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Some specific awards He has is the Streamy award "best writing", People's voice "Best Web Personality Host", Webby Award "Best Web Personality/Host as well those were some of the main ones he has ever recieved from people who watch his video.

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Robby Novak on IMDb: Awards, nominations, and wins

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Why did you select them? What was unique about this person that made them stand out to you?

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I selected him because apart from being detected with Osteogenesis imperfecta he is such a happy person, he always tries to make everyone elses' day he encourages people to be more apprecitable about life everything.

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The inspiring life of the “Kid President”

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Robby Novak gives the world a pep talk in a viral video that has been viewed 12 million times; but it’s his life off camera that’s the real inspiration

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What adversity did this person experience that motivated them to make a difference in the world?

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The adversity that this person experiences that motivated him to make a difference in the world was him being able o look back at his family and saw that he had to go through some obstacles in life to get to other places and sometimes they might seem like you can't ever solve them like in his case it was the disease that he had. His words were always to remind people that "our challenges don't define us".

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Little ones doing big things.

The fourth Thursday of every April is America's official Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. More than 3.5 million workplaces across the country participate every year, and yours might be one of them. Whether or not you get to see kids wander the hallways of your office, the day is a great reminder that some life and leadership lessons come in small packages. Here is a round-up of the kids who have inspired, challenged and entertained us-along with ideas and motivation tips for using their examples to boost your career.

Leadership Lessons from Robby Novak (aka Kid President).

The Kid President phenomenon started in 2012, after Robby Novac and his brother-in-law Brad Montague recorded a video meant to unite grown-ups and kids and uploaded it to YouTube. Robby's demeanor, attitude and spunk have earned him the hearts of millions of viewers and followers-but it's the underlying values and lessons in his videos that keep people coming back for more. Here are three leadership lessons and motivation tips that you can take from the Kid President and apply in your own professional life.

#1: Success comes from overcoming adversity.

Robby, who is now 13 years old, has Osteogenesis Imperfecta - a brittle bone condition that has caused him over 70 broken bones. While he does wear a cast in some of his videos, the disease is not the focus of his platform - in fact, he barely ever mentions it at all. We can all think back to a time when we faced an obstacle at work or in life that seemed unsurmountable. The Kid President reminds us that our challenges do not define us.

#2: There is value in seeing the core of the issue.

Watch any of the Kid President videos, and you instantly see Robby's unapologetic directness. He calls it as he sees it, even on complex issues that don't have a simple solution. This is a great reminder of strength and value that come from distilling the problem down to its core moving parts and in being direct. If big-picture thinking is your natural strength, play it up! If your natural focus is on detail first, you might practice stepping out of your habit to reach for strategic insights.

#3: Don't discount the importance of having fun.

There would be no Kid President phenomenon if a boy and his brother-in-law did not goof around with a camera. No matter what your job is, there is always room to make your more fun. You may be surprised to find out that turning a task into a game or joking with a colleague can actually make you more productive-and happier at work!

Service Lessons from William Kamkwamba.

William Kamkwamba, a 14-year old from Malawi, had to drop out of school in 2002 because of the famine that swept through the country. He was unable to return to school because his family could not afford the tuition, but that did not stop the young man from continuing his own education in the local library. Armed with determination and books, and inspired by his love of engineering, he set out to build a windmill out of bicycle parts and scrap metal. His first construction generated enough energy to power electrical lights at his home; the second machine he built provided running water. William's story was shared locally before going viral online. He has since presented on a TED stage in South Africa and graduated from college.

#4: Identify a need and add value.

William's story is a powerful leadership lesson and example of identifying a need or a problem and doing something to fix it. How often do we find ourselves complaining about things that aren't quite right at work: perhaps a process that is inefficient, a co-worker who is difficult, or a software package that is clunky and awkward to use? Finding a dozen reasons to complain is easy-but few people choose to take active steps to resolve the issue. Become that person who comes to senior management with recommended solutions, leads the task force, and takes on beta-testing-and you will see your visibility and career prospects sky-rocket.

#5: Use what you have.

Our desire to create a perfect outcome at work can often keep us from taking steps in the right direction until everything (resources, timing and skill-sets) is aligned just so. If William has waited until he was a proficient engineer, or moped about the lack of access to proper construction materials, he would have never built anything at all. The lesson here is to use what you have right now and stop waiting for perfection.

#6: Don't stop learning.

There are dozens of articles on the importance of continuing your professional education even after you get your diplomas and certifications. Unfortunately, carving out the time and the energy to invest in continued learning can be tough. Between fire-drills at work and responsibilities at home, who has the time to read professional magazines and books, let alone attend conferences? William's story reminds us all to make the time for learning.

Entrepreneurship Lessons from Madison Star and Mallory Iyana.

Madison Star and Mallory Iyana were not happy about the options they had when it came to scents. The two pre-teens found the kids' perfumes from major stores to be boring, and the bottles in mom's drawer too flowery and heavy. They wanted something that reflected their sense of fun and adventure, so they created a line of body lotions and sprays for tweens and teens that are paraben-free, vegan-friendly and loaded with vitamins to protect the skin. The duo appeared on Shark Tank and walked away with investment offers from both Mark Cuban and Daymond John.

#7: You don't have to do it alone.

Whether you have a traditional 9-5 job at the office or are self-employed, professional life can get lonely. Sometimes it may feel like you are the only one struggling with learning something new, racing against time, and investing considerable amounts of time and efforts for an uncertain payout. The good news is that you don't have to do it alone. Having a best friend at the office is one of the metrics that Gallup uses to assess how happy employees are at work. Build your support network!

#8: Know and use your natural strengths.

Madison and Mallory use what comes naturally to them (performing and dancing) to promote their product. That decision turns something most people dread (marketing) into an activity that they genuinely enjoy. As a result, they are likely to do more of it, turning their personal care line into an even bigger success story. You can apply the same idea at work by identifying what you are naturally great at and building it into what you do. If you are unsure what your major strengths are, talk with friends and co-workers-or take an assessment like the Strengthsfinder.

#9: Give back.

Every year, the girls throw themed birthday parties and ask for donations to a chosen charity instead of gifts. That is a fantastic leadership lesson in giving back! When we are caught up in the daily race and mired in our to-do lists, it can be difficult to take a step back and appreciate all the help we have had getting to where we are. No matter how hard you have worked or how talented you are, no one has reached his or her accomplishments in a vacuum. We all stand on the shoulders of our parents, mentors, teachers and coaches. The best way to thank them is by paying it forward. Consider stepping into a mentorship role or volunteering your expertise at a charity-the experience can be remarkably rewarding on both the personal and the professional level.

Marion Kelly aka the BBC Kid.

In March, Marion Kelly walked into her dad's home office as he was about to be interviewed live by the BBC - and turned her family into an overnight Internet sensation. Marion's dad is a political sciences professor who was going to offer his thoughts on the ramifications of the impeachment of South Korea President Park Geun-hye. His daughter had other plans! The parents were initially mortified by what happened, but eventually found the humor in the situation.

#10: Life does not go perfectly - don't let that stop you!

This is one of the best leadership lessons we can offer: life at work never turns out exactly as we have planned. Mistakes happen, markets spin out of control, computers crash and emails get sent to the wrong people. Don't let that discourage you from trying again. If you have made a mistake, own it, fix it and move on. If someone else let you down, do your best to close the feedback loop and go back to doing your best. And, at the risk of sounding overly optimistic, don't get discouraged - you really never know how the situation will play out. Something that looks like a career-ending mistake today may turn into an opportunity. Marion's dad was certain that he would be perceived as unprofessional and never appear on TV again - yet the response to the blooper has been supportive. So, let go of attachment to perfection and embrace being a human at work. The results may surprise you.
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Robby Novak is 18 years old. His birthday is January 26,2004. He was born and raised in Henderson,TN. His parents names are Laurie and David Novak. He started to get known as "Kid president" when he was only 8 yrs old. Robby was born with a diease called Osteogensis Imperfecta which is a brittle bone condition that has resulted in his having more than 70 breaks since birth.

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Robby Novak (born January 26, 2004) is an American actor and media personality best known for portraying Kid President on YouTube and on television. He is featured in a series of YouTube videos and in a television show, produced by actor Rainn Wilson. Novak's first YouTube clip as Kid President, written and directed by his brother-in-law Brad Montague, was uploaded in the summer of 2012 and subsequently published on Wilson's YouTube channel in October 2012. Novak was featured in a television show on Hub Network called Kid President: Declaration of Awesome in the summer of 2014. In October 2019, the first episode of a new YouTube series titled Are We There Yet? was uploaded on Wilson's YouTube channel. The series will show Novak and Montague's trip around the United States in which they meet children who are trying to "make the world a little more awesome".

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search Robby Novak (born January 26, 2004) is an American actor and media personality best known for portraying Kid President on YouTube and on television. He is featured in a series of YouTube videos and in a television show, produced by actor Rainn Wilson.

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Robby Novak who is also known as "Kid President". He was a very big achiever at such a young age he was only 8 eight years old when he started to entertain all of these people who love to watch him he would make people smile and laugh all the time. Apart from that he also did many drive for anyone who sick, hungry, etc. He is a true inspiration for the world it made a huge difference. Robby believes that it’s the small things that make a difference and we can influence others to make a difference too. It all comes from within us and not from materialistic possessions or titles or power. He believes he can change the world and so can we.

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Robby Novak is popularly known as the Kid President for his portrayal on television and internet. He is a high achiever at a very young age. He seems to have got the attention of worldwide audience at such a young age and has a fan following of individuals of every age. Robby started off at the young age of eight and continues to entertain his typical style. Apart from entertaining people, Robby is also associated with several initiatives that work towards making a difference in the lives of people. Using his popularity, he has initiated several drives helping the homeless, sick, hungry and several others. He is a true inspiration and his love, warmth and ingenious is making lot of difference. Robby believes that it's the small things that make a difference and we can influence others to make a difference too. It all comes from within us and not from materialistic possessions or titles or power. He believes he can change the world and so can we.

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Who is Robby Novak? Everything You Need to Know

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Robby Novak is an American child television actor known for portraying Kid President. Let's have a look at his age, birthday, family, and some fun facts.