George Joseph Hawes- Planetgg Podcast

George Joseph-Hawes takes us through her thoughts on Mispronunciation and says, " Speaking proper: does it matter if we can't pronounce words.

Thinking about your younger self can help you appreciate how far you've come and the progress you've made.

George Joseph Hawes from Planetgg takes us through a moment of humorous antidotes. Showing us that it's always good to take time to laugh and smile about life occasionally.

When you lose that self motivation- remember what it means
"motivated to do or to achieve something because of one's own enthusiasm or interest, without needing pressure from others."

George Joseph-Hawes talks about being an introvert.
"I’ve learned that: You don’t need a loud voice
You don’t need to do anything ‘zany’
You don’t have to give insights on the spot, but you can still make your workshop insightful.
You don’t need to be someone you’re not.

George Joseph-Hawes talks about reaching out for help or support, which is often a sign of strength, not weakness, as it demonstrates self-awareness and courage.
Many people hesitate to ask for help due to fear of being perceived as needy or imposing. Reaching out despite these fears can be a powerful act of strength.

George Joseph Hawes - talks to us about what it's like receiving comments like that and gives us quick tips on how to use our FLY skills in receiving and reacting to them. FLY - First Love Yourself.
 
We are in a world of diversity where it is time to embrace and accept the difference in everyone.
 

George Joseph Hawes - takes us through why having a Growth Mindset gives us opportunities and what the contrast is when having a Fixed mindset.
A growth mindset is the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through dedication, effort, and learning. It's a perspective that embraces challenges, learns from feedback, and persists in the face of setbacks. People with a growth mindset view mistakes as learning opportunities and believe their skills can improve over time. 

George Joseph Hawes asks us to stop a moment and not to make assumptions, which can sometimes lead to poor judgment. In a world of equity, equality and inclusion, as well as Intersectionality. We should always give ourselves a moment before " Judging that book by what we perceive is its cover"

George Joseph Hawes - talks to us about April being Anti-Stress month and takes us through some antidotes to assist us through this period and how we should look at the bigger picture.