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Black Motivational Speakers | Jesstalk Speaking and Coaching

Name: Black Motivational Speakers | Jesstalk Speaking and Coaching
Uploaded: 2012-10-17T15:08:32+00:00
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Channel: Jesse Ferrell
Description: This content was created by Jesse Ferrell. This content was uploaded by Jesse Ferrell. This is a YouTube video titled "Black Motivational Speakers |…

17 Oct 2012 · 1 min

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This content was created by Jesse Ferrell. This content was uploaded by Jesse Ferrell. This is a YouTube video titled "Black Motivational Speakers | Jesstalk Speaking and Coaching" (uploaded 2012-10-17). The excerpt is from a motivational talk in which the speaker addresses an audience about personal growth and influence — using a personal anecdote about their mother who stopped reading and surrounded herself with certain people, a humorous audience interaction, and the key message that in 10 years you'll be largely the same person except for the people you meet, the books you read, and how you respond to your circumstances.

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I have a mother that when I was a young kid, she was considered to be very intelligent. And then she didn't read any more books. And the people she. I'm not picking on my mother because it's probably how many mothers in the room. Clap your hands if there's some mothers, okay? That means I need to be careful how I talk about mothers, right? Like even my own mother. Because you guys are going to. Wait a minute. My son better never talk to me the way that meant. So I know I have to be careful. But my mother decided not to read anymore, and she decided to surround herself with a colorful type of people. Do you like that mitigated speech? That was good, wasn't it? And with that being said, my mother still thinks she's intelligent. She is. By 1960s standards, right? This is 2011. You will be the same person you are now 10 years from now, except for the people that you meet, the books that you read, and what you do about your own life circumstances. It's that powerful.