Rene Deceuninck leads a coaching session on how body language shapes your results. The workshop covers mind-body connection, emotional versus rational responses, and includes guided exercises like saying names aloud to shift your state.
The thing is not about me, it's about you. I hear people saying here in this goal setting, "I'm gonna start a business, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that." You know what? Just do it. Correct? For 80%. 20% you have to see it from a completely different perspective. Okay? Right. That being said, become a mind through body reader is a sentence to think about. I can read your mind by reading the body signs. Now don't change, you're okay, stay as you are. But I really can. Wouldn't that be sad? After 25 years to say, "Nah, I still don't get it." 25 years. And see what's never being said. If you're in a meeting or in a conversation with somebody, I'm going to give you an example. In London a couple of weeks ago, I had a coaching with a lady and I asked her an emotional question and she was going to answer with a rational answer, which doesn't make sense. And before she answered, I said, "Stop. Why would you come up with a rational answer if I ask you an emotional question?" We're gonna cover that, don't worry. And she said, "What? How do you know?" I said, "Just a minute, who's the coach in here?" It's a saying from Joseph McElroy. Clayton, who works with Tony Robbins as well. That means that eat as raw, as much raw as possible, green raw, fresh air, still water, and move. How are you doing, Daddy? How are you doing, Daddy? Oh, Daddy, stop copying me. You copy them all the time, at the end it's like, right? But that's the same thing. You copy somebody constantly, And before they change, you change.
What we did earlier today, we talked about beliefs. Beliefs become our— the N-word is destiny. We talked about goal setting, how to set our goals, why should we work on baby steps, go to the second level, and then the third level. Third level, which is the end goal. You know, you just got a bit annoyed, but that's life. Alana, say to yourself, I love— I love Alana. Brilliant. So all together, 3 times you're going to say You say your names. Ready? I love Malala.
I believe in Malala. I believe in Malala.
Is that good? How does that feel?
Saying my name feels very weird. Doesn't it?
Doesn't it?
My name is such a long name as well.
Please take a seat.
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