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At this year's Gaming for Inclusion shout caster training, three special Olympic athletes showed the world that confidence and risk-taking symbolize the keys to realizing our unique strengths.




Shout casting isn't just play-by-play commentary. It's a platform for self-expression. Individuality over conformity. It requires stepping up and being a leader while connecting a global community of gamers.




     






“My biggest strength is my persoanlity” - Lily Goodfellow

Before we dive into any new challenge, experience, or adventure, we must come face-to-face with the uncertainty of risk. Easier said than done. Before taking that leap of faith, we often let fear take control and begin to think of every obstacle that lies ahead. However, when it comes to shout casting, it’s all about expressing our true selves and leaning into the fear of risk with tenacity.These three casters have set out to show the world that confidence and risk-taking symbolize the keys to unlocking new passions and realizing our unique strengths.

“I learned that it’s okay to lose, it’s okay to fail, and it’s just as okay to try again. The more you try, the more likely you are to succeed,” Cameron Garrett explains.


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Role: Copywriter
Executive Creative Director: John O'Connell
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