Have you heard this episode with Simon Lancaster? Simon is a genius in scriptwriting and at one point got a bit fed up with other people getting the applause for his jokes. So he decided to do something about it; --> To step up on the stage as himself. And what a journey it has been! Listen to the episode and grab our free resource on scriptwriting based off of the episode here: https://www.skool.com/challenge-with-david-6528/classroom/9f627c93?md=080b243506874b3d858aa61b6bd7d62c

..you have to watch the video! 🥳 I didn't fully know what to expect when we launched this project. @Ben Sherry approached me with an idea, I think it was something else at first but then through dialogue we ended up at SKOOLx.. Almost 3 months have passed since that discussion and now we're announcing the winner. That's crazy. What's also crazy is how you've celebrated each other, come together to create something and created bonds that will last ❤️ Again I'm taken by the power of community and coming together 🙏 The winner of SKOOLx walks home with a free ticket to SPEAKERx. SPEAKERx is our extended live version of "SKOOLx" - weekly practice, coach feedback, refining your talk from idea to standing on a stage. We end it off with a finale where we meet IN PERSON, invite people (live audience), bring cameras and mics and pull off a real event! More info about SPEAKERx can be found here: https://headgain.com/speakerx I will reach out to all of the finalists over the next 24hrs, expect a ping in your DMs 🫡

I had to improvise on some of this video as I was travelling for a client. I had all the lights on in the hotel room. Discovered that my mic was dead. 🤦🏻‍♂️haha fun times. I'm on a mission to change how we talk about work place safety. Let’s try this again https://youtu.be/DSizOvVUwpU?si=sECX_w5oVai3_Fq5

The votes are in! 🙌 Over 250+ people voted for their favourite talks that will go on to the finals 💪 A special thank you to all who participated, got stuck in, created their talks and dared to share 🙏 It takes courage, commitment and strength to pull all the way through, and you all did that: @Doa Kaptan @Éva Raposa @Subhan Nair @Anil de Vries @Emma Fábryová @Sam Dunlop @Janet Little @Ayu Masruroh @Justin Yip @Sungsoo Choi @Harrison Angwin @Rodrigo Rios @Tony Mulligan @Dani Rosenblad James @Wolfram Grohnert @Natalie Duncan @Semih Yalap @Danny Hansen @Vernon Foster @Craig Gauvreau @Jim Jenkins @Kevin Pagan @John Doorbar @Björn Hagemann Each and everyone of you; I salute you. I thank you. For being here, doing the work and committing. Thank you for taking part of this first round of "SKOOLx" 🙏 Now. For the FINAL......🎉🎉🎉 Date: Saturday 27th June Time: 3PM-5PM CEST (Central European Timezone - check your local timezone in the calendar) Event & Link: https://www.skool.com/beginner/calendar?eid=f24ef92ee00d4da19068964a87bef0a4

I want to start by telling you something about permission. For years, I believed permission came from the outside - from achievements, from degrees, from other people's approval. I was a girl who learned to be invisible while trying to be extraordinary. I thought if I just achieved enough, climbed high enough, I'd finally have permission to take up space. But then something happened that changed everything. A breakup. A song. A city on the other side of the world. And I realized I'd been asking the wrong question my entire life. What if permission was never something to be earned? What if it was something I had to give myself? This is the story of how I learned that. And how a carousel taught me what I'd been missing the whole time.