EPISODE · Aug 8, 2022 · 36 MIN
#360 Originals 22
from 克萊兒説文法 · host 老克
Originals 22 People should be optimistic first and then pessimistic. Optimism makes us take the initiative to achieve aims in life. Pessimism makes us think again about all the risks in achieving the thing. When Lewis Pugh hesitated before plunging into North Pole, his friend bade him to consider 3 things: people around you (29 crew coming from 10 different countries) parents who took care of you all your life justification (climate change/global warming) Pugh then plunged himself and finished the swim successfully. Serbian non-violent organization member acting as foreign tourists tour guide successfully taught his audience how to overthrow their dictator. Belgrade: capital city of Serbia The 30some young guide was a Serbian political criminal. He studied well Georgian, Ukrainian, Lebanan and Muldive political ambiance after his imprisonment by authority. Research shows people who had worse bringing up had happier and fuller lives by helping others than those who had better ones. Using Users to Excite Teams Josh Silverman owned Skype in 2008. Josh Silverman meant to expand business. Josh announced Skype would launch computer-to-computer contact soft with full screen video within 8 months. All the employees were dejected. Josh began by telling employees how his own children met with grandfolks thousands of miles away. Then Josh invited users to come up to speak about their own experience with face-to-face full screen video calls. Couples expressed their thanks when they were apart. Military man uttered gratitude how he and his kid opened Christmas gifts at the same time in different countries. Employees were all encouraged by then. Skype 4.0 launched full screen video in December on time. Skype ended up registering 380,000 people daily. MS bought Skype in 8.5 billion 3 years later. Skype revenue increased by 300%. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
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