My TEDx talk is live! Watch the Relentless Pursuit of More.


I'm SO excited!

I just found out it's live!

I can't wait for you to watch my TEDx Talk, The Relentless Pursuit of More: The High Cost of Overachieving. I spent 55 hours writing, tweaking, and rehearsing this 15-minute preparation. I was more vulnerable than ever, even sharing embarrassing events that may make you cringe (and even hold your nose!).

I covered the trap of inbox zero, health over hustle, and unsustainable goals.


A special ask for all the helpers out there...

The first 72 hours of air time are crucial for algorithms to get seen on the platform.

I'm asking my helpers to kindly give support, in this order:

  1. Write a thoughtful comment about what you learned, an action you may take, or something else impactful from the video.
  2. Then, hit the reaction button for celebration, love, or anything that strikes your fancy (fun fact: the Like or Thumbs Up doesn't count as much to the internet beast).
  3. Share it on social media and include why others should watch it.

Want more inspiration? We have a launch doc with swipe copy for you to paste! Launch Doc

I would be so grateful!

Upload a screenshot of your comments and/or social shares here within 72 hours of this email to be entered to win a free copy of Work Well. Play More! Productive, Clutter-Free, Healthy Living - One Step at a Time.

Interested in hearing about the behind-the-scenes of speaking for TEDx? Check out our two-part podcast episode ​here​ (after you watch the video, of course!).

Here's the link again to watch the video.

-Marcey

PO Box 46832, Raleigh, NC 27620
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