Watch this 4-minute TED talk by start-up guru Renny Gleason.
Gleason shows us how you can turn mistakes into opportunities to connect:
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- Sarah Gershman
- Sarah Gershman is president of Green Room Speakers, a presentation skills training company based in Washington, DC. Sarah teaches people how to craft and deliver knockout presentations. Recent clients include Microsoft, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the U.S. Department of Treasury Executive Institute, the International Republican Institute, the National Democratic Institute, InsideNGO, Perseus LLC, Dechert LLP, HOK, the National Council on Teacher Quality, the Embassy of Canada, So Others Might Eat (SOME), UJA Federation of New York, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the Red Cross, AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps, the Society for Mechanical Engineers, the Kauffman Foundation, DMB Pictures, the Kauffman Foundation, the St. Louis Jewish Federation, and the US Department of Justice. Sarah combines more than 15 years of classroom teaching experience with a strong background in theater. Sarah is a Wexner Graduate Alumni Fellow and has a Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and a Masters in Judaic Studies from the Jewish Theological Seminary.
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Great post, Sarah. I love this concept and it is so well-delivered by Renny Gleason. It also underscores another reason why being present it key: you can't turn a mistake into an opportunity unless you're really there and own the experience.
Marianne
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