The View From 30,000 Feet-3 rules pilots use to survive | Shiraz Dalal | TEDxRaleigh

Sometimes taking a step back or up, and seeing the world from 30,000 is the best way to adapt to a changing world! Lessons from the cockpit as a military and commercial pilot have taught Shiraz to adapt and overcome the challenges life presents, including this past year. With almost 20 years experience flying throughout the world and over 400 combat flights, there are many lessons pilots learn that can be applied outside the cockpit. Shiraz Dalal loves aviation in all its forms and has has flown ten-plus airframes from parachutes and hang gliders to C-130s and Boeing 767s. His experiences as a commercial pilot and adventurer who has traveled the world inspired some powerful ideas that everyone can apply to their lives. Shiraz Dalal loves aviation in all its forms and has has flown ten-plus airframes from parachutes and hang gliders to C-130s and Boeing 767s. His experiences as a commercial pilot and adventurer who has traveled the world inspired some powerful ideas that everyone can apply to their lives. 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

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Great talk, Shiraz!

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