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Teaching, TEDx, and the Power of Relationships with Mark Paz
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Mark Paz II shares his journey from shy kid to award-winning communication professor and TEDx coordinator and coach at Texas State University. He's on a mission to build strong relationships and develop good people.
Mark was my TEDx coach and I think he's a rock star. Thanks to his coaching, I was able to find my voice, craft my message and deliver my talk from the red carpet.
During our interview, you will learn how:
• Growing up with parents who emphasized service and education created the foundation for Mark's life
• Moving to a small school taught Mark essential relationship-building skills
• Using a strength-based approach to coaching helps people overcome their fears and deliver powerful messages
• Finding the redeeming quality in everyone builds connection and understanding
• Stepping outside your comfort zone and "doing it afraid" leads to growth and unexpected opportunities
• Maintaining a positive but realistic mindset helps navigate life's challenges
You can find out more about Mark Paz here.
Check out my TEDx talk and learn why you should take action - then figure it out.
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Stories of Change & Creativity explores the defining moments that shape who we become—and the lessons we learn along the way. Hosted by professor, storyteller, and proud Texan Judy Oskam.
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Check out my TEDx talk. Why you should take action - then figure it out.