Designing the rest of your life | Dave Evans | TEDxSanFranciscoSalon
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- How can design can help us create a life that is both meaningful and fulfilling, regardless of who or where we are, what we do or have done for a living, or how young or old we are.
DAVE is adjunct Lecturer, product design program director at Stanford and co-founder of Electronic Arts. From saving the seals to solving the energy crisis, from imagining the first computer mice to redefining software - Dave’s been on a mission, including helping others to find theirs. Starting at Stanford with dreams of following Jacques Cousteau as a marine biologist, Dave shifted to mechanical engineering with an eye on the energy problem. So while en route to biomedical engineering, Dave accepted an invitation to work for Apple, where he led product marketing for the mouse team and introduced laser printing to the masses. When Dave’s boss at Apple left to start Electronic Arts, Dave joined as the company’s first VP of Talent, dedicated to making “software worthy of the minds that use it.” Dave holds a BS and MS in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford and a graduate diploma in Contemplative Spirituality from San Francisco Theological Seminary.
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
Thank you.. My IPad knows what I need to listen to. This morning it sent me to this Ted Talk. I’m retiring from teaching this month. I’ve taught for 28 years. I’m looking for my “Encore Career”. Your talk encouraged me. Thank you very much.
Try 0.75 speed if it's too fast
Thanks. He sounds funny now though
He sounds drunk at 0.75x. I wish there was something more like 0.85x or 0.9x available.
@@NESherv You can customize the speed yourself. If you have Chrome, use ctrl+shift+J to pull up the command window and type in "document.getElementsByTagName("video")[0].playbackRate=0.85"
@@jinwu7305 That's awesome! Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me (I think it's because I have a Mac).
Perfect speed for me personally.
To those who felt he spoke too fast, you're likely not city folk. As a New Yorker, I personally understood every word and loved that I didn't have to mentally say, "hurry up and get to the point" as I so often do when listening to speakers from other parts of the country. I appreciate that we all have different speaking styles and preferences. The great thing about RUclips is you can throw on the captions, or change the speed of the video so you can fully process his message about how to "design your life", which I found terrific and inspiring!
U can slow down in settings
Great talk. I’m 55 and I have some people I meet regularly and they either asked me: “what are you up to now?” Or “have you found out what you want to be when you grow up?”. Thanks for the work you’re doing and for the simplest and straightforward career advice I’ve heard in a long time!
Eddie Valdes I totally agree!
Severely underrated TED video! Deserves more views!
I love this guy's enthusiasm. As a 20 year old, I feel like I have a lot of time and want to manifest multiple versions of myself within this one life.
I enjoyed your talk very much. I love it that you said - what is next, instead of what is the only answer for my life.
Bravo !!
Thanks for all you're doing. I'm sure it's making a difference.
LenoraForest Same! I think that is what I wanted to hear the most at this moment .
Thanks for the fabulous and inspirational talk! I am in a time of transition and have designed my dream life, but now it needs to change, so I will apply your tips by developing curiosity, talking to people, and trying stuff to find out what the next chapter holds. Deeply grateful for your wise, insightful words.
Great talk...truthful talk. Wish I'd known all this when I was 15.
That's why he said "it's never too late" and gave an example of the lady who had grown up kids ;)
Jeanette York I will share it with 15 year old kids! That ‘s what they need to know!
It's not gonna work on 15 year old I believe.
@@unpeudevin3837 it does actually, as long as you know how to make it work
He's so energetic, I love it. Also, for those who found it interesting, they have books and accessible courses on this stuff.
Just excellent! That’s what career education should look like!
awesome...this guy is just a genius...so much wit n humor and truth in what he says
If you study for an hour chosen field every day, in a 5 years time you can become national expert in it.
😅😅😅😅 his energy level is unbelievable 😥 👍👏👏👏👏
Way too speedy for me to watch.
Lina E Truth. He let his daughter ride Dumbo 42 times! Love him.
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I'll take what he's taking.
I've 1/4 of his energy at half his age.
Life is all about trying and finding out what you're most good at. Some say everyone is talented in something. It may be true, but the real keys for personal life fulfilment are determination, diligence and self-discipline. Many people lack them, that is why they are stuck and have to die without contentment. This time and age, there are so many choices and options just like breakfast cereals, one can change and recourse one's life goal according to the circumstances and time progression. One doesn't need to be adamant and inflexible. The most important thing is to find out what you want to do with your only once life. Going to a college is not always the best option for many youngsters. Having real life experience is. Don't get programmed having a college degree will give you a passport for financial success. It's a lie. Many wealthy successful people never went to a college, or dropped out. They knew what they wanted to do with their life.
Truthful talk.
Life changes, and it's normal to change your goals or the way you see things as time goes by. What matters is that you don't lose hope along the way.
One of the best talks I have watched. Very helpful ideas, told in a way that you get them and do them. Thanks!
Very interesting topic! i do not know what exactly i want to do with my life but i know how i want to live everyday and am going to see where life takes me.
if people were to be totally honest with themselves they know what their passionate about....
if one is passionate about so many things...pick one, preferably closest to ones heart...everything else flows
love the content! if you add rhymes it would be the greatest rap of all time.
This was an amazing performance. I enjoyed it very much. Apart from the perfect way of presenting the issue - the content is very helpful. Thank you for that. :)
I was just watching his Mr. Burnett's talk, he had the same introduction of his partner and their work together. It takes me a while to realize "Oh, so this is the partner they were talking about." 😂😂
Everything you do -
Everything you encounter -
Everything you experience -
------- is changing your brain --------
we will look back on the importance of this one day
Dave Evans at 50% speed is Jeff Goldblum. I'm dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Really enjoyed this talk. Thank you sir
Ooh amazing! -Yeah!
such a great talk!!!! one of the best i have ever seen! amazing ideas !
Hey, great talk! Enthusiasm! Meaning in the words. Great practical analysis and deserves more than one viewing. Also listened to your colleague.
Interesting n informative talk . Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.
Animated. I love it! Thanks.
His partner Bill Burnett’s TEDtalk on the same topic is more organized and clear
Dave's is a great one too - great content and enthusiastically delivered. I strongly suggest watching both to get the best value.
I prefer the disorder :)
I prefer Bill. And usually I'm near hyper as Dave. But he made me hyperventilate. So it's Bill, hands down! More info and better slides too! 👌🌿
I dearly hope to have this much energy at 64!
Love you, Stanford!
Though I am non native English speaker, I am absolutely okay to follow his speed.
The multiverse question is crazy because my seer-like abilities allow me to see all the me's of the metaverse
interested is interesting
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I have a TEDx inspirational folder. Gee guess what talk was added ?! Parallel known lives... Humm... As many as I can actively communicate with on a more or less regular basis ? Akin to how many social media friends are enough, Can/do you actually interact with.
Damn, that man was speaking in x1,5 in real life before they added this feature to RUclips
please slow down a bit.
Design your life!
the age at which I stopped caring and waited for death was my first birthday...
❤
I was wondering when Dr Ian Malcom was going to do a TED talk!
Since I can't find an email address for you, Dave... I hope you see this! I have an idea for your wife! Homelessness.... We are looking at so much vacant commercial space all over the place. Not many towns are using all buildings to capacity. Why can't we have a "rule" that says if your property is more than ___% vacant for longer than ___(amount of time), then the property owners have to turn it back to nature OR into a place that would benefit the population.... homeless shelters, cheap hostels, communal living spaces where work can be traded for rent, community type gardens that would provide jobs and food for those in need, and other ideas of this nature. It would move the population segment off the streets and solve other social problems as well.
The phrase homeless is a catch all, but more often means drug users.
a lot of energy...informative..a bit manic ...but great talk
Eminem on Tedx 😁
Can anyone sum it up pls?
I love the speed of this guy. Hehe
Better if you watch it at .75 speed. The speaker is hyper af
I find him a little slow, so crank it to 1.75, actually.
He made me hyperventilate. Thanks. Your recommendation slowed me and the rush down!
@@arleneg6040 Youre welcome!
I'm going parcour and watch this video at 1,25x speed
Brilliant!
I thought the interviews were very interesting and how he related it to the younger generation.
At the time of the Industrial Revolution, we began believing that all progress requires movements.
• we actually feel like it’s a necessity…
Too FUNNY->
Do you kw. That in America your forefathers said that each of you has the right to pursue Happiness?
As Americans, you don’t have the right to sit & be happy.
Animated guy. Very effective.
7:19
How can be a more human
Too fast...ur msg is not clear.... pl forgive me
Dave, consume less Red bull before Ted talks...
I love turning him up to 1.75x speed! So punchy! :-)
Is anyone else getting a jeff Goldbloom vibe?........ this comment was brought to you by weed...
Aaron Avery 😂
I looked through the comments to see if anyone else noticed that. This is Ian Malcolm perhaps
hahaha
Get real !
Go to orginal
So fast omg
-15 what ?
LOL he's really funny
Slowwwwer please
This guy will never need a CPAP machine. LOL
pHHassion 😂😂😂
is he the guy from jurassic park?
Wait this talk is the same as bill burnett's
3 hours in mirco 2 her in weeks ted talks late night
He said seven years to solve homelessness, answer provide homes. Equine therapy is not about therapy. It's about using non-profit tax exemptions to landowners; the idea is make a non-profit then get (as few as legally possible) silly people to talk to "a very old horses" and call it therapy. Everyone should use this idea at home and call it dog, cat, fish, reptile, rabbit, bird, ferret, or hamster therapy and get a non-profit tax exemption. It becomes a joke that so many Ted Talks speakers talk about silly stuff and make it sound so believable.
Good content but he needs to work on his delivery. He talks too fast and enunciation is not good.
4 weeks late by month
It was fun to watch, but the concept the title advocates was too simplified in the talk and the end was barely more than a truism and did not reflect the questions the speaker raised at the start ...
This guy should end his talks by saying he needs more coffee...
dissscusion post
listened at 1.25x playback speed. lol
too bad nobody told him that he needs to talk slower. can't understand him half of the time.
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he needs to chill tf out
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Speed talker with poor articulation. Will not follow through with a thought to its logical conclusion. Lots of made up jargon. Snake oil salesmen.
yes
When you say salesman, I don't agree. He's Just putting out his ideas. Take it or leave it.
Obnoxious speed talker.
Really enjoyed this talk. Thank you sir
interested is interesting