Tear down your inner walls, to live a life truly seen. | Dianna Hanken | TEDxPortlandStateUniversity
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In a polarized society, with diversified communities and families often living many miles apart, learning the skill of connecting is essential in our time.
Dianna shares a simple but revolutionary, tried and tested process that she calls Listen.Trust.Act that people can take home with them and lasts a lifetime.
Connecting is a learnable skill that can be consciously mastered, and Dianna shares ways we can incorporate in everyday life to make connecting the new normal. Dianna helps people explore their human potential by tearing down their inner walls and teaching them how to connect with themselves, others, and the World around them.
She wrote her highly praised book "The Destiny Path - Being Alone to Coming Home" in seven hours, and she developed a unique breakthrough process called Listen.Trust.Act that allows individuals to connect fully with themselves.
Dianna tells it to you honestly and authentically. Her own personal struggles from stuttering as a child to ending a 20 year marriage to leaving a successful career to create another one and years of personal study and development has taught Dianna what it takes to master self-leadership.
In addition to being an author and former Global Ambassador for Evolving Wisdom, she also has a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University and acquired professional certifications in Transformational Coaching and Leadership from Feminine Power. 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
I love that you are imperfect and brilliant. Awesome. Beautifully articulated talk. I love that women are so beautiful, that women are coming forward, and that women want to be remembered and step into visibility.
Such a powerful message, thanks so much for sharing your story. Spoken well Dianna!
Thank you for speaking up about this. I went through breaking down my invisible walls for the last 11 years so that I could be more competent socially for 11 years. I built up my invisible walls when I was young because I was bullied and hazed a good bit in my younger childhood when I was studying in an all-boys elementary school in Hong Kong. And then when I immigrated to the USA, I felt I added more invisible walls when my first encountered with girls did not go well either due to my sweaty palms on top of language barrier (as my English was not fully developed yet). It was not until I was in occupational therapy school at 24 years old where I was in an environment where more people began to accept me for who I am. When people see me now, I know that there were a good few people couldn't believe I was quite shy, introverted, and reserved prior to starting my current career.
I am slowly breaking these walls and I am loving it ... thanks for this video TED
Thank you so much Dianna for this brilliant talk. Feminine Power centres in action.
It's my first time watching Ted videos. Let's see how it goes
You’re amazing !!
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Does therapy help with breaking walls?
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Then the walls become a prison mine of. Pilot bear hgbernating4
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