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The Journey to Doing the Impossible
Life can change in an instant. For Mark Marrott, that moment came when he suffered a devastating 40-foot fall in 2008. The severity of the accident led to multiple surgeries and left him wheelchair-bound for a significant time. Doctors even discussed the possibility of leg amputation. Yet, against all odds and a 97% fatality rate, Mark's story is one of incredible resilience, determination, and the refusal to let his inner critic dictate his limits. Mark’s journey over the pa

Mark
Sep 26, 20252 min read


What Emergent Facilitation Taught Me About Human Connection
I've been in a lot of rooms. Conference rooms, auditoriums, corporate training spaces, and everything in between. I've led workshops, given keynotes, and sat knee to knee with some remarkable people. But my conversation with Rebecca Courtney this week genuinely shifted something for me. Rebecca is a Facilitation Coach at AJ & Smart — a Berlin-based company founded by her brother Jonathan Courtney that specializes in workshop design, facilitation training, and building commu

Mark
2 days ago4 min read


What a World Record Runner Taught Me About Truly Seeing People - Brad Barton
I've had a lot of great conversations on KneeToKnee, but every once in a while someone sits down with me and I walk away genuinely different. That's what happened when Brad Barton joined me. I've known Brad for close to 20 years. We crossed paths through the National Speakers Association, and I'd always known he was an exceptional human being. But sitting down with him on the podcast — really talking — reminded me why I started this show in the first place. Brad grew up o

Mark
Mar 54 min read
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