I used to think I was self-aware but after learning some skills around self-awareness I realized how much more self-aware one can be and I realized that I am a bit more self-absorbed than self-aware sometimes, partially because I have some guilt around how people might perceive me if I truly shed my raw emotions out there and I take solace in the fact that people don't care. Self-aware is not a switch that you can just turn on once you realize it exists in your brain. It is a constant learning process.
It does for some. There are others who get stuck in the victim mentality and don’t reflect on what they can do to improve their lot. There’s also those who come out of their trauma with psychological illnesses which is even harder again.
Cultivating this skill not only enhances personal and professional relationships but also strengthens leadership by fostering empathy and decision-making. 🔑
@@finsheridan8041I relate to this particular talk more than any other. I've caught myself in the past being too self-aware and reflecting too much, and it is certainly a weird feeling being aware of your self-awareness. I've learned that sometimes, ignorance is bliss. Not that your self-awareness ever goes away, but it's important for your general happiness to avoid reflecting too much. Thank you for this talk!
So good. I've been questioning this narrative of focusing on being the main character of your life and it seems be having this pressure filled snowball affect on so many. Helpful to take the pressure off.
There's this book I read around the topic of self awareness. It changed my life, I can't seem to stop realizing the truth about self awareness ever since I read that book. It's called The Power of Now by Echkart Tolle. I recommend It to everyone, especially anyone going through depression and unhappiness.
I’m very glad I clicked on this video! I REALLY needed to hear this and it was very helpful! Balance. Thank you for actually having a solution. 💖💛💖💖🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I should’ve put a couple in - here are some that spring to mind… community, trusted relationships, a faith or belief system, a sense of purpose and meaning beyond yourself, a good therapist, healthy practices for your mind/body/soul, etc.
Great point, Jason. I should’ve put a couple in - here’s some that spring to mind… community, trusted relationships, a faith or belief system, a sense of purpose and meaning beyond yourself, a good therapist, healthy practices for your mind/body/soul, etc. All of these have helped “tether” me out of my own head and introspection at various times.
Sir, I don't know what has happened that when someone speaks something behind me which is related to me, then I feel that he is speaking about me or someone speaks something in double sense, then I think he is speaking about me, please sir someone reply to me. 😢😢😢😭😭😭
Subject : Exciting collaboration opportunity for your youtube video Dear [ ted x talk channel owner ], I am a huge fan of your content and have been inspired by your videos. I have a proposal that i believe could be mutually beneficial. I’d like to dub your videos into another language and upload them to reach a wider audience. I am willing to take care of all the work involved, including translation and dubbing . In return, I’m suggesting a 50 - 50 revenue share for our collaboration. This partnership could potentially open up new horizons for your content and help it recreate with a global audience . I’m confident that together , we can achieve great results. If this idea intrigues you, please let me know , and we can discuss the details further . I’m excited about the prospect of working together and amplifying the reach your fantastic videos. Looking forward to your response. Best regards, [ankush]
I used to think I was self-aware but after learning some skills around self-awareness I realized how much more self-aware one can be and I realized that I am a bit more self-absorbed than self-aware sometimes, partially because I have some guilt around how people might perceive me if I truly shed my raw emotions out there and I take solace in the fact that people don't care. Self-aware is not a switch that you can just turn on once you realize it exists in your brain. It is a constant learning process.
Past trauma does make people more self-reflective and wiser. Thanks
Stop supporting a terrorist group. 🇮🇱♥️🦾
It does for some. There are others who get stuck in the victim mentality and don’t reflect on what they can do to improve their lot. There’s also those who come out of their trauma with psychological illnesses which is even harder again.
Why are you supporting terrorism?
Cultivating this skill not only enhances personal and professional relationships but also strengthens leadership by fostering empathy and decision-making. 🔑
Evaluate and reevaluate is exhausting.. healthy round self awareness.. give and receive love !! That’s all is asked for !!
Adding this to my list of All Time Favorite TED Talks 👏 👏 👏 👏
Thank you so much 🥹
😢😢😊😊@@finsheridan8041
@@finsheridan8041I relate to this particular talk more than any other. I've caught myself in the past being too self-aware and reflecting too much, and it is certainly a weird feeling being aware of your self-awareness. I've learned that sometimes, ignorance is bliss. Not that your self-awareness ever goes away, but it's important for your general happiness to avoid reflecting too much. Thank you for this talk!
So good. I've been questioning this narrative of focusing on being the main character of your life and it seems be having this pressure filled snowball affect on so many. Helpful to take the pressure off.
There's this book I read around the topic of self awareness. It changed my life, I can't seem to stop realizing the truth about self awareness ever since I read that book. It's called The Power of Now by Echkart Tolle. I recommend It to everyone, especially anyone going through depression and unhappiness.
such great points and incredibly entertaining. anyone trying to better themselves authentically should watch this Ted talk!
Well present;very humble and appealing.
I’m very glad I clicked on this video! I REALLY needed to hear this and it was very helpful! Balance. Thank you for actually having a solution.
💖💛💖💖🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Let’s see what this one take us to. Congratulations 🎉
Wonderful talk! I love this. Thank you soo much
Great talk on understanding the reasons behind conversation replays, narcissism and other emotional issues
Interesting view!
Even better than why and what is how😁
Next one on Meta-Awarness!
I’m 99% there guys
Very good
Very interesting talk ❤
Does anyone here have thoughts about what could be used as a tether to get back up from emotional drowning?
I should’ve put a couple in - here are some that spring to mind… community, trusted relationships, a faith or belief system, a sense of purpose and meaning beyond yourself, a good therapist, healthy practices for your mind/body/soul, etc.
@@finsheridan8041 thank you so much for the answer, and for the great talk 🙏
To be fair, I chose the shock just because I was curious what it would feel like
Ooo interesting question! 🤔
Edit: maybe i missed it, but would have appreciated an example of what he speaks of as a tether 🤔
Great point, Jason.
I should’ve put a couple in - here’s some that spring to mind… community, trusted relationships, a faith or belief system, a sense of purpose and meaning beyond yourself, a good therapist, healthy practices for your mind/body/soul, etc.
All of these have helped “tether” me out of my own head and introspection at various times.
@@finsheridan8041 Ah, I did wonder if that was what was meant. Makes perfect sense now. Thanks for the clarification.
Sir, I don't know what has happened that when someone speaks something behind me which is related to me, then I feel that he is speaking about me or someone speaks something in double sense, then I think he is speaking about me, please sir someone reply to me. 😢😢😢😭😭😭
I would like to know what accent is it: American or British?
Haha I’m British but I’ve lived in South Carolina for 6 years and married to a Southern girl for 9. It’s giving me into a weird hybrid accent.
Anyone from bd?
enneagram 3 called me out
Subject : Exciting collaboration opportunity for your youtube video
Dear [ ted x talk channel owner ],
I am a huge fan of your content and have been inspired by your videos. I have a proposal that i believe could be mutually beneficial.
I’d like to dub your videos into another language and upload them to reach a wider audience. I am willing to take care of all the work involved, including translation and dubbing . In return, I’m suggesting a 50 - 50 revenue share for our collaboration.
This partnership could potentially open up new horizons for your content and help it recreate with a global audience . I’m confident that together , we can achieve great results.
If this idea intrigues you, please let me know , and we can discuss the details further . I’m excited about the prospect of working together and amplifying the reach your fantastic videos.
Looking forward to your response.
Best regards,
[ankush]
Good luck man
Thanks ❤❤
Will the comment here be answered?
@Ankushtreanding probably not as ted talk x is very busy most times see if they have an Instagram and try to dm them
Thanks for suggests. I will try it
Try doing this with redditors.
tether? everyone's too fuckin busy and addicted to money, their expectations of me are disturbing.