![]() “We work to help them get the leadership skills they need to start projects within their schools and to start different initiatives,” said Jocelyn Kuntsi, student trustee. In all, 90 students at Rainbow District School Board schools were part of the leadership conference. “(That) leaves the present moment for us … that's where life is - that's where everything is happening.” ![]() “So often we are either focused on things that are probably never going to happen in the future or we are dwelling on things that have gone wrong in the past,” he said. Hammell also talked to the students about the importance of shifting from anxiety to excitement in pursuing goals. ![]() ![]() “I hope to show the students that taking something impossible (and) breaking it down into a bunch of small steps is the key to getting there,” he said. Grade 9 and 10 students from Sudbury Espanola and Manitoulin Island had the opportunity to learn new skills and set magical goals for the future.Īs part of his presentation, Hammell demonstrated how to escape from a straitjacket. Wednesday in Sudbury, Scott Hammell, a four-time Guinness World record holder, escape artist and magician, was the keynote speaker at a high school leadership conference. ![]()
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