A Map, an Altimeter and a Pair of Binoculars | Erik Bertrand Larssen | TEDxTrondheim
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Three mental tools that you can carry on the journey of a good life turning great.
Erik is the number one performance consultant in Norway with clients ranging from business executives to Olympic athletes. He is also the best-selling author of No Mercy and Hell Week that have sold more than 400,,000 copies and have been translated into twelve languages around the world. Simon and Schuster will publish Erik’s first book in the United States in 2016.
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You reminded me about my conversation with my dying granddad. I asked him did he have a good life. And he confirmed he had a good one even though he was a war survivor. He was happy he had a satisfying job as a judge and a family. His words convinced me that is worth to put your energy into the job you love and look after your family. These are my highest values as well.
Love his books but he could still improve his public speaking skills. Maybe that's because he's not speaking in his native tongue, which is Norwegian. On the other hand, he sounds very sincere. Anyway, great and applicable content -- like the idea of how small decisions eventually lead to big impacts.
There is huge gap between an American speaker and a Scandinavian speaker. I took this example because many stunning speaker are American. In America communication skills are very well practised and people are extroverted, mean while in Scandinavia we are a bit different. Of course he might speak more fluent when he is speaking Norwegian. But I see your point anyway, just saying.
或許他的英文不夠流暢,但是語言只是用來溝通交流的,我能感受到他所要表達得東西就好了,要不然換你上來試試
Dette passa deg ikke.Du bør fortsette på Norsk.Du mangler den flyten du har vanligvis.Sorry