Change. Who do you want to be? | Josh Levent | TEDxFSUJena
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Why is it that some people seem to make 180 degree turns in their lives, going from failure and depression to amazing success? Why do other people make the opposite changes going from success to depression and drug addiction? And why does it seem like a third group of people stay exactly the same as they age? Our lives are defined less by genetics and upbringing than by the stories we tell ourselves and other people about who we are and who we are going to be. I am going to take you on a journey of human potential.
Business Designer, story-teller
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
You're not just your past youre what you choose to create with your whole life
This talk is awesome
Thank you Internet Resident :)
Message was great...your glasses suit you soooo well - just had to mention you found the perfect pair for you :)
Abrupt transitions in life are indeed challenging to accept for a while
I want to change who I am because I want to be cool
Nah dont focus on being cool and trying to fit in. Focus on being wealthy, healthy and happy. The rest Will come to yoy
i think the coolest you can get is being super nice to everyone and working on yourself mentally and physically
brilliant. i think i need a new name now too 😁
Very powerful story! Thanks Josh!
Josh levent is awesome
Thank you ❤
i want to be the best of myself
Can someone explain to me what is going on?
Just what I needed
I’m really never getting these 7 minutes back am I
i put to much attention into my names and how to call my job, I find it hard to be specific, but what of I don't have to be specific yet? It is all hard and confusing, but thank you for this speach. It was amazing
Your 🚀 100 % right.👍
Beautiful’ ♥️
poignant... thanks. One of my memories is of a speaker on PBS talking about dysfunctional families and using the example of a hanging mobile... saying that if you move one part and then release it... all the other parts will "push" it back into it's old place again... so they call can "balance" ... interesting to apply the same "change resistance logic" to any "community" (of friends, neighbors, or colleagues).
that was beautiful
Thanks you
Oh wow it’s actually you
So interesting!
That last sentence though...
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Joshua love Smith :)
Exactly!
Fight Club.
wtf? is that all?
Yeah, more of a motivational speech than something actually useful
I'm sorry but wtf he was talking about?lol seriously
😂 idk. I need someone to explain
the person we want to be depends on our memories, on what stories we tell ourselves and what people say. We can change and become who we want, but people tend to prefer us the same as always, so he made a comparison telling the story of when he wanted to change name and the other people wanted to call him with his first name and not by the new one.
@@francescacarlini7623 Well put Francesca. Thanks!
Omg it was a really bad speech!
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Boring!
Then spend your time doing something else than commenting on a video you find boring? This is kind of pointless
If you find it boring stop wasting time complaining that it's boring and go do something exciting.
Then again, takes quite the balls to go in front of a TEDTalk stage and share your ideas, so we've gotta give him props either way