Nigel MarshIs the author of “Fat, Forty and Fired” and “Overworked and Underlaid.” He also lays out great tips for a great planned, ideal and balance day.

“HOW TO MAKE WORK-LIFE BALANCE WORK”Nigel’s Talk

Nigel talked about how to balance your day when either spending time with your family, working at your job, and/or productivity (personal time).

He’s wants to encourage people to make time in a equalized, workable way.

Nigel’s four observations that most people could relate too

1st ObservationThousands of people work hard long hours at

jobs they hate to help them buy things that they don’t need to impress people who they don’t

like.

2nd ObservationFacing honesty within ourselves and taking

control and responsibility of the lives we want to lead.

3rd ObservationBeing careful of how to realistically balance your

life

4th ObservationApproach balance in a balance way

Nigel gave some really fascinating, interesting, and awesome examples and scenarios of encouraging how to balance life in the best way possible.

Dynamism Rating: 5/5. I would rate Nigel a 5 out of 5 because of his inspirational, influential and positive take on how to keep individuals life well-balanced. You can honestly tell that he is very serious and professional about his topic. There’s so much great information to learn from Nigel to teach to the world

Nigel’s talk was well put together, very descriptive, humorous and eloquent and provided great observations on life that most people in the world could relate too. The tip that he used from Nancy Duarte was to communicate a world-changing idea efficiently.

He conveys his idea – in a strong, passion, straightforward, and natural approach and feels very comfortable talking in from an audience. Many public speakers should have all these qualities in order to be not only a great speaker but also a professional and successful speaker.

CompareNigel and Ken Robinson are really creative, unique, distinct and influential men who can really change society and make it become healthier.

ContrastKen Robinson seems to have more of an impact just because of the high passion he has on speaking on an important topic such as “Schools kills Creativity”

I’ve learned that you can really influence an audience based on your passion of your topic and how much you care to let others know about it. To be able to delivery properly and effectively, you can get your point of view across certainly without any issues.

The speaker gave real life circumstances and was humorous when approaching them because you knew they were the truth.

Nigel maintained the engagement of the audience by keeping people interested and wanting to learn more.

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