Jesse Ferrell leads a keynote on energy exchange and communication, distinguishing teaching from education by its Latin root meaning to draw out. The presentation includes interactive exercises with audience members Brett and Dottie, and acknowledges Lisa Farrell's foundational leadership.
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Foreign. Folks, there's an energy exchange. You guys agree with that? Say yes. Yes. Is that energy positive or negative? Is positive. When you walk away from someone with an energy exchange like that, how does that make you feel? Say it out loud. Yes. What's the number one thing you think people hire us to do in terms of business, professional speaking, personal professional development, coaching? What is the number one thing you think they ask? Come and help with communication. You know, the biggest challenge with communication is listen. That's close. People assume that it's taking place because they use sound. Who said listen? That was me. This smarty pants over here. What's your name? Brett. Brett, got the first $2 bill this thing. They were answering one thing. Dottie, what's the one thing? Education. Education. Education. Is that not a big one? Is education not a big. You know what I like about education? It's different, by the way, nothing wrong with teaching. There's some teaching. You know what I like about education versus teaching? Education comes from Latin word educir, which means to draw out. So to educate someone is to draw it out of what they already know. Comes from the black agency to educate them. You guys get that? Is that powerful? How about an amen? How about an amen, my brother? Let me thank Lisa Farrell. This is not just my better half. She's a foundational, strong leader of people inspiring women. And our company would not be what it is today if it wasn't for Lisa Farrell today. Round of applause for Lisa.