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What an amazing TED talk...I'm so pleased to have learned more about you and your many personal accomplishments, showing the bravery to launch a program that helps children in spite of obstacles. Very moving presentation. Thank you.
Such a fun interview, Michelle, thank you! I also met Sarah over RU-vid and then met her personally in San Diego at Dr Joe's workshop a couple of weeks ago. Sarah is amazing, and what scares me are the things she will be accomplishing in her life with what she has learned at the two weeklong workshops she's been to. This work transforms you. I hope your channel grows immensely with wonderful interviews like these.
Algis, I love and appreciate how supportive you are! My heart is swelling with so much joy right now for how awesome you are for taking the time to not only watch, but also follow up and leave such a kind comment on the video as well! You rock, my friend!
YES!!! She is awesome! Good people find good people! Thank you for taking the time to watch the episode. I appreciate that! Thank you also for the kind words! We are all truly limitless! Love that!
This is more than making lemonade out of sour lemons. This is about an individual that evaluated where she was, who she was, and what she could do. Then she proceeded to create a program that helps others to create their own resilience.
Laughter can: Stimulate many organs. Laughter enhances your intake of oxygen-rich air, stimulates your heart, lungs and muscles, and increases the endorphins that are released by your brain. Activate and relieve your stress response.
All information you bring us about this topic is really practice and motivates us not to feel alone working from home. I’m Ricardo Rodríguez and I follow you on Facebook too. Great job and interviews
Amanda Lingle was a neighbor of ours in our first house in Texas, way back in the 1980's. She was a lovely little girl back then who has just grown more beautiful as the years have passed. It does not surprise me that she is a successful Vice President of the company she works for as she always possessed a very kind heart and the ability to listen and find the best in people, a talent I imagine is very important in her line of work. Her mom and dad set a high standard for both their girls and it's an honor to watch how they have grown and are making a difference at such a difficult time in our country. We are so proud of you, Amanda! Your company is very fortunate to have you.
I think this lady is amazing and so inspirational. I have come here from watching her conversation videos and would highly recommend them. Her care and compassion really shines through them.
Today I got into a huge argument with my mother (bipolar/narcissistic). It all started because I stood up for my little brother. She disowned me but you know how it is. Tomorrow she could be a whole new person, extra nice and pretend nothing happened. I felt confused and a little hopeless. Sometimes I just don’t know what to do. I’m very glad I found this video. I also have always had a dream of writing a book. I related to this a lot! Thank you for shedding light on this. It goes a long way. It’s showed me there’s a light at the end of a tunnel.
None of us know why bad things happen to us, but it's beautiful when the few can power through the pain, refuse to be victims any longer, and decide to be the change. Thank you Michelle for changing so many young people's lives. We need more of you in the world!
