Storytelling Lessons From a Professional Mime Professional mime Géraldine Dulex has one amazing tip to help you when meeting new people

By Mario Armstong

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Learn from a mime how to use the power of storytelling without speaking! In this video, Géraldine Dulex teaches you one easy tip to change the way you hold your body when meeting new people, and discusses her upcoming film, A Cycle. But, she's not just any mime -- Dulex is from the highly acclaimed Broken Box Mime Theatre, winners of two New York 2016 Innovative Theatre Awards for Outstanding Performance Art and Outstanding Choreography.

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Mario Armstong

Motivator. Entrepreneur. Contributor, 'NBC TODAY Show.' Emmy Award-Winning Host, 'Never Settle Show'

You’ve probably seen Mario Armstrong on TV as an Emmy Award-winning talk show host and digital lifestyle expert or as a regular contributor on NBC’s TODAY show, CNN and NPR. Or maybe on Inside Edition, Dr. Oz, Steve Harvey or Rachael Ray. Soon, you’ll be seeing Armstrong as the host of the Never Settle Show, the world’s first crowd-produced, livestreamed talk show with live participation from the in-studio and online audience. Whew. When he’s not playing host, contributor and expert, he’s living a balanced life, playing husband and father, devouring sushi, meditating, adding to his metal lunchbox collection and taking his “sneaker head” status to borderline obsessive levels. (Seriously, you wouldn’t believe this guy’s closet.)

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