Finding Your Inner Voice: Karol Ward at TEDxTimesSquare

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[serano]

This woman’s voice is entrancing! She just captures your full attention. To me this is real genuineness!

[mikelandrum]

Karol doesn't lie. She speaks from a deep well of integrity and intelligence. She tells us what she has experienced and how she understands that experience. She uses direct, simple, honest language that resonates in us like music. Her clear purpose is to benefit us. I trust her mentally and physically, don't you? Lesson learned. Great speaking.

[KarenJacobsen]

Karol Ward is a masterful speaker and a gifted communicator. She listens and manages to interpret and support and encourage at the highest level. This talk is so powerful and reminded me to continue to pay attention. Brilliant!!

[TheodoreHenderson]

Great job Karol. Excellent story telling skills on display! Great wisdom on listening to your "gut".

[pantsharad]

I am in search of finding out my inner voice I want to realize it, your talks are really helpful towards that.

[LoisBarth]

What's great about listening to Karol, is that she embodies her message. She has a gift that all the speaking tips can't provide and that's presence. Her message of accessing the body's wisdom through listening with not only your heart, but your heart and in the very fiber of your being, is a vital universal theme that one needs to be continued to be reminded of and to drop into. Can you imagine where the world would be if people would just stop and honor the wisdom in their bodies. I loved it!

[tinagreenbaum]

As a body/mind psychotherapist myself, Karol has hit the big points - on all cylinders. For those folks who have been in therapy for years and still feel they haven't made very much progress, Karol's eloquent description of how to connect mind and body should give one incentive to try a different approach. This one works!

[anfigueroa]

Indeed, the body doesn't lie. Excellent job, Karol!!!

[alexcooper]

I liked how her gestures supported her message. Powerfully!

[ettieshapiro]

Karol, another great talk with powerful personal stories and an important message. Our instincts never lie! I bet your mom's nice guy had a really "good personality".

[deborahinchina]

As usual, Karol brings her winning combination of intelligence, warmth, compassion and humor to this presentation. Whether this is new news or old news for listeners, it is useful news for almost anyone who may KNOW the link between body and mind but doesn't regularly DO something with that knowledge. For any of us who have ever struggled with food, drink, or other ways in which we numb rather than listen to our feelings, Karol shows us the light. Brava, Karol!

[SheilaPearl]

Fabulous, seamless, wise and clear -- Thank you Karol!

[JeremeyDonovan]

Karol is an exceptionally talented motivational speaker who wowed the crowed at TEDxTimesSquare. If you are looking for a speaker who can entertain, educate, and inspire through storytelling, Karol is the perfect choice!

[bac]

Great example of how important body language is. As much as I love the power of a well spoken word, it does not tell the whole story, The body langauge or non-verbal communications never lie. Those folks you had an issue with could have said anything, yet their body language would have made words unnesessary.
I always enjoy your presentations, both the verbal and non-verbal delivery of your message.

[dorothymurphy]

Wow. I saw this and it made me to go her site. I got her free stress relieving meditation when you sign up for her mailing list. Really nice.

[PeterAnthonyGales]

I once knew I was going to get a job. I mean knew; even though there were about 10 people just in my field of view who were applying. Very odd phenomenon and there clearly is something to it. Nice job.

[phoenixpersonified]

What a Lovely combination of beauty and brains!

[MediaExec]

I found this very interesting and anyone can relate to this that's in touch with their mind and body.

[evelinabredikyte]

omg, this is what I'm discovering now.

[jasminlatifa]

how can we distinguish between anxeity and negative voices and the inner voice, cuz i'm in a sitation where i'm being influenced by my closest pple warnings and negative voices inside me and I just dont' know what to listen to, how can I find the voice I need to listen to the most, my own inner voice.