How everybody can make an impact

Patryk Wezowski · Advanced ·🚀 Entrepreneurship & Startups ·5y ago
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Patryk Wezowski discusses how anyone can make an impact through effective communication

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if you will be driving a car in a desert and you try to switch on radio there's nothing on there just noises some fragments of music and suddenly you switch it on on the right station and there's a beautiful music you know music that you really enjoy and you drive your car through the desert and you feel great because this is the music and this is what happens when we create this unity with other people this is what happens when we are in tune with others and we get this impulses from them yeah this is the beauty we don't do it with with everybody you know sometimes you hear just noises yeah so this is not the station to listen that's a good point that's a good point change the channel okay and here is another interesting thing what we say is not always what we think or feel most people actually when they talk because they even sometimes want to be friendly or they want to just not hurt somebody some people want to just be friendly not hurt somebody and because of that they don't say what they actually feel or think when i was small when i was yeah when i was 10 years old i got my first computer it was like a huge big box where the screen was black and white and actually it was like yellow and black at that time very old screen and you had it had it didn't even have an operating system you you had just put it in disk and do something with it and be able to program in a very simple language that's the first computer that i had it was a closed system it couldn't go on the internet it was just an individual closed system it couldn't communicate and then the internet the world wide web was invented and computers become like super machines super fast machines that could go online and suddenly a whole new world of possibilities opened up and we could get all this information all this information was just at our fingertips whenever we want whatever we want and it's now time for humanity to go online too where until now we we invented technology but we're more separated than ever before if humanity goes online they can get so much more information about how to be together how to do good how to prevent wars how to create more peace how to how to have less conflict and that's why we're making this movie to make a difference in the world and also so people can discover how to make an impact with their lives i do think the the sentiment the underlying theme beyond what you're saying is the fact that we do not connect and we have the tools too and a lot of us need to do more self work than we think we need to do and i think that um once we do that we definitely will have a better world and i think we too many people go around being cynical by the idea of changing the world but we forget that in our own backyard we have many agents of change and if we don't activate these agents of change to go out into the field we're missing out [Music] you

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Watch the IMPACT movie on http://Impact.Film About the IMPACT Movie: Three people embark on a personal journey to transform the way they communicate. On their quest to save humanity, they discover their superpowers and strive to impact the world. What's unique about the Impact movie? Impact shows how to use the power of body language and micro expressions science in daily life. 3 STORIES IN IMPACT: 1. A Speaker with No Confidence: Didi dreams of becoming a motivational speaker. Her children look up to her as an inspiration, yet when she stands on stage she stutters, overwhelmed by fear. Before she can motivate others, she'll need to search deep inside herself to find the confidence that has been lacking her entire life. 2. A CEO with no Profit: Stan is a former marine officer who fought in Iraq. To combat his social anxiety he discovered homeopathy, and left the army to create his own flower essences company. But despite 9 years of hard work he finds himself $2 million in debt. To save his business, Stan will need to change his whole communication style. 3. An Entrepreneur with No Plan: Megan views herself as a failure. She sleeps on a couch, without a home or any achievements to her name. Yet she has a business idea that could change the world. With no website, no money, and no plan, she'll have to work hard to convince investors to take a risk. About the Body Language Science Featured in Impact: Non-verbal communication can predict anybody's success or failure. Research of Patryk & Kasia Wezowski has proven that decoding somebody's "Body Language Code™" can predict the outcome of presidential elections or your inborn potential to have an advantage in negotiations. Knowing how to read "micro expressions" is probably the most effective way to connect more with people and the most crucial skill to prevent the increasing social autism caused by today's technological innovations. Patryk & Kasia Wezowski are the Founders of the Center for Body Language, the W
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