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5 ways to really enjoy your Christmas holiday in 2021…

08/12/2021 By Lee

5 ways to really enjoy your Christmas holiday in 2021…

Things I love about Christmas:

Turkey and cranberry sauce, slightly mad Christmas lights, food, seeing my family, food, time off work, great TV specials, food and a drop of Port with good friends, oh, and, err food!

Things I hate about Christmas:

People buying stuff they don’t need or can’t afford, presents that go straight to landfill, the over-hype of “the day”, hearing of people I know being on their own at Christmas, people who say it’s just for kids, Christmas pudding!

What do you love and hate about this time of year?

Sure, there are things that I love and hate about Christmas time like most people do – but I certainly wouldn’t ban it, like some have said that they would on Martin Lewis’s classic online poll.

He says: “…20,367 voted on whether they’d cancel Christmas if given the choice. Perhaps unsurprisingly, parents of school-age kids were most festive, with 64% of those mums and dads happy to celebrate. Of the rest of voters, 55% would choose to press the cancel Christmas button if they could. Bah humbug!”

People who want to ban it may well be in the majority, but why is that?

Maybe they are reacting to the over-hyped season of shopping?

Maybe they have a different religion, like my old neighbour who was a Jehovah’s Witness?

Maybe they have bad memories of certain events at Christmas time?

Maybe it’s an expense that they just can’t afford?

Or maybe they are just a bit grumpy?!

But for most semi-Scrooge’s, maybe they don’t realise the power of a celebration. Christmas is good for us, in fact any good holiday or celebration is good for us. But we in our British culture often just don’t celebrate very much. And some make not celebrating an art form! It always makes me laugh that anti-Christmas type people still go to Christmas parties but they sit there with a “Bah humbug” hat on while there! Or as I saw the other a few years ago at a posh hotel where a works party was taking place – everyone was wearing a Christmas jumper. I never saw the party as such as it was behind closed doors but one by one people were popping to the loo looking very sheepish wearing a really embarrassing jumper at a 5 star hotel! Their faces were a picture as they mumbled under their breath “please don’t see me please don’t see me” in their rush for the loo! I think they’d had an email from the boss to wear a light-up Christmas jumper, none of them were doing it by choice.

But amazingly it can be good for you…

5 reasons Christmas is good for you

(taken from a classic article in The Mirror newspaper)

1. You sing more at Christmas.

Singing is good for us, it lifts our spirits and makes us feel part of a community. Why not get to a carol service or start a sing-song at home? A study for the annual Sing for your Heart campaign by Heart Research UK found singing is a “great aerobic exercise, giving your heart and lungs a fantastic workout”.

2. You give and receive.

Studies show that when we give and receive gifts, the brain releases the feel-good chemical dopamine. Giving also releases the “cuddle” hormone oxytocin.

3. We spend more time together.

The average family manages just 36 minutes of quality time together a day, according to recent research, yet a separate poll reveals 95% of parents believe the key to happiness lies in spending quality family time together.

4. We make family traditions that will last.

“Whether it’s buying a new tree bauble every year, leaving a mince pie out for Santa or watching It’s A Wonderful Life, family traditions unite all generations”. We always watch National Lampoons Christmas vacation as our start to Christmas!

5. Err and lastly,

“The Christmas holidays are the most popular time to conceive, according to one US study, probably due to a combination of socialising more and the long, cold days of the Yuletide period when, for many, there isn’t the distraction of work! Condom sales also double in December, showing that sexual activity in general rises. And extra sex is good news for your health. As well as giving your heart a boost and relieving stress, its great for your self-esteem and wellbeing – and even makes you look younger!”

Here’s my 5 ways to really make the most of Christmas this year:

1. Take time to stop and think, reflect on the last year, write down the positives, learn from the negatives, then throw them away.

2. Don’t buy tit-for-tat presents for the sake of it, buy presents for those you want to, maybe even make a present or two yourself, a tin of homemade mince pies is much more meaningful than a bottle of talc! Or just send a text, have a video chat or send a card to someone you’ve lost touch with.

3. Write down a gratitude list. What are you thankful for this Christmas? It’s proven to make us feel better. Maybe also write down a task list for work too, so you can forget it and relax.

4. If you are not on call in the emergency services, then switch off your phone for a while (it’s so rare to do that these days) and put an autoresponder on your email too for a while, use it as your winter break.

5. And lastly, if you are able to go to a party or get-together – be in the moment, enjoy the random conversation, games or cheesy TV, you’ll enjoy things so much more. Just go with it. Work can and should wait every now and then.

Have a great Christmas holiday, however you chose to celebrate it.

Filed Under: business, education, fun, Get Good At Work, leadership, leejackson, motivation, random, __EVERGREEN

The world’s best icebreaker questions for Zoom, Teams or meetings

19/03/2021 By Lee

The worlds best icebreaker questions!

I found this gem of a resource and made it into a PDF for you all below.

PDF The world’s best icebreaker questions – from four years of research

Also below…

The worlds best icebreaker questions. Ideal for Zoom and Teams meetings.

Enjoy.

Original Link:
https://knowyourteam.com/blog/2018/01/08/the-25-best-icebreaker-questions-for-team-building-at-work/ 


The world’s best icebreaker questions – from four years of research

#1: What was your first job?

#2: Have you ever met anyone famous?

#3: What are you reading right now?

#4: If you could pick up a new skill in an instant what would it be?

#5: Who’s someone you really admire?

#6: Seen any good movies lately you’d recommend?

#7: Got any favourite quotes?

#8: Been pleasantly surprised by anything lately?

#9: What was your favourite band 10 years ago?

#10: What’s your earliest memory?

#11: Been anywhere recently for the first time?

#12: What’s your favourite family tradition?

#13: Who had the most influence on you growing up?

#14: What was the first thing you bought with your own money?

#15: What’s something you want to do in the next year that you’ve never done before?

#16: Seen anything lately that made you smile?

#17: What’s your favourite place you’ve ever visited?

#18: Have you had your 15 minutes of fame yet?

#19: What’s the best advice you’ve ever heard?

#20: How do you like your eggs?

#21: Do you have a favourite charity you wish more people knew about?

#22: Got any phobias you’d like to break?

#23: Have you returned anything you’ve purchased recently? Why?

#24: Do you collect anything?

#25: What’s your favourite breakfast cereal?

The worlds best Icebreakers, in fuller form, from the team at:

The 25 best icebreaker questions for team-building at work

#1: What was your first job?
By far, this question has prompted the most interesting responses for the companies we work with. Employees are always finding it hilarious to learn that their boss’ first job was as a pool boy, or find it fascinating that a coworker’s first job was working in her mom’s doctor’s office. While it’s an unassuming question, the responses stand out.

#2: Have you ever met anyone famous?
This question is a fun one, as it taps into the people that your coworkers admire. Folks bond over a mutual love for Jude Law, or have a laugh when a manager shares her story about meeting LeBron James at a gas station.

#3: What are you reading right now?
People are always looking for something new to read- and so swapping book recommendations are a great way for people to know each other. Learning what others are reading also provides insights into coworkers’ interests.

#4: If you could pick up a new skill in an instant what would it be?
With this question, you’ll learn how your coworkers want to grow or what they aspire to do. For instance, you might learn that a coworker would love to be able to pick up Italian instantly, or that your boss has always wanted to get good at woodworking.

#5: Who’s someone you really admire?
Understanding who someone looks up to reveals a significant amount about a person’s influences, preferences, and outlook on life. This is a great question to ask to help get a sense of what and who a person values.

#6: Seen any good movies lately you’d recommend?
Perhaps you’ve asked this question before?—?but don’t overlook it. Movies are a great shared conversation topic. It never fails to be one that people like to answer and like to see other people’s answers too. Often times, people will end up going to see the movies that are recommended and talking about it over lunch, etc.

#7: Got any favourite quotes?
Personally, I’m a sucker for a good quote. I think it can provide a fascinating look at a person’s point-of-view. Asking about a person’s favourite quote is a great way to break the ice and get to know them better.

#8: Been pleasantly surprised by anything lately?
While this question may seem vague, the answers to this question are often a delight and intriguing to read. Someone might share an excellent customer service experience that surpassed their expectations or share a funny story about them liking squash soup despite their initial reservations. This is especially a great question to ask a group of folks who might know each other a little better already.

#9: What was your favourite band 10 years ago?
This question always elicits a chuckle or two. You’ll find out that you shared an embarrassing favourite band from years ago, and also find the generational difference between coworkers humorous as well.
#10: What’s your earliest memory?
This is typically something that’s not shared even between close friends?—?so asking about it creates a special connection between folks. Hearing about an intimate, early part of someone’s life says a lot about who they are.

#11: Been anywhere recently for the first time?
Sharing a new, novel experience is a wonderful way to create a sense of connection between people. You’ll learn about a new restaurant, a fun out-of-the-city getaway, or a never-heard-about bookstore you might find interesting.

#12: What’s your favourite family tradition?
Cooking Korean dumplings together around the holidays is one of mine. When you ask this question, you get an inside look into your coworkers family’s heritage and the things that bring their family together.

#13: Who had the most influence on you growing up?
A mother, a sports hero, a grandparent, an elementary school teacher… This question is touching to hear the answer to. You’ll gain a sense of respect about who has shaped your coworkers.

#14: What was the first thing you bought with your own money?
Maybe it was a goldfish as a pet or a pair of Air Jordans. This is another great question that fosters a sense of nostalgia and provides insights into people’s interests in the past and what they valued when they were younger.

#15: What’s something you want to do in the next year that you’ve never done before?
I love asking this question instead of the stale, “Do you have any goals this year?” Rather, this is a great aspirational question that exposes people’s dreams and hopes they’d love to pursue.

#16: Seen anything lately that made you smile?
The answers from this question are often unexpectedly lovely. You’ll find yourself nodding your head as a coworker talks about his kids or about a beautiful tree she saw on her walk recently.

#17: What’s your favourite place you’ve ever visited?
Responses to this are varied and fun?—?you’ll find that some folks have the same “favorite place” in Spain that they’ve visited, or a place that happens to be just 20 minutes from where you live.

#18: Have you had your 15 minutes of fame yet?
This is a cheeky question that turns up a variety of answers and interpretations. You might be impressed with how a coworker was in the newspaper one time or get a good laugh about how they were on the evening news.

#19: What’s the best advice you’ve ever heard?
I’m a big fan of this question, as you’re essentially asking a person about what wisdom they personally find most valuable. The best advice I’ve ever received, myself? “Trust yourself.”

#20: How do you like your eggs?
Our customers who ask this question are always shocked by how popular the answers to it are. They discover that colleagues are immensely passionate about scrambled eggs or are sunny-side-up diehards.

#21: Do you have a favourite charity you wish more people knew about?
This is a fantastic question to ask. One company I know took it as a way to make a small donation to each charity mentioned.

#22: Got any phobias you’d like to break?
Spiders, heights, the ocean… Sharing fears is always a great way to feel closer to someone.

#23: Have you returned anything you’ve purchased recently? Why?
Ask this question and you’ll unearth some interesting observations on why people buy things?—?and what they find unsatisfactory.

#24: Do you collect anything?
Skip the boring question, “What are your hobbies?” and ask this instead. You might find that someone is unexpectedly avid butterfly collector (my uncle does this), or enjoys finding a new postcard every time she travels (my mom does this). Regardless, it’s a more unique way to learn about a person’s interest.

#25: What’s your favourite breakfast cereal?
This question continually (and surprisingly) blows people away with the response when they ask it. One customer of ours had such an enthusiastic response on this from her staff, she created a Cereal Day for her team.

Filed Under: business, education, fun, Get Good At Work, leadership, motivation, presentationskills, speaking

Free printable Zoom Signs for online meetings…

12/06/2020 By Lee

Here is Lee’s printable PDF of helpful signs, notices etc to hold up while on Zoom calls.

How many times do you say “can you unmute yourself?!” not any more, download, print and enjoy…

Free printable Zoom Signs for online meetings…

Free PDF Printable Hold up Zoom signs notices phrases cards LeeJackson.biz


You can book Lee to teach his Zoom Presentation Masterclass by emailing or calling him today.

Filed Under: business, education, fun, leadership, leejackson, motivation, presentationskills, speaking, __EVERGREEN

Podcast interview with Speaker Andy Cope aka Dr. Happy, available now…

24/02/2020 By Lee

A new ‘Get Good At Presenting’ Podcast episode is out now with the amazing speaker Andy Cope aka “Dr Happy!” – we had some fun !

Grab it anywhere where you get your podcasts, full info here: https://leejackson.org/podcast/

Ep17 – Lee interviews Andy Cope aka “the Dr. of Happiness”! Yes, that’s his name!

Andy has spoken to thousands of people and people often mention him to me. So I had to get him on the show. We discuss happiness, wellbeing, anxiety, presentation nerves, “emotional soup!”, being funny, after-dinner speaking, using music before gigs and lots of speaking skills including the difference between small and large audiences, all to help you to be a better speaker.

Please note that there is an occasional swear word on this episode, you know – ‘the S-word’, but it is not too bad I promise!

You can reach Andy Cope here… https://www.artofbrilliance.co.uk and on twitter he is… https://twitter.com/beingbrilliant

Lee’s Get Good At Presenting the audiobook is out now – grab it on Audible today:
https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B084KV72BF/?source_code=AUKFrDlWS02231890H6-BK-ACX0-181647&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_181647_rh_uk
https://twitter.com/leejackson 

Filed Under: business, fun, leadership, leejackson, Podcast/Interview, presentationskills, speaking

Podcast Episode 15 with Coach Jim Johnson and the story of the basketball viral sensation J-Mac

18/10/2019 By Lee

New podcast episode…
This time Lee interviews Coach Jim Johnson a US-based speaker who became a viral sensation after he asked his team manager, an autistic student, to sub into his basketball match. J-Mac scored 20 points in 4 minutes!

Amazing story, hear about it and how he now speaks about it in business and beyond…

“Err, so yes, I have managed to get basketball and speaking into the same podcast – I love my job :)”
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/get-good-at-presenting-podcast-with-lee-jackson/id1439480430
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4JZAKkQCILYs9Le4g2nePb?si=k3y87XdSROWjikYJSMsEkw
Everywhere else: http://leejackson.org/podcast

Ep15 – Interview with US-based Professional Speaker + YouTube viral sensation Coach Jim Johnson – made famous when his high school basketball game went viral after he substituted into the game the team manager J-Mac. J-Mac is an autistic young man who went on to score 20 points in 4 minutes! Hear more of the story here.

Jim’s website is here: https://coachjimjohnson.com

The videos and more info is here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_McElwain

https://www.tiebreaker.com/jason-mcelwain-autistic-high-school-basketball/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tui8EOdv_VU

Filed Under: business, education, fun, leadership, motivation, Podcast/Interview, presentationskills, slides, speaking, teens

Interview with Sam Dixey the Tinder Powerpoint Viral sensation!

23/02/2018 By Lee

Interview with Sam Dixey the Tinder Powerpoint Viral sensation!

This week a Leeds lad went viral for posting a funny powerpoint presentation on Tinder!

With a glint in his eye Sam Dixey (@samdixey) did a really bad (in fact – so bad – it was good!) Powerpoint Presentation on his Tinder profile to stand out from the crowd for potential girlfriends.

He uploaded his Powerpoint over a year ago and it randomly went viral this week after a potential date Gracie Barrow (@GracieBarrow1) posted it on Twitter

“A genuine 10/10 effort from this lad lmaooo I’m crying” she said – https://twitter.com/GracieBarrow1/status/965001035151495168

“On one slide, the 21-year-old detailed his hobbies as “laser tag”, “dad jokes” and “petting doggos” and even added some pretty cool pictures alongside. Another listed his rather notable skills, including “knowing all the rules to drinking games”, “not the worst at sex” and “owning a Netflix account”
The Sun – https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5625749/tinder-powerpoint-extra-swipes-sam-dixey-leeds-student/

“And, once she’d stopped laughing, Gracie knew what to do. “I swiped right,” she said. “And we matched and have spoken about how viral the tweet has gone. I’d say I would go on a date with Sam based on his tinder profile, because it shows he’s got a really good sense of humour and I like that, plus he seems like a lovely lad.”
The Lad Bible – http://www.ladbible.com/community/uk-viral-guy-creates-presentation-for-tinder-profile-20180220

This week has been mad for him as he has been interviewed on national media and has become a bit of a star around Leeds, where he is a student.

So because he was based in Leeds and he made headlines for a Presentation related story I contacted Sam and met him for a coffee today.

He is a great guy and has a great future ahead of him and thankfully he is not taking his temporary fame and himself too seriously.

I gave him copies of my books and offered to coach him in the future before his next Presentation at Uni. A fun meeting.

Here is a short interview recorded in the cafe…

Here are his fun slides…

Sam Dixey the student Tinder Powerpoint Viral sensation! from Lee Jackson


PLEASE NOTE: This is the only time that I think that bad Powerpoint has ever been good!

Do not let bad slides kill your Presentations there is another way!

Filed Under: business, fun, leadership, powerpoint, presentationskills, slides, speaking, __EVERGREEN

5 ways to really enjoy Christmas this year…

11/12/2015 By Lee

Christmas – 5 ways to really enjoy Christmas this year…

christmas banner

Things I love about Christmas:
Turkey and cranberry sauce, slightly mad Christmas lights, food, seeing my family, food, time off work, great TV specials, food and a drop of Port with good friends, oh, and, err food!

Things I hate about Christmas:
People buying stuff they don’t need or can’t afford, presents that go straight to landfill, the over-hype of “the day”, hearing of people I know being on their own at Christmas, people who say it’s just for kids, Christmas pudding!

What do you love and hate about this time of year?

Sure, there are things that I love and hate about Christmas time like most people do – but I certainly wouldn’t ban it, like some have said that they would on Martin Lewis’s new online poll.

He says: “…20,367 voted on whether they’d cancel Christmas if given the choice. Perhaps unsurprisingly, parents of school-age kids were most festive, with 64% of those mums and dads happy to celebrate. Of the rest of voters, 55% would choose to press the cancel Christmas button if they could. Bah humbug!” See the full results of the poll here: http://is.gd/jgjQ78

People who want to ban it may well be in the majority, but why is that?
Maybe they are reacting to the over-hyped season of shopping?
Maybe they have a different religion, like my old neighbour who was a Jehovah’s Witness?
Maybe they have bad memories of certain events at Christmas time?
Maybe it’s an expense that they just can’t afford?
Or maybe they are just a bit grumpy?!

But for most semi-Scrooge’s, maybe they don’t realise the power of a celebration. Christmas is good for us, in fact any good holiday or celebration is good for us. But we in our British culture often just don’t celebrate very much. And some make not celebrating an artform! It always makes me laugh that anti-Christmas type people still go to Christmas parties but they sit there with a “Bah humbug” hat on while there! Or as I saw the other day at a hotel where a works party was taking place – everyone was wearing a Christmas jumper. i never saw the party as it was behind closed doors but one by one people were popping to the loo looking very sheepish wearing a really embarrassing jumper at a 5 star hotel! Their faces were a picture as they mumbled under their breath “please don’t see me please don’t see me” in their rush for the loo! I think they’d had an email from the boss to wear a light-up Christmas jumper, none of them were doing it by choice.

But amazingly it can be good for you…

5 reasons Christmas is good for you
(taken from The Mirror’s article)

1. You sing more at Christmas.
Singing is good for us, it lifts our spirits and makes us feel part of a community. Why not get to a carol service or start a sing-song at home? A study for the annual Sing for your Heart campaign by Heart Research UK found singing is a “great aerobic exercise, giving your heart and lungs a fantastic workout”.

2. You give and receive.
Studies show that when we give and receive gifts, the brain releases the ­feel-good chemical dopamine. Giving also releases the “cuddle” hormone oxytocin.

3. We spend more time together.
The average family manages just 36 minutes of quality time together a day, according to recent research, yet a separate poll reveals 95% of parents believe the key to happiness lies in spending quality family time together.

4. We make family traditions that will last.
“Whether it’s buying a new tree bauble every year, leaving a mince pie out for Santa or watching It’s A Wonderful Life, family traditions unite all generations”. We always watch National Lampoons Christmas vacation as our start to Christmas!

5. Err and lastly,
“The Christmas holidays are the most popular time to conceive, according to one US study, probably due to a combination of socialising more and the long, cold days of the Yuletide period when, for many, there isn’t the distraction of work! Condom sales also double in December, showing that sexual activity in general rises. And extra sex is good news for your health. As well as giving your heart a boost and relieving stress, its great for your ­self-esteem and wellbeing – and even makes you look younger!”


Here’s my 5 ways to really make the most of Christmas this year:

1. Take time to stop and think, reflect on the last year, write down the positives, learn from the negatives, then throw them away.

2. Don’t buy tit-for-tat presents for the sake of it, buy presents for those you want to, maybe even make a present or two yourself, a tin of homemade mince pies is much more meaningful than a bottle of talc! Or just send a text, have a Skype chat or send a card to someone you’ve lost touch with.

3. Write down a gratitude list. What are you thankful for this Christmas? It’s proven to make us feel better. Maybe also write down a task list for work too, so you can forget it and relax.

4. If you are not in the emergency services, then switch off your phone for a while (it’s so rare to do that these days) and put an autoresponder on your email too for a while, use it as your winter break.

5. And lastly, when you are at a party or get-together – be in the moment, enjoy the random conversation, games or cheesy TV, you’ll enjoy things so much more. Just go with it. Work can and should wait every now and then.

Have a great Christmas holiday, however you chose to celebrate it.

merry christmas lee jackson

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Me on The Chris Evans breakfast show today as part of the Top Tenuous!

03/06/2014 By Lee

I didn’t think they’d ever read it out to be honest –

 

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#Mytop30 the full list…

06/04/2013 By Lee

  1. Teardrop [LP Version] / Massive Attack
  2. Walking On The Moon / The Police
  3. Superstition / Stevie Wonder
  4. It Must Be Love / Madness
  5. One Love / Bob Marley
  6. Special Brew / Bad Manners
  7. Cissy Strut / The Meters
  8. Papa Don’t Take No Mess, Pt. 1 / James Brown
  9. Beats To The Rhyme / Run DMC
  10. Here Comes The Sun / The Beatles
  11. A touch of Jazz extended retouch / DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
  1. Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes / Paul Simon
  2. Grace / U2
  3. Afrika Shox / Leftfield
  4. Melt / Leftfield
  5. Dooms Night (Timo Maas Remix) / Azzido da bass
  6. Ain’t Nobody / Rufus & Chaka Khan
  7. Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough / Michael Jackson
  8. Magnificent / U2
  9. Clocks / Coldplay
  10. Bring the Noise / Public Enemy
  11. Lolas Theme / Shapeshifters
  12. Sweet child o’ mine / Guns n’ Roses
  13. Superman / Lazlo Bane
  14. Fly Like An Eagle / Steve Miller Ban
  15. Hem me in / Eden Burning
  16. So Fresh / Will Smith
  17. Everybody’s talkin’ / Nilsson
  18. Bed & Breakfast Man / Madness
  19. Giving Up The Ghost / DJ Shadow 6:31
Just outside the top 30…
Fear And Love / Morcheeba 
Lucky Man / The Verve 
Galvanize / The Chemical Brothers 
Gorecki / Lamb 
The Joker / Steve Miller Band 
Glory Box / Portishead 

Filed Under: fun, mytop30, random

Don’t be shy, open up your music collection, I have… http://leejackson.org/category/mytop30 #mytop30 #wartsandall

06/04/2013 By Lee

Being a leader is all about stepping out and up.

Some people are reallty scared to say what music they really listen to. They are very secretive about their iTunes collection, fearing that the discovery of Abba’s greatest hits may leave them a little red-faced at work!

I decided to undertake this task with complete transparency… here is my top 30 – warts and all… http://leejackson.org/category/mytop30/ – have a laugh, find one of your favourites or find a gem you’ve never even heard of!

 

Filed Under: fun, leadership, mytop30, random, __EVERGREEN

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