TED Community » Morgan Rich
About Me
- Location:
- United States, Portland, OR
- Current organization:
- My Family
- Past organizations:
- Play Huge Coaching
- Current role:
- Life Coach
- Gender:
- Male
- Areas of expertise:
- education, Playing with Brilliance, parenthood, Teenage students, Young People
- I am:
- Athlete, Change Agent, Concerned citizen, Educator/Teacher, Environmentalist, Idea generator, Inventor, Life mentor
- Associations:
- International Coach Federation
- Languages:
- English
- My website links:
- Play Huge Coaching
- Universities:
- Northwestern University, Hobart College
More About Me
I'm passionate about
Helping people stand confidently in their passion so they can share their gifts with other people in the world.
Being a husband, a dad, a son, and a friend.
Playing Life as HUGE as I possibly can.
An idea worth spreading
Empathy will bring us joy, compassion, love, and peace.
Talk to me about
Ecological awareness
New paradigms in education
Patch Adams.
Friends, family, community.
People don't know that I'm good at
Brilliantly walking the line between playfulness & excellence.
Reading body language & understanding people beyond what they say about themselves.
Physical expression of ideas & possibilities
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A comment on Conversation: Coming up with different questions to ask graduates. How about ones that inspire them?
My experience is the passion questions are hard to answer, because they don't know, but feel they should know. I wonder if you've had more success than I've had.