Do you own your story? | Amanda Scott | TEDxColumbusWomen
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2015
- What happens when we don't truly own our own stories in our heads? Media images and our larger culture can cause women to be viewed as objects rather than people. Amanda Scott, a social pyschologist, talckles the implications this has for how we think and believe - and how we can take back our own stories.
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
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so I am here.
When I was first starting in my business and came to face this problem I figured out very quickly that the majority
of advice are made for people who have no objections talking to the camera and love selling or those who will put profits
above anything else. You see I am not them.
I am an introvert and activist who runs a non-profit and coaching business where
people come always first. That's why I made a channel where I show my fellow introverts, activists, and non-profits
how I do it without selling soul and compromising on our values and our true self. But I encourage you to watch this video.
and a lot of people have mixed personalities but none of them like you
can't stand when people think a college degree makes them God. ANYONE can buy a college degree, it does NOT define ANYTHING!
your fishtanks don't define anything and she has a phd-
who the hell gave her a ted talk? awful, just AWFUL!!!
Chris Locke be quiet she is an amazing women your just mad that she is beautiful and perfect she made her point like she wanted to unlike her people laugh at her cuz she is funny unlike u and she is so pretty and inspirational