Why slowing down and stopping is the way forward | Joe Danis | TEDxPaderbornUniversity

Through stories and personal experience, Joe aims to increasing the capacity of those around him to live a life of passion and purpose. Joe’s mantra has always been about increasing the capacity of those around him to live a life of passion and purpose. To do this, he focuses on the intersection of people, experiences, and opportunities with a great sense of intentionality. As a wellness advocate and personal mentor/coach, his concepts and programs help people develop healthy, sustainable habits through self-discovery and a more holistic approach to overall well-being. His programs, systems, and concepts are simple, tangible, and authentic. Committed to living out his concepts, he uses his passion for building community and personal well-being to inspire others to create lasting, positive changes for themselves and those around them. In early 2020, prior to the peak of the pandemic, Joe quit his job as vice-president of the largest and most successful student housing company in Canada. After eight years of dealing with the pressure and stress of a job that was no longer fulfilling, he made the decision to become an entrepreneur and pursue his life’s work full-time. He did so at one of the most chaotic and uncertain times in our history. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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I was eating a slice of pizza while watching this video, and the pieces of pepperoni looked just like the carpets Joe was standing on. Funny watching a ted talk from the small guy standing on my pepperoni.

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Can’t un-see anymore 😂😂😂 🍕

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This is why i read the comment sectionxD

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[@rosenda2610]

@Joe Danis, I need this, you are right! Thank you!

[@arep1030]

Glad I stopped studying for my final exams to watch this video. This is exactly where I am supposed to be. Okay back to studying

[@joedanismovingthroughlife]

I'm grateful you spent your study break watching this video. You are indeed exactly where you are supposed to be. Good luck on your exams!

[@poonamsachdeva9172]

Amazing and cool. I think it's a philosophy to slow down, pause n reflect. After a busy week, I slow down on the weekend to participate in a charity's events. This helps me feel connected.

[@joedanismovingthroughlife]

I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed the talk! Thanks for taking the time to check it out. Take care...

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Lovely section of wisdom

[@s.h.u.l.a.ministriesoverco6231]

Thank you. I need this!

[@joedanismovingthroughlife]

Thank you for taking the time to listen to my talk. I hope it gave you some cause for reflection and that you found some peace as a result. Take care...

[@s.h.u.l.a.ministriesoverco6231]

@@joedanismovingthroughlife Yes, ot did give me cause for reflection. I'm finding slowing down and even stopping, looking at past accomplishments, putting my trust in God, and having my hope in Christ, who loves me, is confidently propelling me forward. Thank you kindly ✝️

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

no more evictions from primary residences let people rest!