Living RD #11: From Double Amputee to Fraternity President and Law School - W/ Radley Gillis

[@joshuakhokhlan]

Quality content! Really inspiring

[@bryanthamilton2699]

Very inspiring sir! Keep it up!

[@nickupdikeofficial]

Thanks Bryant!

[@michellesouthflorida9682]

I always like stories of people who have gone through tragic circumstances and how they cope. I also think that asking the questions you asked are things most people think of but are afraid to ask. Most interviewers are too shy to bring the topics up. Glad that you did. Look forward to more inspiring videos. I think good idea to seek out more survival stories. They make for the best insights into truly living life.

[@nickupdikeofficial]

I totally agree and thank you!

[@michellesouthflorida9682]

Also I Hope you are open to some constructive criticism.. As an interviewer, if you want to continue in this field, you have to get out of the habit of using the word “like”.

[@nickupdikeofficial]

Hey Michelle! I always appreciate constructive criticism! I filmed this podcast back in August and have actually been working hard to replace "like" since because it bothered me so much. Such a terrible habit that's difficult to break, but I think Im making some progress! If you have any other feedback please let me know haha

[@michellesouthflorida9682]

ReelDriven Trust me.. I had the same habit when I was younger. Eventually you learn to pause and catch yourself before you say it. :)