A few weeks ago , I introduced to you Jeff Noel and Now Part 2 is now available to watch. As Jeff answers a few questions, you can clearly see the correlation between mindset and leadership. Not simply the leading others but leading one’s self. Tune In to hear Jeff answers the following:
How to become a leader in College? 4:04
How did you build a team as a leader 7:27
Why Didn’t Join a gang instead? 9:36
Does your Blackness Hinder you ? 12:32
Have you ever experienced a mental block? 15:07
What advice would you give a 5 year old? 19:18
How do we truly believe that we are kings and Queens? 22:48
The Lane program Founded by Jeff Noel 25:49
Jeff’s Final Message 27:12
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Jefferson “Jeff” Noel is a young Haitian-American community educator, born and raised in Miami, FL. At the age of 18, Jeff Noel has pursued Entrepreneurship, opening his first storefront business—Noel’s Healthy Living. He has since written numerous articles online, and has published his most recent book “Powerful Presenting: How to Overcome One of the Nation’s Greatest Fears.” In 2016, Jefferson founded Barbershop Speaks— an organization dedicated to engaging in intelligent discussions inside Barbershops and Beauty Salons to enlighten, educate, and empower the community. Additionally, Jefferson created a national resource called Leaders Accelerating National Excellence (L.A.N.E.). This platform connects high school students with student leaders from around the country for the purpose of advancing the youth on their quest to graduate. He is a distinguished World’s Ahead graduate from Florida International University with a Bachelors in Communications, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Strategic Communication. Jefferson currently serves as the President of the Student Government at Florida International University-BBC, he is a member of FIU Foundation Board, and chairs a committee with the Florida Student Association which is a governing body of twelve state universities that comprise of four hundred thousand students.
