's relationship, like your boyfriend's relationship and so many
people struggle with how to navigate those because we're all so different. You
know, like our personalities are different, our situations are different.
And so... So that's totally something that I think a lot of people can look to
with MeThru like how do we navigate these relationships. Like because they're
so diverse. -And your growing up was completely different. And then you're in
relationship with someone else who has a completely different trauma pattern.
They're imprinting was was totally different, family rules were totally
different. So, how do you clear those out so that you can choose actively
choose and intend your life instead of being dominated by old things that you
typically didn't even opt into. You know, your family was set up the way it was
set up. And you didn't get to vote generally. It's these are the rules and
you abide by them or you're in trouble. So, now that you're an adult, it's
almost like that the elephant metaphor where the baby elephant has the ring
around it that's actually chained. And as it grows up has the ring around it, no
chain. But mentally, it's chained. And we all have those mental chains even though
we have full freedom to be who we want. It's getting our thoughts, our beliefs
our emotions, the old trauma patterns cleared out. And this is a super fun way
to do it. The Osage system is really... It's most of
it is a blast. -It's true. -This is an introduction to the MeThru movement.
We're making videos to help you go from MeToo into MeThru. So we're making
videos to help you through things. So that you can say MeThru. Get back
your aliveness, get back your freedom. Now, I want to know from everybody, what's
your favorite video that we've shot on this YouTube channel? -So, we're talking
about MeThru relationships. One of the biggest processes that helped me was
betrayal. So, we made a video about betrayal and you get to see me throw
some logs so go check it out. -Fantastic, what was yours? -Mine was about
calling bolt-on sexy and how exhausting that truly is. Okay? And how we're opting
out. So, that one's my favorite so go check that one out. -All right. -My favorite
is how to overcome PTSD. I'm very strong. His family history in the military and a
lot of my family members have struggled with PTSD triggers. And so to see them...
-And really help fix them. -See there. It is just so good. So please check out
that video and recommend it to anyone else in your family who also struggles
with those same... Same things. -Terrific. -And my favorite video is overcoming sexual
abuse which doesn't sound like a favorite video. But it's a really great
topic. Because there's a way through. Girls, nice job.
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Accredited Speakers: The Process is Priceless - Duration: 1:30.
I feel amazing.
To get the Accredited Speaker is just awesome.
I feel great, I am so excited.
I told my family it's like the best day other than childbirth and marriage.
I push through the pain and accomplished another goal, it was really an amazing experience
just from the beginning to the end.
What you go through is just priceless, absolutely priceless and through this entire process
it really gave me an in-depth look at how I present myself to the outside world.
It causes you to reach deeper and stretch out farther because you need that pressure,
you need to be a boxer who's punched; you can't be in a ring and I've never taken a
punch.
If you're thinking about it and you're not sure just remember this: The journey is worth
the ticket.
If you are afraid just face your fear and do it anyway.
You cannot stay within your comfort zone and accomplish your goals.
Go for it if you meet the qualifications.
Why not give it a shot if you want to be an Accredited Speaker that feeling is not going
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Every time you see someone on stage you're going to say that should be me, but even if
at any step you don't make it you've improved and you become a better professional speaker.
And definitely come to us Accredited Speakers because guess what, if you want a lending
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The Accredited Speaker Program—it's for you.
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