A short motivational monologue by Kim Zoller using the treadmill "safety clip" as a metaphor for trusted people who provide security and guidance. Kim prompts viewers to identify their own "safety clips"—people to call for help or advice before difficult conversations or challenges.
Hi. Taking strides again. Getting better and better, getting stronger. So I start thinking about this that every day when I get on my treadmill I put on my safety clip and why do I do that? I do that because you know what, it makes me feel better that if something happens that I have security. So I started thinking about that in our everyday lives. Who's your safety clip? And I know for me I have my people who if I need help, I need some guidance. I'm about to have a conversation, a difficult conversation with a team member or a client. I have someone I call and I say, hey, I want to make sure that I'm handling this in the best way. So I believe that we surround ourselves with the most incredible people if we're thoughtful about it. And I want you to think about who are your safety clips, who is your safety person who you can call and you can rely on.
