Stop, Look And Listen | Joseph Fa'afiu | TEDxUOA
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Channel: TEDx Talks · 2018 · Nonprofits & Activism
Joseph is an immigrant from Samoa, a proud father of five wonderful boys and married to a beautiful wife. He is the author of two books “I Am Me” & “Little Poppy” both specific targeted to help Children stand up against Bullying, Peer Pressure and the Tall Poppy Syndrome in hopes to build resilience in our young children and to remind them that they are special and have a place in the world. His hope is that he can inspire and motivate others to dream big and do big in life so they to can leave this world better then when they entered it. Joseph highlights the importance of self-care and the three key steps you need to take to achieve this. Joseph is an immigrant from Samoa, a proud father of five wonderful boys and married to a beautiful wife. He is the author of two books “I Am Me” & “Little Poppy” both specific targeted to help Children stand up against Bullying, Peer Pressure and the Tall Poppy Syndrome in hopes to build resilience in our young children and to remind them that they are special and have a place in the world. His hope is that he can inspire and motivate others to dream big and do big in life so they to can leave this world better then when they entered it. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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