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Nick pours 15 years of impact and influence into his book, "Succeed Like a Zebra: 30 Ways to Succeed in High School & Beyond." Teach your students how to stand out and excel in a challenging time of adolescence.
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Learn how to make the most out of your college experience, along with valuable tips on financial aid, internships and even choosing your major. A must read for any university or college-bound student!
Your audience is in for a treat. Nick Zizi’s talks are like roller coaster rides, filled with excitement, fun and content.
Nick connects with audiences through his personal struggles and victories
He helps audiences across the nation find their Z-Print™ for success which enables them to go from Z to A to become confident leaders.
Nick has over a decade of experience empowering students across the nation. His mentees and audience members have gone on to start businesses, earn full ride scholarships, bring up their grades and best of all, become confident leaders.
Known as the easiest speaker to work with in America. He wants to make booking and working with him the easiest part of your job.
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Your students and staff will be actuated into a higher realm of achievement and self-worth. According to a recent study, 95% of teens feel inferior, 75% of girls reported engaging in harmful activities such as disordered eating, cutting, bullying, smoking or drinking when feeling bad about themselves. Nick Zizi has helped thousands of teens find their Z-print. He helps students stand out with confidence instead of fitting in.
It's not fluff. Unlike other motivational speakers who just repeat worn-out phrases and talk about just believing, Nick goes beyond just "motivation," he gives people the tools needed to succeed. Real, lasting change occurs after the hype has dissipated. Nick "Zebra" Zizi, also known as "Your Z-Coach," empowers students all over the nation to go from Z to A. He believes every student can unleash his or her Zebra.
Those who understand their Z-print, and have a clear understanding of who they are can then understand where they're going. Nick Zizi opens up options for them. Nick has discovered that teens don't know who they are because they are talking and texting so much, and instead are trying to emulate people they see. This generation doesn't know who they are. Before they can succeed, they have to be aware of their Z-print. What will happen is teens will be more confident and have a better understanding of where they are going. Your students will have a higher respect for themselves, which will prevent them from engaging in bullying, drugs, and things of that nature. It's been proven that students who have a clear vision do better than those who don't. They perform better in school and life. That's where Nick Zizi comes in.
Nick Zizi is president and founder of Nick Zizi Enterprises. He was born and raised in Miami-Dade County, and is the product of the public school system. Growing up, Nick’s parents instilled the value of a college education and insisted early on that it was the gateway to a promising future. Upon completing high school, Nick was faced with many obstacles to getting into college, the first being the high cost of secondary education. Nick struggled to get through school, had to pay much of his tuition and fees out of pocket. It was at that time that Nick made a conscious decision that if he became successful in life, he would pave the way for others who strive to better their lives as well. As a business professional, Nick understands the concept of hard work and the importance of giving back.
In establishing the Nick Zizi Foundation, Nick hopes to alleviate the burdens of increasingly high costs of college expenses by making a contribution to the efforts of a college bound student. To be eligible for the Nick Zizi Scholarship Foundation, a candidate must comply with all of the requirements noted in the application form.
Are you an educator that feels underappreciated and overworked? Your work matters. You play a significant role in our society. Sadly, over 50% of new teachers quit within the first five years due to burnout. Z-Rated Success is the show that will equip, empower, and energize you to achieve success in your school and in your life. You will also learn proven strategies to better connect with your students and how to help them become a standout success.
#36 – How do you as an educator relate to your teenage students and form mutual respect?
Hunter Prinz has a national leadership role with the FCCLA, where he shines as the national president while allowing others to lead him. The Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America, or FCCLA, is the only student-led career and technical organization with family as its main focus. It has an underlying foundation of family Consumer Sciences.
Members enjoy the Competitive Events Program because it allows them to actively use what they learn in the classroom in the real world and also encompasses all of the organization’s elements.
Hunter explains why it is important for educators to understand and relate with their teenage students to make them feel recognized and form mutual respect. Listen in to learn why it is important for you as a teenager to have integrity while being completely yourself.
Key Moments:
· [0:35] Hunter defines FCCLA and how he got involved with the organization.
· [1:21] Why the competitive events program is the most enjoyed in the FCCLA.
· [2:51] How to relate to teenagers and form mutual respect as an educator.
· [4:19] How to effectively make a difference as a team member as you allow leaders to take charge.
· [6:29] How to be your full self as a teenager, plus how Hunter became his true self.
· [8:22] The importance of finding people who resonate with you as a teenager.
Quote:
“Do the right thing when no one’s watching, and if you’re not able to do what you want to do when someone’s watching, then you’re not able to be yourself.”– Hunter [6:33]
Relevant Links:
Website: https://fcclainc.org
Contact Hunter:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunter.prinz/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FCCLAPresident
Contact Nick:
Website: https://nickzizi.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/nickzizi
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickzizi/?hl=en
