One LinkedIn Post That Changed My Business Forever w/ Avital Eusgeld

[@imadassi4240]

"We don't hear the word enough, that it is enough". Respect!

[@nwachukwuvictor9860]

This resonated with me as well

[@ximinia1042]

Thank you, Chris, for this deep and vulnerable (the number of times failure was mentioned) conversation. Avital, you ROCK!!! Key take aways: - Always make the ASK - Define your boundaries (and ceiling as Mo Gawdat would say) - Be obsessed with feedback - Create value for people - Failure is the making of you #doubledip

[@NazarinaPower]

“It is enough”. Yes!! As a 36-year-old mom to a 2 1/2-year-old boy who’s struggling to balance motherhood and work life, I needed to hear this!! Thank you!

[@keyrosellc]

I listened to this podcast yesterday as I was working out and I was so excited* to hear Avital’s perspective on asking for what you need-even when there’s a chance of hearing ‘no.’ Her approach to not just accepting a ‘no,’ but responding with, ‘Well, who else should I connect with?’ is such a powerful reminder of the doors that can open when we’re fearless and willing to stay engaged. Avital’s authenticity shines through so clearly in every word. It’s inspiring to see someone so rooted in their true self, confident in her vision, and open to possibilities-even if they come from unexpected places. She embodies what it means to be unapologetically yourself, and that’s a lesson worth holding onto. Thank you, Avital, for showing that ‘no’ is rarely the end of the road and that authenticity isn’t just a quality-it’s a strength.

[@avitaleusgeld]

This comment really made me smile. I’m so glad you enjoyed the episode and gained so much from it 🫶

[@keyrosellc]

@@avitaleusgeld yes, most definitely. Mom to mom it was something I needed to hear. 💯

[@robynleesamuels]

18:21 I like how she differentiates between the “readers” versus potential clients because there honestly is a separation there. Not every audience segment is meant to be monetized.

[@shirtslikemine]

I can see how she got all those interviews and connections if her energy was the same as it was here. As humans, we tend to match energy, I can see her positivity coming through and making the other person not wanting to volley back a negative response to her. Also, I noticed as Chris does joke when he has different guests, but I feel like he's laughed and smiled a lot more in this one as he fed off of her laughing and smiling and positive energy. One the thing I learned here, is that she's just being herself and that's the most receiving thing that you could do to another individual and whether they realize it or not they appreciate it.

[@thefutur]

some people just ooze likability and she definitely does.

[@GinaRealTalk]

@AvitalEusgeld, I loved how you broke down the steps to fostering secure attachment! It’s such a foundational piece for building a child’s confidence and resilience. Research in neuroscience shows that secure attachment helps regulate a child’s nervous system, creating a ‘felt safety’ that empowers them to explore the world, make mistakes, and bounce back stronger. The idea of scaffolding this process is such a powerful reminder-thank you for capturing it so clearly!

[@matthewnanes]

Super glad she mentioned the lack of scale. Sometimes it's worth saying "it's not for me and there's time for anything."

[@garyembar4774]

She lost me under a minute! A perfect, practical demonstration of “how not to be” and “what not to do” if the intent is to keep the audience engaged!

[@Camilla-tc8vq]

Avital got me taking SERIOUS notes

[@CentinelaMedia]

I really enjoyed this episode. For me she did great and moved me enough to help me post something different on LinkedIn.

[@DJRaphi]

Such a smart and intelligent conversation! Avital - Absolute LEGEND! I’d love to see more conversations like these, the unexpected story behind amazing people.

[@avitaleusgeld]

Thank you 🫶

[@ellenjohnson782]

What an incredibly insightful interview. Avital is so amazing and inspiring to working women with families!

[@avitaleusgeld]

Thank you 🫶

[@BryonBlack1]

Chris, I'm so with you on not sharing food with anyone except my wife. I don't eat or drink after my kids, or allow them to share with each other if they've already germ-ified it. I tell myself that's why my kids don't get sick as often as those in other families. I don't care if I'm weird.

[@elijahwong7520]

Double dip for FAMILY ONLY. Exceptions: -Sick=disqualified -Guests over=Shared spoon only I have 4 brothers, family of 7. If you are observed breaking the rules, you are disqualified from double dipping until we’re sure u didn’t pick anything up.

[@PeteDetails]

The idea of connecting with adults during adolescence is something I resonated quite a bit with. I feel like 10 years ago me would’ve been more comfortable and confident at that donor event than current me 😅 I’m 26 now but I have to admit that at some point in my 20’s Ive started to have self conscious thoughts of “maybe I’m being naive because I’m only 20 something.” “how could I possibly have anything of value to share here?” This helped perk up some confidence to have new conversations with people and that I have something valuable to offer and share to people. *Edit: cuz I just got to 49:25 . Honestly double dip yolo

[@Super8888Baby]

Great interview. Avital is a force of nature! Chris, your vulnerability is a superpower. Keep working through your process. It is a privilege and a great use of your success to take the time for a spiritual journey. You matter.

[@NicoleOsborneWunderstars]

Double dip with my close family 🙃 Amazing interview, Avital's journey as a working parent is inspiring. I especially liked both of your reflections on asking for what you need.

[@thefutur]

Glad you enjoyed it! Good seeing you in London n

[@NicoleOsborneWunderstars]

@@thefutur super enjoyed seeing you Chris. The meet-up was brilliant. Have fun in Cambridge today.

[@Quantumdemetrio]

Bro honestly, you have a lesson to learn on germs. I will hold your hand as an ex OCD RECOVER er.

[@anotherwitcherfan]

this is so inspiring! thank you Chris, thank you Avital

[@usernameramkumar]

@chris, Thanks for Hosting Avital Eusgeld. Got lot of valuable insights. Looking Forward to learn more around Linkedin

[@thefutur]

You’re welcome. She’s great.

[@RoyalAdventuresTheRoyalLife]

Fabulous fabulous… I love how fast and concise it was invigorating. I’m still listening to it, but I just had to pop on and say fantastic. Also, I got to go to Nashville last night to see my son and family and I hope one day to bring him along to the futur family when I get to join up, he’s already prominent musician, but I think the business side of it would be so valuable And of course, he already knows who Chris Do is😂❤

[@lamilarosemin4242]

i’m with you Chris DIP and GO🗣️ lol this was a great conversation. Love her energy and insights💘

[@thefutur]

Awesome!!

[@avitaleusgeld]

Thank you!!

[@kruzn4life]

If it's family, Double Dip, if it's friends and whoever else, One Dip.

[@edgarallegre8047]

I have to confess, after watching Brian Collins on The Futur, the bar was set pretty high. I wasn’t impressed with this interview-especially after she confused Vietnam with Colombia.

[@DariuszTech]

This is brilliant. Thank you ❤

[@NuniAnari]

Love this❤

[@design401]

I don’t double dip but many cultures do way more hand washing… so sharing food is more safe. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@iamthekaverik]

Single dip, per spoon, per dish, per person... per meal .. course. 😂 Leave nothing to chance 😌

[@thefutur]

Yes

[@rkhanmervisoft23]

it was a good conversation though it will be more interesting if she speaks little bit slow because creatives are watching/ hearing this all over the world.

[@learningsandmissteps]

Double dip all day😎

[@brandingmitzuni]

44:49 🖤🖤NERO !!!!!! 🖤🖤

[@PavleLucic]

Well..... where is that post to check it?

[@yourcreativeleader]

double dip till the end!!!

[@lancelawson5035]

Just to be clear... Single Dip! Meaning I put all that I plan to eat on my plate so I can have peace of mind.

[@thefutur]

We can eat together then.

[@taimedsavage]

Haha…great minds think alike!…

[@eatunicookies]

Dip! 😂 Truly enjoyed this one

[@greggraham2476]

This was great! Thanks Chris and Avital! And by the way, "Dip." 😂

[@saralaporte1271]

Double dip with friends and family; dip with mixed company or all strangers. 🤓

[@HM-mw7cg]

Dad was a doctor, mum was an investment banker, she went to Israel…man I’m really struggling to care about this story. One thing you need to know about private school kids in the UK, they’re inculcated with a sense of entitlement, confidence and superiority

[@thefutur]

And how do you think you comment sounds... Instead of judging someone for something they have no control over, try to find a perspective you can apply to you life.

[@FilmAshton]

It’s not a dip or no dip. It’s dip, unless someone does something notably gross to the dip.

[@alexwright4944]

Dip, definitely!

[@missyfromholland4004]

Other than the fact that she went viral with a complaint (people naturally read complaint messages way more -triggers our brains-, than positive messages), she really has nothing substantive to say. She doesn't go into depth anywhere, doesn't get technical about her public speaking or brand profession. She starts giving context about herself by telling about the family she grew up in (doctor, investor, so it would rub off on her?) that she needed to show up prepared for dinner table conversations else her family would not take her seriously. On one hand it’s pretty clever to share it, since she positions herself as someone who isnt superficial. So she got her superficial listeners instantly believing it. On the other hand it’s stupid, the more indepth people are thinking, great let’s see how rich and indepth it gets. But no. This could have been told in 5 minutes. Conclusion, there is a reason why she still remembers how ‘prepared’ she needed to be for those family dinner table conversations.

[@y3-rawat]

Hy Chris, I am here to be straight forward, could you share us the step by step guide on how to make 30 thousand dollars so that we can purchase your 3 thousand dollar course, And I know you have done it before, however I am taking about a video which gives the road map on the steps, just like someone is telling that at what step which video you should see to be able to get 30 thousand dollars. From 1 person no business to ............ People's and process, flows , systems

[@ahnaf_ameer_ashraf]

Great 😮❤

[@Quantumdemetrio]

Dip amd and double dip. ❤😂 💯🙌 And I'm a germ phobic also.

[@buckleythomik2962]

Shout out from Birmingham aswell🎉🙌🏾😅

[@DariuszTech]

I'm not far away from Birmingham 😊

[@buckleythomik2962]

@@DariuszTech nice man always great to know more creatives close by 😁

[@fromzerotohere]

Single dip, since when I was young. My parents didn’t teach me that and always looked a bit weird at me 😂

[@thefutur]

you figured it out

[@stefmedia]

Double dip! (I am German ;-) )

[@BuffaloRangers]

Yo depends on company… generally no double dip!

[@aussiebladerunner]

I sometimes play these long form videos at 1.5x to cover them quickly. It’s just not possible in this case as she is already talking at 1.5x so it’s impossible to understand 1.5x at 1.5x!

[@michellewhite4222]

One dip only

[@rickylien7779]

Dip. Definitely. I'm Asian.We have serving spoons too! I love her panache, energy and street smarts. She's a Trojan Horse!

[@thefutur]

right? proper sharing protocol observed.

[@Themotiweighted]

Double Dip! You know Chris, I am from India and we mostly eat food with our hands and I love Arabic dishes such as Kabsa rice in which there is a big plate on which rice is layed and then all the meat goes on top and then per plate four people eat together and that too with their hands. Reading this comment might be your biggest nightmare 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DannyAquinoH]

Cristian Do, mi pana Colombiano 37:54

[@bringmemykey]

Dip but.... dip and flip if possible lol like a mozzarella stick I'll flip and dip the part I didn't eat lol

[@thefutur]

haha. good one.

[@naiyomotion]

A little bit context dependent - but ultimately dip.

[@futurecenterofficial]

You know she is the kind of person that would steal your parking spot.

[@mukondeleliratshilavhi5634]

Double, triple dip it 49:46

[@kristytowson]

Dip-double dipping is nasty, lol I hate buffet restaurants for this reason. People are too dirty for me to eat after them.

[@BrunoPozo4Real]

Double Dip, but I can respect Dip. It is more hygienic but I guess I am not really germaphobic so double dip it is 😂

[@iyaboa8182]

Great conversation. Dip, but Chris, I have no issue sharing a water bottle with my son. I gave birth to him after all 😊

[@sara_phoebe]

Bowl of Palestinian hummus? Jaffa? Got it!

[@AnnaCrowlKaehr]

Ummmm. One dip! Share with the kids. 😊

[@DevineHabits]

If it’s family I don’t care how many dips, strangers can get their own spoon and dish. 😅

[@BigThreeChiu]

horrified with double dippers especially with non-family

[@thefutur]

Right?

[@febifirman9896]

English is tuff 😅

[@lauren-ashleyblack8610]

Dip NO DOUBLE DIP

[@josepharoh7958]

Double dip

[@SeymourMacProductions]

Double dip. Don't be soft.

[@NegusLutese]

Dip🎉

[@sarahswan8498]

Dip!

[@thefutur]

one dip right?

[@ibrahimshwaiki]

im pro dip

[@OyetolaOyewumi]

Naaa, NO double dipping 😂😂😂 no thanks

[@SOHD]

Double dip

[@patrickprothe]

Dip. And only one dip.

[@everroseinc.9034]

Dip🤣

[@tamraholder1521]

Dip, only once please!!!

[@BrittanieRollins]

Double Dip .

[@sanjeevgupta4242]

Single Dip😂 only

[@NazarinaPower]

DIP

[@thefutur]

Single right?

[@RoyalAdventuresTheRoyalLife]

Dip

[@antoineholman6978]

Dip

[@ericbau9571]

She was hard to follow. had to bail on this one. Her story telling skills need to improve. However, She was probably just very nervous.

[@clintslowik6490]

Interesting, curiously, what gave you that impression? I ask because after the first couple segments, her self story seems to be how not nervous she has been growing up, going out, networking, making asks, and the opportunities that have led to.

[@PeteDetails]

I read this comment before I started watching so went in to the cast with this in mind - I’m at minute 29 currently and I would have to disagree. Each story was concise and I got a lot of insight from it so far!

[@Quantumdemetrio]

So wrong To the contrary! This was fire

[@Mperor_Niho]

Fucking hard to follow , she is fast as hell 😂😂😂😂

[@SteHanBotha]

What a unique perspective and experience-personally I found this rollercoaster ride refreshing 🎢

[@akamdsadathdesigns5672]

She speaks like 🚇 metro 😢 British speak very fast😂

[@STEMinistNomad]

Dip

[@MarkoKozlica]

A general question concerning content, in 99% of cases social media gurus are recommending CONSISTENCY and QUALITY. So my honest questions is can you post 2 -3 times a day, every day, for a prolonged period? Let's do a simple calculcation for a 3 months of content 1 day = 3 QUALITY pieces of content Week = 21 QUALITY pieces of content Month = 84 QUALITY pieces of content 3 months = 252 QUALITY pieces of content If we say that we remix and repurpose and repost the 50% of this content we are left with 126 QUALITY pieces of content. Ok, we know that video is the best format, so imagine creating 126 QUALITY pieces of content per quarter?!?!? Guys, let's be honest if we are talking about real quality, either everyone has a huge team behind content creation and even then the quality cannot be so high consistently or they are making BS. For example, if we take that Philip Kotler's and Gary Armstrong's "Principles of Marketing" is a QUALITY book, which was written and then perfected over the years and use as a university book, how can we compare this quality with the quality of the single social media post that lives, a day, a week, on occasion someone visits it after couple of months? And furthermore, everyone does it? :D It is BS quality, and there is not enough people in the world to read it :D LOL

[@thefutur]

That might be too much

[@HowdyChad]

DIP. Definitely not double dip. 🥄

[@theothersidetherapy]

Dip

[@sharonbk7310]

Dip