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reBella
Нидерланды
Добавлен 3 авг 2020
hi, i am reBella
yes, i am a bit crazy. the world would be boring without a bit of craziness.
i am also a catalyst for innovation & change.
energising. hands on. effective. empowering. fun.
learn more: www.rebella.la
yes, i am a bit crazy. the world would be boring without a bit of craziness.
i am also a catalyst for innovation & change.
energising. hands on. effective. empowering. fun.
learn more: www.rebella.la
the rebel book series - must read!
my name is simone and i am on a mission to create a better understanding about rebellious behaviour. this is why i wrote the rebel book series.
current book titles in the rebel book series:
- oh no! we have a REBEL in our team
- oh no! i am a REBEL, now what?!?
- oh no! our REBELS are leaving!
i answer questions about rebellious behaviour; for rebels, and co-workers and managers of rebels. subscribe to the bi-weekly ASK DR REBEL newsletter: www.linkedin.com/newsletters/ask-dr-rebel-7153720679937241094/
connect with simone on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/sneerven/
current book titles in the rebel book series:
- oh no! we have a REBEL in our team
- oh no! i am a REBEL, now what?!?
- oh no! our REBELS are leaving!
i answer questions about rebellious behaviour; for rebels, and co-workers and managers of rebels. subscribe to the bi-weekly ASK DR REBEL newsletter: www.linkedin.com/newsletters/ask-dr-rebel-7153720679937241094/
connect with simone on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/sneerven/
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dr rebel: my co-worker always brings problems to the table, but i need solutions. what to do?"
Просмотров 42 месяца назад
this time dr rebel reflects on the question my co-worker always brings problems to the table, but i need solutions. what to do?" dr rebel explains why you should never say "don't bring me problems, bring me solution" and has created 4 tips to help you do a better job. check out the video to learn all about it! don't wanna miss a new edition? then subscribe to the ASK DR REBEL newsletter on link...
dr rebel: should i stay or should i go
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this time dr rebel reflects on the question "when is it time to leave?" dr rebel has created a list of 10 signs that is might be time to say goodbye. check out the video to learn all about it! don't wanna miss a new edition? then subscribe to the ASK DR REBEL newsletter on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/newsletters/ask-dr-rebel-7153720679937241094/ or follow dr rebel on instagram: ask...
dr rebel: reframe your self-limiting beliefs and see your priceless role in the team
Просмотров 33 месяца назад
this time dr rebel reflects on the question "i've experienced a lot of criticism, and now i don't dare to speak up anymore. any tips?" dr rebel has created a self-limiting belief rebel quick scan to overcome self doubt. check out the video to learn all about it! don't wanna miss a new edition? then subscribe to the ASK DR REBEL newsletter on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/newsletters/ask-dr-rebel-7...
ask dr rebel
Просмотров 123 месяца назад
don't wanna miss a new edition? then subscribe to the ASK DR REBEL newsletter on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/newsletters/ask-dr-rebel-7153720679937241094/ for the overview of all answered questions and to vote for the question you want me to answer next: www.rebella.la/dr-rebel follow me on linkedin if you also want to get updates on the columns that i write monthly: www.linkedin.com/in/sneerven...
how to create space to be and think in the moment
Просмотров 911 месяцев назад
this is a tool that helps you to open up. i use it when i feel that i am missing something or when i cannot find the answer to a tough question while i know a solution is out there somewhere. i used to get frustrated in these situations and back in the days my answer was to try and work harder. but i have learned over time that the best thing you can do is to pause yourself to create space to b...
how to get to know your team members a bit better in a fun way
Просмотров 10Год назад
this is a fun tool that i use a lot when i start working with teams. sometimes they already know each other, sometimes they don't. it works in both cases and if often hilarious.
how to stop yourself from worrying too much
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this is a tool that i use a lot myself when i am worrying too much and i need to calm down a bit. it always helps and puts a big smile too my face
how to release yourself from stress with box breathing
Просмотров 24Год назад
this tool is called box breathing and i use it when i start to feel overwhelmed or anxious. i also use it when there are a lot of cool things going on and i get too excited. it is a simple but powerful method to focus on your breath, also used by the NAVY SEALS
how to find out if someone is curious
Просмотров 29Год назад
this is a really simple tool to find out if someone is really curious. you just ask these two questions and you'll know
how to turn any problem into an opportunity
Просмотров 43Год назад
this is a tool that will open up your mind and lets you think differently. it is called reframing and in four steps you can turn any problem into an opportunity. curious about how to reframe? learn from the master himself - karim benemmar: ruclips.net/video/Awy1O05EJR8/видео.html
how to show the power of multiple perspectives
Просмотров 57Год назад
this is a tool that i use to show participants of a workshop or a training the power of bringing people together with different perspectives
how to bring team members closer together
Просмотров 39Год назад
this is a quick and fun exercise help team members discover their common interests and skills as well as recognising each person’s unique skills and experiences
how to give good and constructive feedback
Просмотров 28Год назад
this tool is simple yet very powerful to give good and constructive feedback about an idea, concept or solution. i use it all the time, and i even use it to reflect on the strategy or vision of an organisation
how to improve your physical and mental health with forest bathing
Просмотров 16Год назад
this is a tool that i like to use whenever i feel stressed of just need a mental break
how to move a conversation away from problems associated with a new idea or concept
Просмотров 35Год назад
how to move a conversation away from problems associated with a new idea or concept
how to identify the 10 best ideas in the room in just 15 minutes
Просмотров 87Год назад
how to identify the 10 best ideas in the room in just 15 minutes
VUELING: visualised vision of the future of 'vueling personalised platform' (2019)
Просмотров 12Год назад
VUELING: visualised vision of the future of 'vueling personalised platform' (2019)
why should companies incorporate rebels in their teams (barcelona, 2022)
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why should companies incorporate rebels in their teams (barcelona, 2022)
Its funny how executives at Whirlpool & RCA imagined women staying in their kitchen of the future “all day long, if she wants to”. (Hint: she doesn’t want to)
Wow , futuristic domestic appliances in the U.S. while the Soviets were putting the first satellite in orbit 🤔
This reminds me that my kitchen is a disaster right now with dirty dishes in the sink and on the countertop.
I wonder who the poor guy was that had to lower and raise that stuff every time she waved her hand
I didn’t even know that robot vacuums were even thought of back then. Great video. I am going to watch it again.
God that’s cheaply done
My cat really liked the automatic floor cleaner
Now, stay tune for the Bedroom of the future, where you find out how the Vibrator of the future brought about the name Whirlpool (when set on "stund")
What happens if the electric goes off? You starve and dehydrate. Plus, how big dies the house need to be for a kitchen that size?
All I see is a bunch of repair bills, from the entire thing breaking in a year or two. Also? Some of this stuff just seemed like a demo/wish that couldn't have possibly worked or happened back then. The control panel/TV is essentially an Echo Show or Google Home Hub, with recipies, reminders, viewing of the front door cameras and live-TV. Home Assistant shows my appliance status and starts my robo-vac. I'm sure Gates has all this stuff, but the middle class probably never will.
All of that to sell one washer/dryer combo!
It would have been nice if the movie was more in focus and the color was better so we could actually see it was a color tv that a button controlled from the planning center. Because everything is controlled by a button, or wave of a hand, Mom will have to increase her workouts at the Gym to keep her muscles from atrophying. But she has a strong finger.
as you like to be provoked you may enjoy There is No F in Art (is there?) by Eli Castelli - inspired by Arden's books and whimsical humour.
Reminds me of Lost in Space when mom placed the dirty laundry in a machine and seconds later it was there, washed, dried and ironed. But why was Mrs Robinson doing the laundry and Mr Robinson was having fun in the cockpit, so to speak. And, if we have a robot why is she doing the housework at all?
SO WHAT HAPPEN ,
Reminds me of the Jetsons!
Saves a lot of time so you're free to roam in your 1959 Flying Car!
I'LL take it!
I bought a Whirlpool fridge in 2008. It still works well. But it's nothing like the old refrigerators. At least it's been reliable for 16 years.
I bought a whole kitchen of Sears Elite Stainless steel appliances. Side by side fridge, dishwasher, ceramic top stove, microwave. A year later, the microwave crapped out. Then a year after that the dishwasher crapped out. They are junk.
I inherited my mother's copper hot point refrigerator when she passed in 1998. That NON energy efficient fridge was purchased in the 60s and kept running for another 10 years after I got it. I was relegated to storage for about 5 more years, but still ran. We just quit using it, the silly thing NEVER quit.
@@swearenginlawanda WOW ! ! ! an appliance that reliable for that long is unheard of now days. They certainly don't make them like that anymore. Seems like when "energy efficient" appliances hit the market their life expectancy is much much shorter.
@@larrybruce4856 agree with the reason for longevity.
@@swearenginlawanda My dad's butterscotch yellow Sears Kenmore (Whirlpool in disguise) fridge circa 1972 is still working 52 years later.
Wow! The first smart home!
The problem with a 'push button, self cleaning' Kitchen is that it leaves the women with nothing to do all day!
It’s been 66 years and we still don’t have the RCA whirlpool kitchen.🙄 closest we came is a kitchen with a microwave, blender, and your iPhone sitting on the counter.WTF?
I have roomba vacuum and mop; a kegerator with sparkling water, wine, ginger ale, and beer; my refrigerator makes ice - crushed/regular; dishwasher... I think it's pretty good.
my dad was a T.V. repair man. he had the ultimate set of tools!
Did she say grill a THREE POUND STEAK IN LESS THAN 2 minutes?????? THREE POUNDS IS A ROAST, and even 70 YEARS LATER, you STILL CAN’T (not to mention WANT TO) do that in TWO MINUTES!!!!!!
DUMB!!!! ALL OF IT!!! I can’t believe that people actually thought that this would be the future!!!
Not enough buttons for all of the recipes!!!! STUPID!!!!
How about a video that has a better resolution than 120 x 240???
This would be 300k now
Omg I love that kitchen. I need it in my life 😊. Why didn't they do it? I feel like it's the Jetsons 😅.
The electricity costs alone would have been huge I reckon
Wow! Who actually purchased this?😳
I would be more convinced if she actually had any .. you know, like actual FOOD in the kitchen ..
And with all this stuff hidden behind the cabinets, there's no place for your dishes
One thing they got right, everything is white and plain
They do not credit the presenter. I wonder who she was. Such lovely enunciation, a grace that we've lost.
Authentic femininity. Something that’s been lost and demonized. Sad….
My Guess Is Marion Ross. Thank You.
You obviously never been to Utah.
@@cme98 Utah has the highest crime rate. Connection?
I wonder if anyone bought this kitchen!
How mush does this kitchen cost?
I am a high end designer and my guess would be 300k
i remember this
It's 2024 and I still don't have any of this technology
Well, the "Whirlpool Miracle Kitchen" sounds good and on the surface, looks very convenient to use. But with all those gadgets preparing many different meals, dispensing many different drinks and washing dishes etc... How much time is spent refilling, rotating out expired food and reprogramming it for different meals? Seems like they traded one convenience for a different drudgery. But I guess if someone could afford something like that back then, they could afford to pay someone to do it for them.
So there is a color television, yet the ad was still in B&W????
How about just having an ice dispenser in your refrigerator????
Not enough buttons for all of the recipes!!!! STUPID!!!!
We have food processors, Kurig coffee makers, refrigerators with water and ice-cubes/crushed, Ring door bells, baby monitors, and computers with our recipes on them.
Could that be actress Ella Raines?
I bet none of these were ever made, even as demos. None of the necessary plumbing, electrical lines, or motors were even hinted at.
None of that is wired or plumbed because it didn’t exist. I guarantee she is just waving her hand in front of the cabinet and someone behind the set is working a crank. This is just ideas they were proposing to get people excited to buy new appliances.
All this to make the housewife's life simpler. It reminds me of a Sci-Fi movie from the same year where the women had advanced degrees doing important work yet were serving the boys coffee and sandwiches.
I miss the brave new world of hope from the 1960s. I know this is 1957 and I wasn’t even born then, but I remember the hopes for the future 😊
That was more futuristic than Star Trek and equally impossible.
"I just love this new dirty dish cart that moves across the room all by itself. But Bob says he's going to turn it into a robot wet bar so he never has to get out of his Lazy Boy again."
Ok, that one made me laugh.
Rich people’s products
You'd have to be SUPER rich to afford a kitchen like this one!
How lazy do you have to be to want this kitchen?
I was born in 1957. We didn’t have none of this stuff , lol lol lol
So you had it all? Learn how to WRITE and probably SPEAK!!!
A lot of these predictions are off. They didn't know the computer would be invented, which is odd, considering computers were around, but only in businesses at that time. And they were not digital.
I remember the first electric calculator my dad bought. It was a Ti (Texas instruments) in 1973. He paid $130 for it, and it was nothing special. The same as you'd get at the dollar store today for $1.45, except much heavier.
I remember being in 7th grade when Texas instruments came out with the first portable handheld calculator. I remember our math teacher getting pissed and telling us. Oh, you’re not gonna have calculators on you to do math problems when you get out in the real world. Lol but by golly we do we all have smart phones with calculators with us everywhere we go.
A Star Trek kitchen!
This program is so overexposed.
Oh boy I can't wait to get my hands on all this stuff!