How To Make A Lasting Impression | Jeffery Keilholtz | TEDxRockville

[TheRealShinedownShimmy]

Whoa, Miss Connor sounds like a superhero for that anxious little girl! Super heartwarming stuff

[TheFirstSocialScoop]

"Life is short. Live the fantasy." Thank you for that take home message - it's easy to forget how short life is.

[orlaithhill]

This is the kind of knowledge that fuels people to be kinder to one another <3

[bobskillings]

"Life is short, live the fantasy" – damm straight! Time to chase those dreams, no holding back.

[toxic-head-shot]

The stuff about unseen reputation really resonates. It's a powerful reminder that our actions, especially when we think no one's watching, define us more than anything we put on social media.

[rangerstv]

This talk made me realize how often I'm only half-present in convos, especially with loved ones. Time to step up my active listening game!

[MichooseCherisol-txns]

Shia miss Connors sounds like a superhero for tat anxious little girl!super heartwarming stuff

[mindsetmanager]

The analogy of the beach trip really resonated with me. It's a great reminder to cherish the positive moments and not let the little hiccups overshadow the experience.

[evanesterneg]

The analogy with the beach trip really resonates with me. It's a beautiful reminder to cherish the moments that matter most and not sweat the small stuff.

[shannelnasir]

The explanation about flashbulb memory really puts into perspective the importance of how we make others feel.

[rubyguil]

"Life is short, live the fantasy" – those words hit differently. A powerful reminder to chase our dreams and not get caught up in the daily grind. Thanks for the motivation!

[iamtherealdeal]

Miss Connor’s story was so inspiring! Makes you think about the small things we do.

[raylinduke]

As someone who's been on both sides of the job interview table, I can confirm - emotional surprises definitely make a lasting impression!

[salsadevrees]

The beach trip analogy is so relatable! It makes me want to focus on creating positive peaks in my day-to-day life.

[snakejohnson]

The concept of unseen reputation is lowkey mind-bending. It's like our vibes are leaving a trail wherever we go.

[nelsonpierse]

This talk highlights the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and empathetic listening in making a lasting impression and it's great to see these values being emphasized in both personal and professional contexts.

[taniagill]

If only all teachers could show that level of kindness and understanding ❤

[IAmTheRealMagicMan]

The story of Miss Connor got me thinking about the teachers I had who went the extra mile for a shy anxious child and the difference it made to my life. Honestly learnt so much beyond the standard stuff during school because they took the time and thought I was worth it. That's pretty special.

[bencycaitlin]

Authenticity and vulnerability are so underrated in terms of building rapport. I think this talk really shows their power quite beautifully, not just for ourselves to live more happily but for how other people perceive and feel about us too.

[duncanboone]

The insights on unseen reputation really hit home. It's not just about what we show to the world, but the small, genuine interactions that define us. Makes you think about your daily actions differently.