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E133. Connection over Perfection - with Pellegrino Riccardi, Award-winning Keynote Speaker, Author, & Communication Skills Trainer - Norway
“I’ve always been funny. As a kid I was funny. Always funny. But then ask me why I was funny, and the story’s not funny.” - Pellegrino Riccardi
Ever Forward Club’s Ashanti Branch is joined by Pellegrino Riccardi. Raised in the UK in an archetypal Italian family, as a young adult Pellegrino balanced a career in education and music. He moved to Norway in the 1990s and, long story short, now works as a keynote speaker, with audiences varying from kindergarten school employees to the largest multinational corporations. Pellegrino delivers talks on human interaction and how to create a loving workplace, and he describes himself as “58 years old but feeling 35.” We’re excited for you to learn more about Pellegrino’s masks, his thoughts on perfectionism, and his analysis of humanity’s fear of rejection…
(2:10) Ashanti’s introduction.
(7:05) Pellegrino introduces himself, his journey in music and education, and his current work as a keynote speaker centered on emotion and feelings. Then, they discuss why they both do the work they do and the standard greetings that each language has to keep the status quo.
(23:20) Pellegrino shares the front of his mask - funny, independent, hard-working - and his “classic immigrant story.”
(26:50) Ashanti shares the front of his mask - funny, serious, hard-working. Then, he and Pellegrino find commonality in the roles they had to play at home when they were children.
(32:30) Pellegrino shares the back of his mask - sad, lonely, in pain.
(34:00) Ashanti shares the back of his mask - fear of failure, perfectionist, self-doubt. Then, he and Pellegrino discuss the pitfalls of chasing perfection.
(40:50) Ashanti and Pellegrino analyze the psychology of and the fear of rejection.
(46:50) Pellegrino shares some final words with the audience and shares how you can get in touch with him.
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Connect with Pellegrino Riccardi:
Website: pellegrino-riccardi.com
Instagram: instagram.com/pellegrino_riccardi
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pellegrino-riccardi-24425a9
His Book, “Drowning Quietly”: amazon.com/Drowning-Quietly-Memoir-Mans-Shortcomings/dp/1632995069
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Create your own mask anonymously at millionmask.org
Email us questions and comments at [email protected]
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Connect with Ashanti Branch:
Instagram: instagram.com/branchspeaks
Facebook: facebook.com/BranchSpeaks
Twitter: twitter.com/BranchSpeaks
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ashantibranch
Website: branchspeaks.com
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Support the podcast and the work of the Ever Forward Club: anchor.fm/branch-speaks/support
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“I’ve always been funny. As a kid I was funny. Always funny. But then ask me why I was funny, and the story’s not funny.” - Pellegrino Riccardi
Ever Forward Club’s Ashanti Branch is joined by Pellegrino Riccardi. Raised in the UK in an archetypal Italian family, as a young adult Pellegrino balanced a career in education and music. He moved to Norway in the 1990s and, long story short, now works as a keynote speaker, with audiences varying from kindergarten school employees to the largest multinational corporations. Pellegrino delivers talks on human interaction and how to create a loving workplace, and he describes himself as “58 years old but feeling 35.” We’re excited for you to learn more about Pellegrino’s masks, his thoughts on perfectionism, and his analysis of humanity’s fear of rejection…
(2:10) Ashanti’s introduction.
(7:05) Pellegrino introduces himself, his journey in music and education, and his current work as a keynote speaker centered on emotion and feelings. Then, they discuss why they both do the work they do and the standard greetings that each language has to keep the status quo.
(23:20) Pellegrino shares the front of his mask - funny, independent, hard-working - and his “classic immigrant story.”
(26:50) Ashanti shares the front of his mask - funny, serious, hard-working. Then, he and Pellegrino find commonality in the roles they had to play at home when they were children.
(32:30) Pellegrino shares the back of his mask - sad, lonely, in pain.
(34:00) Ashanti shares the back of his mask - fear of failure, perfectionist, self-doubt. Then, he and Pellegrino discuss the pitfalls of chasing perfection.
(40:50) Ashanti and Pellegrino analyze the psychology of and the fear of rejection.
(46:50) Pellegrino shares some final words with the audience and shares how you can get in touch with him.
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Connect with Pellegrino Riccardi:
Website: pellegrino-riccardi.com
Instagram: instagram.com/pellegrino_riccardi
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pellegrino-riccardi-24425a9
His Book, “Drowning Quietly”: amazon.com/Drowning-Quietly-Memoir-Mans-Shortcomings/dp/1632995069
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Create your own mask anonymously at millionmask.org
Email us questions and comments at [email protected]
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Connect with Ashanti Branch:
Instagram: instagram.com/branchspeaks
Facebook: facebook.com/BranchSpeaks
Twitter: twitter.com/BranchSpeaks
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ashantibranch
Website: branchspeaks.com
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Support the podcast and the work of the Ever Forward Club: anchor.fm/branch-speaks/support
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