The Dream Doesn't Work Unless You Do: Goal Setting | Madeline Wood | TEDxYouth@KCVI
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Madeline Wood's talk entitled "The Dream Doesn't Work Unless You Do: Goal Setting" explores Madeline's passion and experience for the importance of goal setting. Madeline explores the danger of the YOLO excuses and attitudes, and talks on the importance of treasuring life and the ability to work to achieve goals and personal successes. Madeline Wood is a grade 11 student at KCVI. Madeline is involved in volleyball, field hockey, Students's Association, the outdoors club and is a leader at the school's annual leadership camp. Outside of school Madeline is involved in crossfit, is a competitive kayak coach, and takes part in the Gould Lake summer programs. Madeline is passionate about the outdoors and protecting the environment. Madeline chose to do a TED talk because it has been on her bucket list and she is enthusiastic about sharing her views. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
So we all have an assignment on this?
yes
yes
I have one rn
Yea
Yes what grade are yall going to?
This sucks
Summer school assignment?
ik right
Damian Fernandes yep
lmao
@@SwankyCheeze lmao yeah
she said not one intelligent thing this entire talk all she did was repeat YOLO constantly I don't know how you could speak 5 minutes with such empty words.
actually true
fr i never knew someone could talk so boring. This is the worst speech or whatever u call this i just do this for some points
i had to watch this for a summer school assignment
and wtf "i could climb ropes by a pro"
"yolo" (literally says yolo 100 times)
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my ears grew cancers from this speech
yoo samee im watching this video for my summer career studies class xD
@@mememememe5155 same here bruh I hate it here
@@simonek5404 Im in the same one what is the thesis
careers,,
Ose Osayimwen it’s the one where we gotta answer question its due today and outta 10 right I HATE IT SM
here's a transcript to chatgpt this
My name is Madeline Wood and welcome to my TED Talk. That is so cool, I have always wanted to say that. In fact, it's actually a bucket list item of mine to do a TED Talk. Now you might think, if it's on her bucket list well I'm sure she was really passionate or already knew what she wanted to talk about. But in fact it was completely the opposite. I struggled to find a topic but it was in that struggle that a topic kind of just came to me. You see, it all started a few months ago when I signed up for a 120 day crossfit challenge. The challenge including aspects of tracking your nutrition, tracking your mindset, your sleeping habits, and going to crossfit five days a week among some other things. Now I was really successful in the challenge. I came in second place and I was very proud of myself. But it got me thinking, how could I apply that success to other areas of my life? Like my relationships, my school work, and ultimately developing this talk. And that's when I realized it all came down to one thing, goal setting. Now, I'm not talking about your traditional SMART model goal setting techniques. I'm talking about passionate goals. Because, if you're not passionate about your goals, then you're not going to achieve them. Once you establish that passion, you have to work towards your goals, every single day. And this is a huge part of why I was successful. Every day I had to track my nutrition and ultimately, this reminded me of what my long term goal was and developed healthy habits that I could keep long term. So that, even when my motivation failed, my habits were what kept me going. A sub goal that I had during the crossfit challenge was to climb a rope. Every day I would work on developing my arm strength, or working on my footwork. And then it was climbing half way up the rope, three quarters up the rope, and before you know it, I was doing rope climbs like a pro. But I would not have been able to achieve that if I hadn't been passionate about doing rope climbs to begin with. And had I not practiced it every single day, even on days when I didn't feel like going, I still had my habits that would push me and it would just become an automatic response. The next thing is to not let life stand in your way. So often with teenagers especially, I hear them say you only live once. And while that is true, and I do want you take risks and live your life to the fullest, it is important to not use yolo as an excuse to make decisions that are going to stand in the way of your long term goals. Yolo, I'm going to eat this whole pizza by myself, yolo I don't feel like going to the gym today, yolo I'm not going to do my homework or I'm not going to get a summer job because you only live once am I right? Well, I'm wrong. Because, if I had said yolo I'm going to eat this whole pizza by myself or yolo I don't feel like going to the gym today, I would not be standing before you giving you a talk about goal setting. It's all in your attitude, if you go into it with a bad attitude, you're going to have a bad experience. Lastly, and arguably the most important thing is to remember that your goals are not always about yourself. And by this, I mean it's okay to rely on other people and to ask other people for help. One huge part of crossfit that I wish that I could go back and do differently was relying more on my friends, my parents, my coaches, and my teammates, because if I had have relied on other people, it would have helped me, help help them help myself. I think that the most important thing is remembering that other people are on a journey to reach their own goals too. And by lifting each other up, you're creating a more positive outward attitude rather than a selfish internal one. What goals do you have for yourself? What do you want your future to look like? You may not know this yet and that is completely okay. But, the most important thing to remember is that once you establish what you're passionate about, stick with it, because your initial motivation, practice every day will become your habit. And habits are what is going to keep you on track long term. Then, don't let life stand in the way, take the risks because you do only live once so don't make choices that are going to stand in the way of your end goals. And lastly, bring other people up with you. If you stepped on every along the way to get to the top, that's not fulfillment, and you're not gonna be happy with yourself once you've achieved your goals. I just want to take a moment to thank everybody who supported me and my goals. As I mentioned, giving a TED Talk is something that's on my bucket list, and something that I'm really excited to be a part of today. But had I not had other people to support me, I wouldn't be here before you. So just remember that you only live once and do what you love.
you’re the goat fr
thank you 🙏🙏
bless frl
You're acc such an amazing person omg
Whatd you use to transcript the video
I get $100 for every 90 or over I get so I need to do this. Boring asf though.
Not me typing on another account so that my teacher doesn’t know who’s saying that this assignment kinda sucked >:/
I got a 4/10 on the assignment 😂
D f BRO I MIGHT BE IN THE SAME CLASS AS YOU mine was marked outta 10 too
@@simonek5404 bruh same
Notevengavin brooo something we can all relate on
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO YOLO
Let me get all ur answers bro 😂
IF SHE SAYS YOLO ONE MORE TIME
Bruh why was i assigned this
Exactly
why
the dream doesnt work unless u dream harder than a slimey57
other students have this assignment too???? Lmfaoooooo
yea what you put
lol she aint even say YOLO that many times yall just being nitpicky. don't put ppl down guys. plus this assignment was ez money just be grateful
bor bor bor bor bor
POV: you’re watching this for an assignment
Amen
Great job!