The Secret to Getting Anything You Want in Life given by Jennifer Cohen | Jen Cohen | TEDxBuckhead

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @angelaymlau
    @angelaymlau 3 года назад +3429

    1) Be bold (practice and harness this skill)
    2) Ask for what you want (make 10 attempts)!
    3) Just act
    4) Get comfortable at failing 90% of the time
    5) 10% target (see 4))
    6) Practice (training your brain to be bold)
    7) Write down anything you want in life and make 10 attempts with it (chasing what you want and not just taking what you can get)

    • @JacobLethbridge
      @JacobLethbridge 2 года назад +113

      The comment we all look for

    • @LalzJeNeSuis
      @LalzJeNeSuis 2 года назад +19

      Thanks a lot

    • @naumanfarooq7911
      @naumanfarooq7911 2 года назад +16

      Main points of the talk. I like it. I will write down in my dairy and try to implement in my life. One thing I have to learn never give up one day you will got all of those thing that you want do again and again and always be gratitude.

    • @automatonlabs7841
      @automatonlabs7841 2 года назад +10

      Everything is based of 10% chance of success? Now that is a low skill XD Imagine trying to fry eggs 10 times for a breakfast

    • @roy_for_real2674
      @roy_for_real2674 2 года назад +5

      Good luck trying to get a diploma 10 times, also many people already knew that.

  • @Foster.Unfiltered
    @Foster.Unfiltered 3 года назад +2649

    2 things I learnt from this TED Talk:
    - Be bold, fail and fail again. Don’t settle
    - Keanu Reeves is the best

    • @FantasticExplorers
      @FantasticExplorers 3 года назад +50

      I already knew the 2nd one 😉

    • @henric.6159
      @henric.6159 3 года назад +37

      being beautiful and born privileged (rich) helps too... so much "opportunity" is on "silver platters"

    • @jerichoj1540
      @jerichoj1540 3 года назад +1

      Facts

    • @shenlaw
      @shenlaw 3 года назад +61

      Number three: don’t bring babies to lectures

    • @mallik084
      @mallik084 3 года назад +1

      Ha ha...good one foster

  • @tangie06_33
    @tangie06_33 3 года назад +2282

    Her first step in the right direction is knowing what she wanted. A lot of people really don't know what they want.

    • @abhijaisingh3859
      @abhijaisingh3859 3 года назад +71

      That is true, I have struggled for the same for a decade but I think I have finally found something I believe to be really what I want. Finding this purpose or passion also requires trying to think, knowing yourself and asking yourself questions. Failing 9/10 times to finding your purpose, Yes this theory applies here too.

    • @ASMRCHARLIE
      @ASMRCHARLIE 3 года назад +26

      Not true.. Everybody knows what they want.. U just have to feel what u like most and give u butterflies in life. That is what u want and just act to it.

    • @sonaljaiswal6592
      @sonaljaiswal6592 3 года назад +15

      I'm struggling with this.

    • @misshoneynevercame4832
      @misshoneynevercame4832 3 года назад +105

      @@ASMRCHARLIE No, not everybody knows what they want. Especially people who grew up poor and could not afford to have a hobby or join a sport. Finding yourself is difficault when parents are broke.

    • @redsoxwinagain2007
      @redsoxwinagain2007 3 года назад +46

      Our next gen is struggling with this. The problem could be the amount of options and lack of dedication. I really believe it is because instead of aligning with REAL life coaches, they are watching RUclips videos and comparing themselves to those profiting from clickbait like magic and stupidity. Quick and easy is a distraction. Get to work, complete your commitments, and try to enjoy the ride. When you fail, pinch yourself, count your fingers and toes then look up to make sure their are no bars in your view.. then grow and be thankful for the experience.

  • @userdemi8
    @userdemi8 2 года назад +72

    Reminds me of my favorite quote.
    “If you’re not direct about what you want, you’ll probably be dissatisfied with what you get” -Sonya Teclai

  • @rokpodlogar6062
    @rokpodlogar6062 3 года назад +6538

    People used to laugh at me when I said I wanted to be a comedian. Well they're not laughing now.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +93

      Bravo!! Love it!

    • @ChrisosIDK
      @ChrisosIDK 3 года назад +70

      Bhahahahahha!

    • @ps3ud0nym
      @ps3ud0nym 3 года назад +14

      😁

    • @larsstougaard7097
      @larsstougaard7097 3 года назад +151

      Nooooo, you are a comedian and people don't laugh, real sad man. Hope 2021 will be better, maybe the vaccine gives you a boost 😄

    • @mauricioquiroga6458
      @mauricioquiroga6458 3 года назад +72

      They should you are a comedian lol

  • @EugeniaPortobello
    @EugeniaPortobello 3 года назад +953

    "When you are comfortable with asking for the small things in life, it gives you the skills, the habit and the confidence to ask for the big things in life" 🙌

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +5

      YES!!!

    • @meshaalforenglish.8333
      @meshaalforenglish.8333 3 года назад +4

      Yes

    • @schakraborty95
      @schakraborty95 3 года назад

      True

    • @jcarc5701
      @jcarc5701 3 года назад +2

      @@urlauburlaub2222 Get a life.

    • @mikestarks8464
      @mikestarks8464 2 года назад +3

      @@jennifercohen874 Excellent talk Jennifer, my last company i started, built and sold now has over 4000 employees. I discovered something over the years...often my best employees were college athletes who were NOT starters and often only played 1 or 2 years at school. I figured they were simply used to showing up, practicing, and accepting the fact they would not start. This 'habit' of showing up, trying and accepting the outcome proved to be one the secrets of our success. Great job!!!!

  • @RomainDiaz
    @RomainDiaz 4 года назад +1623

    "Boldness is a better indicator of success than intelligence", I am a huge believer in this, yes

    • @simplybeautiful6498
      @simplybeautiful6498 4 года назад +24

      I am a living witness of this message. Being Bold doesn't always substantiate Courage but the more you Step Up and Forward Your Bold Presence will begin to Initiate Courage...

    • @prasannapremarathna7192
      @prasannapremarathna7192 4 года назад +2

      Yes , i am also agreed

    • @waelfaraj6705
      @waelfaraj6705 4 года назад +6

      Courage allows one to harness all intellectual plus intuitive knowing and discerning ...
      Open heart , open ears and open mind to the pureness of the flow of life help a lot as well .All can go hand in hand if well integrated ...
      Yes , I love what she says about not always chasing what we want but receiving what we deeply feel as we are naturally talented at and really meant to be ...Internet has been discovered without previous intention while they were trying to discover something else in communication world . The telephones were discovered when a scientist was trying to build a device related to telegraphs ...

    • @АртемКисленко-з4ь
      @АртемКисленко-з4ь 4 года назад +8

      It is maybe a great tactic, but a bad strategy.

    • @Stefanburakov
      @Stefanburakov 3 года назад +6

      Combination beats all

  • @OukhtiStudio
    @OukhtiStudio 2 года назад +13

    I am bold.I am smart. I am talented. I can do it. All of it. I'll be fulfilled!

  • @enchantedforest4424
    @enchantedforest4424 3 года назад +764

    Main Points:
    Be *bold*
    Don't take what you get
    Don't have self doubt
    Chase what you want
    Ask for what you want

    • @Meirele
      @Meirele 3 года назад +23

      Ask! Until you get what you want.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +9

      YES!!

    • @mauldindoc123
      @mauldindoc123 3 года назад +13

      @@jennifercohen874 I am impressed how you handled yourself with a crying kid and your slide presentation being off- you are cool under pressure, and I am sure that served you well on your journey to success!

    • @rave1704
      @rave1704 3 года назад +3

      I tried this for 10 years.. didnt work

    • @carlschleg5822
      @carlschleg5822 3 года назад +9

      @@rave1704 Try again

  • @JP-ne7xj
    @JP-ne7xj 3 года назад +538

    Keanu is seriously the nicest guy in the world. He says he’ll do something, he actually does it.

    • @FleeceNRun
      @FleeceNRun 3 года назад +3

      Imagine she waited an hour and walked up and tapped Harvey Weinstien on the shoulder instead

    • @destinixshakur
      @destinixshakur 3 года назад +1

      Everyone always says the nicest things about him fr

    • @jasminejones9937
      @jasminejones9937 3 года назад

      @@FleeceNRun Lol😂😂

    • @wolfiestreet6899
      @wolfiestreet6899 3 года назад

      Cringe

  • @TheGoodfella2012
    @TheGoodfella2012 3 года назад +541

    Keanu Reeves is a real class act man! God bless him.

  • @AGKB123
    @AGKB123 Год назад +28

    This is the best advice talk ever.
    Simple to remember, simple to do, and definitely going to put you in a better place than you started.
    1) Make sure you're asking for what you want
    2) Commit to 10 attempts for each of your goals
    Amazing!

  • @pijushmoni6293
    @pijushmoni6293 3 года назад +451

    "..Stop deliberating, stop planning, stop flowcharts, and just act.." ..LOVE IT..!!

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +10

      Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it.

    • @lutaayam
      @lutaayam 3 года назад +3

      I just came to this realisation recently. There's a guy who grew up in the slums in Uganda, became a rich pop star, and now is on the verge of becoming president, ending a 35 year dictatorship. When I examined his story carefully, he reminded me of the Nike tagline, just do it! You can find the guy in Facebook, he's called Bobi Wine

    • @YpatiosVarelas
      @YpatiosVarelas 3 года назад +1

      Took me 50 years to get that!

    • @aditijain5604
      @aditijain5604 3 года назад +1

      @@jennifercohen874 Loved it💜

    • @Trusted_Advisor
      @Trusted_Advisor 3 года назад

      i.e. analysis paralysis

  • @agr8fulson
    @agr8fulson 4 года назад +272

    another important truth comes to mind watching this talk: very often, the person who has the most important thing to say doesn't necessarily have the experience or confidence or polish or the right slide on the screen. when THIS imperfect, maybe shy speaker speaks, i will always listen carefully. i've found in life that SO many polished, overly confident, authoritative people have nothing at all to say. thank you Jen!

    • @naturesgifts5682
      @naturesgifts5682 3 года назад +12

      Exactly. I think I have so many original thoughts to say but because I am not fluent in English, I am not making videos about them. English speaking people have a big advantage.

    • @catherinereilly5833
      @catherinereilly5833 3 года назад +1

      Mmmmmmm

    • @thaba1011
      @thaba1011 3 года назад

      👌

    • @davidcarter3049
      @davidcarter3049 3 года назад +2

      @@naturesgifts5682 how many people in the world speak your native language?

    • @DobBylan_
      @DobBylan_ 3 года назад +2

      @@naturesgifts5682 lmao sounds like a great excuse to me

  • @broccolihighkicks3857
    @broccolihighkicks3857 3 года назад +304

    She’s right. My philosophy since I was a teenager has been “You don’t ask, you don’t get”, it works

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +4

      Exactly right:)

    • @Oleksiy777
      @Oleksiy777 3 года назад +13

      Beggars don't get much though they ask all days through. There are way more things to success.

    • @SoupKitchen91
      @SoupKitchen91 3 года назад +7

      @@Oleksiy777 Beggars don't get much, because they don't ask for much. Your attempt to sound intelligent is falling short.

    • @leecottongim1854
      @leecottongim1854 3 года назад

      I want u

    • @gugojah8660
      @gugojah8660 3 года назад +8

      @Broccolihighkicks. i disagree. i tried asking for what i want many times. but i never got it. so stop preaching a lie.

  • @sophiakoko
    @sophiakoko 2 года назад +53

    Be bold, accept failure and most important of all, chase what you want - don't take what you get!! Very inspiring, amazing job.

  • @tusharsharma5467
    @tusharsharma5467 3 года назад +410

    The kid howling in the background is very bold for sure.

    • @rinthi_s2644
      @rinthi_s2644 3 года назад +21

      Gosh....at last found someone saying this

    • @behappyliving2549
      @behappyliving2549 3 года назад +22

      The kid is having his own Ted Talk at the back and parents seem to enjoy it, as they didn`t make the slightest attempt to shut the little bugger.

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 3 года назад +5

      @@behappyliving2549 He'll grow up to be a dolt, jusr like his parents.

    • @alleseele
      @alleseele 3 года назад +6

      @@behappyliving2549 That kid should have never been there in the first place, if they can't find a babysitter then they should be listening at home like the rest of us. Hopefully when that kid grows up it's bold enough not to follow in its parents self centered footsteps.

    • @КириллГамазков
      @КириллГамазков 3 года назад +3

      All the kids are bold until they're taught that some of their desires are not to be fulfilled

  • @nycz3576
    @nycz3576 3 года назад +256

    What she says is true! I attribute all of my past successes to my "boldness". I always believed, "If you don't ask, you don't get.", and "If you always do what you did, you'll always get what you got." Those were my fave mantras. Go for it!

    • @dashkaenhbat7738
      @dashkaenhbat7738 3 года назад +1

      Hi thank you for sharing your mantras. Very good reasoning for better future

    • @wuokmayangjanguan1591
      @wuokmayangjanguan1591 3 года назад +3

      Boldness is very important in every aspect of our lives . A man can be handsome and capable of attracting women. But if he has no courage to ask them out, he will remain single.

    • @angelrobinson5257
      @angelrobinson5257 2 года назад +1

      I know I want something different, but I don't know what I really want.

    • @erickkimz
      @erickkimz Год назад

      ​@@angelrobinson5257 I hope you have figured it out by now, if not, we can reason together

  • @carolinem4845
    @carolinem4845 3 года назад +677

    I used to watch this talk thinking about my dream job. I got motivated to try 10 times, and then I got it on the second try.
    Be bold, take action, break your fear of failure.
    Only YOU decide what the end of your current chapter will read like.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +4

      Yes!! Love this!!

    • @carolinem4845
      @carolinem4845 3 года назад +2

      @@jennifercohen874 omg thank you!

    • @behulls
      @behulls 2 года назад +2

      Congrats! Keep killing it 🙌

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 2 года назад +2

      That is so incredible! I am so happy to have read this comment.
      Congrats!!!

    • @Tintak_hatpin
      @Tintak_hatpin 2 года назад +2

      What happened after you joined this job ? Do you like it there ? For me, my mind is filled with the aftermath of achieving that dream job, whether I would be a worthy employee there or will I be a misfit and suffer from impostor syndrome all the time. Preparing to crack the interview for a few months is different than actually belonging there. This kind of demotivates me.

  • @Martin1519
    @Martin1519 2 года назад +82

    Shes right. I had an old boss that made me an offer to work for him and i turned him down because i didn't want to work for the pay he offered. He then called me back and offered me a $5 an hour raise for the same job, and i took it. However, i ended up quitting several months down the line because i didn't like the way he treated me. A few weeks later he called me back to apologize and said i was one of the best at what i do that He's ever had. I still turned him down. Today i am attempting to start my own business in my field, and i already have several potential customers lined up. I'll let you know how it goes in a couple years! I'm either going to become successful, or i will learn a lesson.

    • @BenTr12
      @BenTr12 Год назад

      a business in what?

    • @TheMonkeyBottom
      @TheMonkeyBottom Год назад +4

      If youre willing to work hard - you'll be successful

    • @tamho4239
      @tamho4239 Год назад +1

      Good luck on your next adventure

    • @bradforddickson2426
      @bradforddickson2426 Год назад

      How’s it going?

    • @Saaad2
      @Saaad2 Год назад +1

      @@bradforddickson2426 only been 2 months. Give him a time dude

  • @AdemirAlijagic
    @AdemirAlijagic 3 года назад +837

    "Smart people think of all the negative things that will happen when things go wrong, but bold people think of all the good things that will happen when things go right"!

    • @АлимпийТалипов
      @АлимпийТалипов 3 года назад

      RIGHT!!!

    • @trillionaireman9016
      @trillionaireman9016 3 года назад +54

      False. Smart people tend to think a lot as they have extra processing power. Negative focus creates overthinking on negative outcomes. But if a smart person has a positive focus, all the extra processing power is directed positively.

    • @arkin5854
      @arkin5854 3 года назад

      So?

    • @valesauce7235
      @valesauce7235 3 года назад +11

      @@trillionaireman9016 knowing what can go wrong and buffering against it is why civilization exists.

    • @MrSean03839
      @MrSean03839 3 года назад +15

      And all the bold people call the smart people to borrow money.... LoL!

  • @stevolutiontv
    @stevolutiontv 3 года назад +263

    Keanu is the type of person we should all aspire to be like, he is the pinnacle of what a person should be like, a true inspiration a true good soul, we need people like him guiding us not politicians etc, the man truly is an earth angel and I have so much respect for him :)

    • @NextLevelMeNow
      @NextLevelMeNow 2 года назад +4

      He’s my all-time FAV

    • @susana.tresamantes
      @susana.tresamantes 2 года назад +2

      Keanu for world president :p

    • @thecarriestiles
      @thecarriestiles 2 года назад +4

      My neighbor worked with him to redesign the flooring one of his CA homes years ago. She said he really is the nicest person.

    • @mickael486
      @mickael486 2 года назад +4

      settle down. He's broken more hearts than most.

    • @user-sg8kq7ii3y
      @user-sg8kq7ii3y 2 года назад +1

      For me, that guy is Manny Pacquiao. He grew up in poverty in the Philippines, which is much more severe than being poor in America. He often went without food. He slept on the street. He got paid $1 for his first professional fight. He fought just so he could earn some money to buy some rice. Best thing about Pacquiao? He was never invincible. He got knocked out early in his career, but he came back to become champion again. He then got knocked out AGAIN, but rose up and became champion AGAIN. Then he got knocked out really badly by Marquez, yet, once again, Emmanuel Pacquiao rose up to become champion AGAIN. In life, people talk about "getting back up after getting knocked down." But in boxing, one has to LITERALLY do this. It's not just a figure of speech. Boxing is brutal both mentally and physically. Manny Pacquiao is much bigger than even Rocky Balboa. He's an 8 time world champion who came from nothing. He is loved in America and idolized in the Philippines. He literally hands out food and money in the Philippines. He has never forgotten where he came from. And now he wants to help his people by getting in to politics. He gives Filipinos hope.

  • @Alisa-yr1jr
    @Alisa-yr1jr 3 года назад +436

    Boldness is a skill, you need to practice it to develop it,
    The 10% rule: take whatever you want most in life and take 10 attempts at it. (The purpose of this rule is to get very comfortable with failing 90% of the time)
    Ask for what you want.
    Chose what you want, and not just take what you can get.

  • @soyfefo
    @soyfefo 2 года назад +18

    She lists all my fears in the first 30 seconds, that hooked me up listening to this talk. I found it amazing, truly inspiring. I feel determined now...
    Now I have to find what is what I desire most in life because I have no idea.

    • @katherineblakely7142
      @katherineblakely7142 Год назад

      Finding out your "why" will lead you to your purpose, which will reflect your strengths and passions.

  • @earthempresstv
    @earthempresstv 3 года назад +212

    last year at age 55 i made the decision to become a professional artist... but that was right when covid hit... even my husband who is normally very supportive said 'don't go into art- nobody buys art'! but something deep inside of me said GO FOR IT. it was a huge learning curve but within months my paintings were $elling :)

    • @thelomeleisea9443
      @thelomeleisea9443 2 года назад +4

      love this and well done for following your heart

    • @wendypena4593
      @wendypena4593 2 года назад +3

      No way! That's so good, so happy for you. I'd love to see your paintings

    • @thevoiceconnection
      @thevoiceconnection 2 года назад +2

      Ohh that's really great!! All the best for ur future 👍👍

    • @I_membahh
      @I_membahh Год назад +1

      I’m glad to hear you stuck it out and pushed ahead

  • @chaserandazzo3738
    @chaserandazzo3738 3 года назад +387

    There is no failure… there is only feedback… 🙏✨💜🍀💐

    • @sofascialistadankulamegado1781
      @sofascialistadankulamegado1781 3 года назад +4

      I usually adjust the input gain on the mic channel to stop the feedback. If the feedback doesn't stop, this constitutes some sort of failure.

    • @markhirstwood4190
      @markhirstwood4190 3 года назад +1

      Of course there's failure, that's why the word exists. It's a perfectly valid word. Failure is common. What a silly idea that there's no failure.

    • @puttycake
      @puttycake 3 года назад +3

      @@markhirstwood4190 but if you shift the experience of the failure to be feedback, an object lesson, or a test, you can train yourself to accept the disappointment and commit to keep trying.

    • @themacocko6311
      @themacocko6311 3 года назад +1

      @@markhirstwood4190 You miss the point. Failure is feedback and "failure" is your judgment saying its "bad" when it's simply feedback.

    • @laszlopetrucz5709
      @laszlopetrucz5709 3 года назад +1

      I like that one

  • @samanthacowden1317
    @samanthacowden1317 3 года назад +374

    Keanu has the craziest legacy, it's so crazy how many peoples lives he's touched

  • @lovelifepoetry1309
    @lovelifepoetry1309 2 года назад +85

    Keep trying. Don’t take the first thing offered. Go after what you really want! Be strong and bold. Ask for what you want! Never give up! Failure just makes you stronger! It’s getting you ready for success ♥️

  • @jbo5021
    @jbo5021 3 года назад +190

    One thing I really like here, is that she has notes written on her palm. You don't need to be have things down perfectly to achieve great things.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +6

      Exactly true!

    • @zeehuss7275
      @zeehuss7275 3 года назад +8

      YES!! It's about the message she wanted to give, the way of presenting it doesn't matter.. I loved the authenticity of this ted talk..

  • @cristinawinters5025
    @cristinawinters5025 3 года назад +2058

    I got my dream job after having 22 interviews in 10 months.

  • @YoYo-gt5iq
    @YoYo-gt5iq 3 года назад +109

    The highest paying job I ever got (my current one) came from an interview where I opened by saying "You need to know that I'm looking to go right to the top, so if you need someone who wants to stay in this position for the rest of their career, we shouldn't continue."
    They said, 'there's room at the top here.'
    Then they hired me and on day 1 said, "list 3 goals for 2020 and we'll help you accomplish them so you can get promoted."

    • @YoYo-gt5iq
      @YoYo-gt5iq 3 года назад +4

      @@bellavic4777
      Seems totally legit

    • @YoYo-gt5iq
      @YoYo-gt5iq 3 года назад +1

      @@bellavic4777 I'm good

    • @stephanguitar9778
      @stephanguitar9778 3 года назад +3

      @@bellavic4777 And your ex is pleased about that?

  • @janethaywardcoach
    @janethaywardcoach 2 года назад +11

    Thank you - I needed to hear "go for it 10 times". I was feeling discourage and tired, and this encouraged me to keep going because I still have a few attempts before I have hit my 10-times.

  • @brianmontgomeryjr6882
    @brianmontgomeryjr6882 3 года назад +29

    You are spot on. I have this conversation with my wife and sons on a damn near daily basis. No one can read your mind. So you must advocate for yourself.

  • @tomtillman
    @tomtillman 3 года назад +326

    I have found that whenever something goes wrong, There's usually something good about it. You learn something, or another door is opened, or something.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +4

      Exactly true!

    • @chalfontelark9882
      @chalfontelark9882 3 года назад +9

      This is how God set it up. Life is a gift, no matter how things may look.
      Romans 8:28 "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."
      God is intentional. He has created all of us for a specified purpose. Whatever TRUE dream that you have in your heart, look at it as a gift from God that's given you to indicate that it is already yours. Try try and try and remember when one door closes God will surely open up another one for you. Trust him in Jesus name.

    • @raymondphilip6232
      @raymondphilip6232 3 года назад +1

      Dualism

    • @raymondphilip6232
      @raymondphilip6232 3 года назад +6

      Life is like a wheel
      When u r at the bottom, be patient.
      Why?
      Good life is ahead
      When u r at the top, be ready.
      Why?
      U r about to learn a new life lesson

    • @michaeld2519
      @michaeld2519 3 года назад

      @@raymondphilip6232 I'd really like to know what you do with all the time you save writing 'u' instead of 'you' and 'r' instead of 'are'.

  • @madelainesillfors2758
    @madelainesillfors2758 4 года назад +101

    One of those very few talks that actually contain something unique. The talk is not so "awesome" and perfect, but it is real content. Thank you!

    • @kevalthakker5532
      @kevalthakker5532 4 года назад +3

      Talk is not awesome or perfect, only after that kid in the audience started being a kid... Before that it was smooth... Yet she managed to deliver what she wanted...

    • @boomish69
      @boomish69 4 года назад +2

      I think I like it more because it’s not perfect, kinda makes it more real

  • @saeedasl8025
    @saeedasl8025 2 года назад +3

    This rule was the main reason I achieved success in my twenties.
    I lost that boldness in my late twenties and my early thirties is a mess and failure now.
    But thank God I have been recovering and standing up recently.
    Go for it, see it, believe it, work for it, and enjoy working for it.

  • @alexandertsiolkovski5848
    @alexandertsiolkovski5848 3 года назад +136

    Probably one of the very few TED Talks that I actually listened to completely, found to be extremely clear and helpful. Great job. And thank you.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +6

      Thank you so much! I appreciate the nice feedback

    • @vaunflufinhagan
      @vaunflufinhagan 3 года назад +3

      100% Agree!
      This is something I know of but haven’t fully embodied all of the time. I totally agree with your, we take what we can get, not what we want viewpoint. As I look back I realize I have done this in a few major parts of my life and this now..stops.
      I often am not totally sure what it is I want because I doubt that I can have that and therefore don’t commit to that ideal but often a lesser one that I know is easy for me to achieve.
      I have had a blessed and good life so far, but a GREAT one is forthcoming.
      Thanks Jennifer. Well articulated speech. Got allot out of this. Tx.

    • @s.muller8688
      @s.muller8688 3 года назад +1

      gosh, you people are hilarious.😂😂😂😂

    • @anythingnice3917
      @anythingnice3917 2 года назад

      True

  • @RedactedNews
    @RedactedNews 3 года назад +3942

    Another takeaway: Keanu Reeves is awesome.

    • @DanielCastillo-gk5ie
      @DanielCastillo-gk5ie 3 года назад +34

      Most definitely

    • @bamojk
      @bamojk 3 года назад +30

      100%

    • @ROTHSTEIN01
      @ROTHSTEIN01 3 года назад +17

      What was this video all about?

    • @WaveFin
      @WaveFin 3 года назад +5

      @@ROTHSTEIN01 It was a lot of bull

    • @WaveFin
      @WaveFin 3 года назад +5

      @Gemini Vortex That is silly why would a straight girl want to ask out 10 girls for a date.

  • @kitboklaloo4647
    @kitboklaloo4647 3 года назад +552

    "When you're smart you're really good at predicting all the possible negative outcome" That's deep

    • @Mitutumuch
      @Mitutumuch 3 года назад +19

      this is probably why people say "you think too much, you're overthinking it" ect. its pretty irritating.

    • @wedomusic9451
      @wedomusic9451 3 года назад +2

      Basic the theme of Goodwill Hunting.

    • @jalexworld4138
      @jalexworld4138 3 года назад +3

      That why luffy will be king 👑

    • @nickyalison5848
      @nickyalison5848 3 года назад

      Kalvin

    • @Mitutumuch
      @Mitutumuch 3 года назад +1

      @@wedomusic9451 I'm gonna atch that again today it's been a while

  • @dougsmith7362
    @dougsmith7362 2 года назад +6

    So true and would add that the more you can be bold and step put of your comfort zone the wider that comfort zone becomes until you can do almost anything with little or no fear.

  • @steezkitchen
    @steezkitchen 4 года назад +68

    "it's the squeeky wheel, that gets the grease." I can work with that. ON POINT!

  • @deep-fried-zombie699
    @deep-fried-zombie699 4 года назад +382

    Moral to the story don’t let your fears control your life. Take action don’t wait for tomorrow. You’re welcome that’ll be $50,000 thank you

  • @WillardLund
    @WillardLund 3 года назад +148

    I had zero expectations when I began watching this, and while her presentation style is a bit choppy, her message is fantastic. Many kudos and props to her for getting things that she wanted.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +13

      I appreciate that. Thank you so much and I was choppy indeed:

    • @alexandrosantoniou6686
      @alexandrosantoniou6686 3 года назад +5

      @@jennifercohen874 Thank you for your wonderful message and style. Is there any channel or web page of yours, to post, to share, to celebrate?

    • @ettajoanne
      @ettajoanne 3 года назад +19

      @@jennifercohen874 You are an amazing story teller, not choppy, you are human and gather thoughts on occasion. We aren't robots and I love the pauses and moving your beautiful hair. Thank you for acting and teaching me something I truly needed today - to go back to being BOLD, I used to be BOLD. I can do it again. Many blessings to you always!

    • @elenasunshine
      @elenasunshine 3 года назад +2

      It is better to enter into a space with zero expectations and come out amazed. 😉

    • @davidjeanb
      @davidjeanb 3 года назад +2

      Listen, I thought she was great. I learned something today…

  • @strikeback1080
    @strikeback1080 2 года назад +11

    Love the energy she gives off. Reminds me of a scene in the movie 'Gladiator.' "I wasn't the best because I was the fastest or the strongest. I was the best because I won the crowd. Win the crowd and you shall win your freedom." In relation to this vid "success" is the "crowd." And your continual efforts will lead to you "winning."

  • @SoulfulTruth
    @SoulfulTruth 5 лет назад +151

    Summary: "Be bold": You can fail 90% and win only 10% of the time - but that 10% can be a HUGE win - " be bold "
    Go for what you want - don't accept less than you want.

    • @lostnlonely669
      @lostnlonely669 4 года назад +3

      I am not sure about that.

    • @keithpotter7366
      @keithpotter7366 4 года назад +1

      @@lostnlonely669 me too

    • @lostnlonely669
      @lostnlonely669 4 года назад

      @@keithpotter7366 yes

    • @carolethomas1772
      @carolethomas1772 4 года назад

      @@lostnlonely669 Need to change your mind! Affirm what you want & push for it! Become Found and Loved!

    • @roseforrelief7926
      @roseforrelief7926 3 года назад

      If you didn't my page as yet please go over and show some love 💕
      Rose Reality

  • @Hollins23
    @Hollins23 3 года назад +606

    "Chase what you want; don't just take what you can get."

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +5

      YES!!!!

    • @Hollins23
      @Hollins23 3 года назад +1

      @@jennifercohen874 : I really appreciated your talk, and took away many salient points. Thank you for encouraging me, and so many others, my lovely fellow Canadian! 💞🇨🇦 HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    • @greatmind8918
      @greatmind8918 3 года назад +1

      That's right but sometimes you are afraid that if you don't take what you can get, you may miss the chance because you don't really know what you want until you try it ..add to that we live in a world crowded with people and lack ideal opportunities

    • @sebastianwallin3726
      @sebastianwallin3726 3 года назад +3

      By those means it also states we shouldn't go for jobs that gets us lots of money but we don't like.
      A lot of people have jobs they don't like so they can get the money needed to do what they do like.
      Society is run by people doing jobs they don't like for money.

    • @sebastianwallin3726
      @sebastianwallin3726 3 года назад

      @aena mustafa
      That's a tough call.
      I can't say money ain't important but working a job you hate can make the money seem miniscule anyway.
      I don't know what priorities or responsibility you have though.
      Ofc you need to study to something that will get you money but maybe balance it with something you also like.

  • @professorsmith5337
    @professorsmith5337 3 года назад +149

    I can’t believe no one brought her a water 🤷🏽‍♂️💯 priceless information thanks Jennifer

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +11

      haha! i know right.

    • @markmickle198
      @markmickle198 3 года назад +6

      They did there was a skip in the video and that's y there was a skip if u didn't see it no big deal, a minute after or so when she asked..

    • @jackiesdaughter3581
      @jackiesdaughter3581 3 года назад

      It’s a shame if they cut that out

    • @dougimmel
      @dougimmel 3 года назад +2

      Same person in charge of the venue, who did not quietly and politely usher parent and kid to another space for a bit, and a chat. JENNIFER, great work.

    • @jessmae007
      @jessmae007 3 года назад +2

      She should have asked for it since she wanted it ;)

  • @joshcastle9257
    @joshcastle9257 2 года назад +28

    Never heard anyone talk of the 10% target before, motivated more than ever now.
    Thank you for the inspiration Jen 💪🏻

  • @mellis9729
    @mellis9729 3 года назад +166

    I’ll be honest in saying, there are plenty of Ted talks I’ve “learned” more from. But Im not sure Ive connected with a message quite like I did with Jennifer’s here. So often the greatest risk in life is not taking one. Thank you for sharing this inspirational talk.

    • @vincentbradshaw9980
      @vincentbradshaw9980 2 года назад

      bbabaababbabahahahaahahahaahahaahaha. Wind yer neck outta the sand lmao...V

  • @redesignyourmind3565
    @redesignyourmind3565 4 года назад +153

    Being bold takes courage. This is something I will be working on in 2021!

    • @oamwangase2332
      @oamwangase2332 4 года назад +3

      Wow my words exactly. God inspire, guide & help us!!!"2021 here we(with u , of course )come!!!!

    • @redesignyourmind3565
      @redesignyourmind3565 4 года назад

      @@oamwangase2332 Thank you so much

    • @lorrainechittock
      @lorrainechittock 4 года назад +6

      Redesign Your Mind, still a few weeks to practice in 2020. ;)

    • @noobstyleRR
      @noobstyleRR 3 года назад +9

      start now! don't wait.

    • @oamwangase2332
      @oamwangase2332 3 года назад +2

      @@noobstyleRR Yep! And indeed why not?

  • @huyenphan3497
    @huyenphan3497 3 года назад +152

    Key point: "Boldness is the stronger indicator of success than intelligence."

    • @Nussbaum981
      @Nussbaum981 3 года назад +2

      I thought it was grit. Probably a combination of things

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 2 года назад

      Exactly!!!

    • @idiotbuster8662
      @idiotbuster8662 2 года назад

      I thought it was risk taking.
      Thats kind of what causes the inverse bell curve of success for men.

    • @ahbe9232
      @ahbe9232 2 года назад

      is IQ also one?

  • @alisony6690
    @alisony6690 Год назад +3

    Jennifer, you are truly inspiring, thank you!! You have managed to simplify a life law that has baffled me for years!! I am currently stuck in a mundane life, simply accepting what life throws at me!! Your 10% rule has opened up my eyes to a whole new world & future!! 🤩
    I love your Keanu story, it reminds me of when I was 16yrs old (24yrs ago) when I was obsessed with the Backstreet Boys & was telling my friends I would meet them one day (I live in Australia). My friends laughed at me, telling me to keep dreaming. I entered many competitions to meet them, but never won. When I was 21, the Backstreet Boys finally toured Australia, they performed a concert in my hometown of Adelaide which I obviously attended, the next day I flew over to Melbourne with some friends to watch them at their final concert in Australia...whilst at Adelaide Airport guess who I happened to meet? Their drummer & guitarist, we exchanged numbers & next thing I know I am being introduced to the Backstreet Boys themselves!! We had different flights to Melbourne, but agreed to meet up after the concert that night. I couldn't get a hold of the drummer after the concert, but a bunch of fans were screaming over a balcony to which I baldly pushed my way to the front, saw the drummer, got his attention, found out where their VIP after-party was & managed to not only meet the Backstreet Boys, I partied with them at their after-party!! This is proof that yes, if you want something bad enough in life, be bald & go for it!! 😁🙏

  • @gjoka1983
    @gjoka1983 4 года назад +63

    Great talk: who needs a glitzy powerpoint presentation, when the message is this powerful. Well done.

  • @ARother8822
    @ARother8822 4 года назад +101

    That was bold- especially being so young but let’s be honest: Keanu Reeves is literally the nicest actor on this planet. He is such an angel. You picked the right person

    • @SalettaRocks
      @SalettaRocks 3 года назад +2

      ...maybe, I would love to hear his version of the story. Probably goes like....I am here in Winnipeg bored out if my skull and this kid was crazy enough to give me her number which peaks my curiosity ...beats sitting in the hotel, ...maybe I,'ll get a home cooked meal. ...let's go! ...lots of times it is lonely at the top so it really is true that reaching out might work.

    • @xtra_612
      @xtra_612 3 года назад

      @@SalettaRocks he asked for her number *

    • @SalettaRocks
      @SalettaRocks 3 года назад +1

      @@xtra_612 ...and then she gave it to him... :-).

  • @SaraX2024
    @SaraX2024 2 года назад +14

    I once boldly walked about to a famous Hollywood movie director and asked if I could gather some experience on his set, because I wanted to become a director, as well. He wasn't even hesitating for a second and said "yes". That moment, that bold move, changed everything in my career. The worst thing that can happen is that people will say "no" and you leave it at that. But if you never try, you'll never know. Be polite. Tell them honestly what your intentions are. Stay calm and professional. The right people will help you no matter how famous they are.

  • @TheFighter-Teacher
    @TheFighter-Teacher Месяц назад

    Things I learned from this TED talk
    You need to ask what you want.
    Chase what you want
    Make comfortable to failures
    Avoid self doubt
    Be bold and resilient
    Great speech 🎉
    Ted talks boosts my energy ❤

  • @dallasmanthie156
    @dallasmanthie156 3 года назад +155

    Breaking boldness down, it's based off of self esteem. The underlining issue is that people are raised to conform and be complacent. I tried and failed for 7yrs to start my own company and after 15 attempts I was finally able to start business. If someone tells you that you can't do something, prove them wrong. Love from a ND native 💯

    • @scottwiseman2966
      @scottwiseman2966 2 года назад +1

      Dallas that is my AdvanaCare My XX Attempt. Between InterCore and Covid = AdvanaCare. Thank you for sharing

    • @doctortimetv1577
      @doctortimetv1577 2 года назад +2

      self esteem doesnt exist its self confidence. two very different concepts.

    • @yphantegeorgia6741
      @yphantegeorgia6741 2 года назад

      TV what about relationships????

    • @donaldcook3112
      @donaldcook3112 2 года назад +1

      @@doctortimetv1577 . . . Nonsense . I have known , know of , some with 'self-confidence' ... and no self-estimation , if your in their 'orbit' for even a short while - it is plain to see .
      Some of these types attain high office -
      I t' s p l a i n t o s e e .

    • @JJ38255
      @JJ38255 2 года назад +1

      @@donaldcook3112 Yes, Sounds like some politicians. Also a good description for "delusional". Or high in confidence but lacking in wisdom

  • @dianahkalibbala5121
    @dianahkalibbala5121 3 года назад +182

    This is probably the most life-changing Tedx talk I’ve listened to! Boldness has been standing in the way. Thank you, Jennifer!

    • @strikeback1080
      @strikeback1080 2 года назад

      @Dianah Kalibbala Yes it was fantastic!

    • @ohh2752
      @ohh2752 2 года назад

      Probably didn't work out I'm assuming

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 2 года назад +2

      I am so thrilled to hear this! Thank you so much:)

    • @j.jester7821
      @j.jester7821 2 года назад

      Really? Life Changing? Seems like just another cliche ridden power of positive thinking to me.

    • @neusquer6018
      @neusquer6018 Год назад

      @@jennifercohen874 It's inspiring for those who can afford failing 90% of the time. What about the ones who can't? (failing may result in debt, bankrupcy... so you may just have one chance or two if you are not rich/have another person pay your stuff) Should we assume while you failed you had a safety net? What if you don't have it? thanks, and let me know your thoughts

  • @SP-rx4tb
    @SP-rx4tb 4 года назад +125

    If your smart you over calculate and if you aren’t you basically get ahead... finally it all makes sense.

    • @janicedsilva2857
      @janicedsilva2857 4 года назад +11

      Yup I'm an overthinker and I totally get this

    • @rubengodoyislas7765
      @rubengodoyislas7765 3 года назад

      Ruben Godoy Islas 1520932632 @83179

    • @dang6467
      @dang6467 3 года назад +1

      @@janicedsilva2857 Self doubt is an illusion!

    • @janicedsilva2857
      @janicedsilva2857 3 года назад

      @@dang6467 Hahaha how do I get out of it?

    • @janicedsilva2857
      @janicedsilva2857 3 года назад +1

      @creme good Thanks but I'm not good committing to routines. I've tried these things :/

  • @PinkYellowGreen2023
    @PinkYellowGreen2023 Год назад +3

    I'm going to get what I want out of life!! It doesn't matter what anyone thinks about it or tries to stop.

  • @audreykoenig4163
    @audreykoenig4163 4 года назад +71

    BE BOLD. Love this message, Jennifer Cohen never fails to inspire me and I LOVE her podcast. everyone should go listen 🤍

    • @rfcalm
      @rfcalm 3 года назад

      erm, yeah. really, er creative advice. Who would have thought that the opposite of not being bold would be a good thing to do

    • @farshimelt
      @farshimelt 3 года назад

      "should," the by word of autocrats.

  • @johnadamski9913
    @johnadamski9913 3 года назад +60

    Most of us fall into a comfort zone and stay there. A person can only grow in times of hardship or discomfort.

  • @solomongrail7039
    @solomongrail7039 3 года назад +57

    This is honestly the best presentation. I like how simple it is, yet it is practical. I once got a prized internship at the end of my bachelors degree. The company said they get a lot of requests but I got it because I followed up and kept consistent in asking. Thank you for the reminder!

  • @oaesan
    @oaesan 2 года назад +29

    Be bold. Just ask. The secret is knowing what you want and believing you deserve it and believing there's no reason why you won't get it. When you're devoid of doubt, success becomes inevitable.

  • @keithjames3024
    @keithjames3024 3 года назад +8

    Hard work, dedication, having goals, and working as hard as you can to reach those goals is key. Even if you dont reach your goals, you are still happy and satisfied that you did your best. Always do your best.

  • @gecko197101
    @gecko197101 3 года назад +17

    A dash of generosity goes a long way towards getting what you want too. Assertive but polite, kind and professional. Takers get chewed up and spat out. Givers own the world.

  • @mayajoy4218
    @mayajoy4218 3 года назад +52

    the one thing that has always stuck with me, is when my grandma once said to me " If you dont program or change your own mindset , someone else will"

    • @kamu747
      @kamu747 3 года назад

      Wise words from Grandma

    • @EthanKleinScat
      @EthanKleinScat 3 года назад

      Soo needed to hear this

    • @geoiselin
      @geoiselin 3 года назад

      Did she say how to program your mind as you want?

  • @Luckygirlme111
    @Luckygirlme111 2 года назад +75

    This was so inspiring. I've always felt held back and doubting etc. but this year I have decided to take more chances and go after what I want. It has been a bit scary so far but this video confirmed to me that it's important to take those chances. When I was a teen my art teacher asked us to write in our notebooks we had to hand in after each class what grade we thought we deserved at the end of the course. Normally, I probably would have written that I deserved an E or C, but that time I wrote that I thought I deserved an A and stated why. And she did give me an A! And I always wondered if she would've if I didn't ask for it.

    • @Saqer51178
      @Saqer51178 2 года назад

      She is amazing

    • @osirusj275
      @osirusj275 Год назад +2

      so what reason you give to say you deserved an A, i dont think she will give you A without you asking, the purpose of she doing this asking the kid wat grade they deserve is to precisely teach this, to make them feel confident that they deserve good grades.

  • @seanh9632
    @seanh9632 4 года назад +39

    I've learnt that any "thing" I want never makes me okay once I get it. Its about placing less demands on how reality needs to be for me to be okay.

    • @michellemichelle9143
      @michellemichelle9143 4 года назад

      Ooh I like this!

    • @rhett5678
      @rhett5678 4 года назад

      Abundance mindset

    • @SohaNoha
      @SohaNoha 4 года назад

      Cool

    • @douglasrambo7738
      @douglasrambo7738 3 года назад +1

      When you answer a 2nd question "Why you want something?"- many times you realize you either dont want the thing or you start "attracting" other things that get you the same feeling as the first thing

  • @maxbluto
    @maxbluto 3 года назад +38

    I really like her. You could tell doing this was making her somewhat uncomfortable but she pressed through like a champ. You could tell she was more interested in succeeding at this than what people thought.
    Thanks for the inspiration.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +7

      Thank you so much for this message!! You're absolutely correct btw. Very insightful

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      @bellavic4777 3 года назад

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    • @bellavic4777
      @bellavic4777 3 года назад

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    • @bellavic4777
      @bellavic4777 3 года назад

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      @bellavic4777 3 года назад

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  • @SilviaGonzalez-wg2zt
    @SilviaGonzalez-wg2zt 3 года назад +457

    My Biology teacher laughed at me when I told her I wanted to be a teacher. I'm a teacher!

    • @robertgoldhirsch4065
      @robertgoldhirsch4065 3 года назад +6

      Why would she laugh at you?

    • @itsmeabby2763
      @itsmeabby2763 3 года назад +2

      YOU GO GIRLLL

    • @deathstroke2341
      @deathstroke2341 3 года назад +1

      yo go girl.......Imagine you teaching their sons and daughters.....

    • @davideldred.campingwilder6481
      @davideldred.campingwilder6481 3 года назад +1

      I'm a teacher, too. At school, I was joint bottom with Philip from Kindergarten to Secondary. Then I was joint bottom with Jason from secondary to another school. Then with Steven till I got a job. But when I got the job (Boatbuilder) I was top with Wig and then Losco. And now I'm a teacher at the top with Eoghan (Owen).

    • @bradgillian5269
      @bradgillian5269 3 года назад +1

      Silvia your biology teacher set you up....by laughing at you that can be interpreted as a put down...like saying you shouldn't or you couldn't do it...you can let others define you...or you can simply live your own truth...I applaud you...for being you. Oh by the way...I am also a teacher....and a student.

  • @razor3974
    @razor3974 Год назад +3

    I think you Jennifer Cohen for having given to me this 10% rule, it gives a framework to think really easily on "how many trials must I be prepare to give in order to achieve some results".
    I am right now applying it to the preparation of my master thesis defense presentation by saying to me that after 10 trainings I will be bold enough so that it will become a formality.

  • @esmurphy9405
    @esmurphy9405 2 года назад +8

    Yes, BOLDNESS is the secret sauce! Be bold enough to push through your Fear and Self Doubt. Self Affirmation, "I am in control" over and over helped me become more bold when fear was almost paralyzing.

  • @noem9019
    @noem9019 3 года назад +98

    I do sales and this is so on point. Sales has taught me a lot about life. The key points that she talks about in this presentation will attract an abundance of opportunities into your life.

    • @truongngo1225
      @truongngo1225 2 года назад

      I totally agree at this comment of you .I had experienced 1 year in Sale department of Car .If you truly get success to buy something.First of all ,the presentation is so important thing to maintain between sale and buyer connecting with them friend and make more job alway be happy.

  • @Krasoulass
    @Krasoulass 3 года назад +97

    This sounds simplistic. However, it is sooooo hard to be optimistic when things go bad and this can make all the difference. Great talk!

    • @srupt007
      @srupt007 3 года назад +1

      it's a matter of practice! ex: First time you put 5k on the table or at risk trying to accomplish your desire is the hardest! The second time, it's a little bit less uncomfortable, third, fourth, fifth, ... 20th time, it dont matter much at this step! Am at 45th, of putting 5k on the table in a project, and have not received a single cent back yet! It is not easy, but to succeed to accomplish parabolic success, you have to cultivate what it takes! Resilience is one of the attribute i think. i know she said, try 10 time, but failing is not an option for me, not dead cant quit is better suited for me! Choose the one that fit your spirit!

    • @Die-sel13136
      @Die-sel13136 3 года назад

      Goodlooking gl!! C.mon say ye!!

    • @Die-sel13136
      @Die-sel13136 3 года назад

      @@srupt007 what would u do if , one day all vanishe!! And u.ll noing 2 b able to walk, go to wc,or do simple tasks? That.s me! Pls tellme! I would preferto pass in a different dimention!! Now I can.t do even do dat!! Needhelp but what will happen 2 my help?

    • @Die-sel13136
      @Die-sel13136 3 года назад

      @@liamlian1014 r u irish? Tks a lot!! Sorry I can.t perform better, but anyway: much obliged!! !! !!!

    • @Die-sel13136
      @Die-sel13136 3 года назад

      @@liamlian1014 in mycase, after rhe stroke, the brain chemistry.s upside down and I.m, even I wish diferently ,dezastrous per excelence!

  • @sayusayme7729
    @sayusayme7729 2 года назад +9

    Thank you, love that!
    Never say never, even at 61. Still practicing. 🇨🇦💚🦋

  • @ToshaRaeNailed
    @ToshaRaeNailed 4 года назад +15

    Boldness was a skill I learned at a job I had when I was 18-23... I didn't call it "boldness", I called it "the hustle." It has been one of the most important skills I have ever learned in life.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 4 года назад +2

      Hustle is a good word also. That's why I have a podcast called Habits and Hustle :)

    • @zainababdulrashid3313
      @zainababdulrashid3313 3 года назад

      How did you teach yourself this skill?

    • @farshimelt
      @farshimelt 3 года назад

      @@zainababdulrashid3313 It's in all the self help books. And based on a line in the old testament.

  • @Eli666Ms
    @Eli666Ms 3 года назад +13

    brava! I like it because she thinks before speaking, waits, and gives the audience time to imagine the scenario and empathize. This is why every sentence of her is 100% effective and educational.

  • @thembekhumalo
    @thembekhumalo 3 года назад +42

    “Self doubt is the story we tell ourselves about how we can’t do something...” I love this.

  • @dannychilobe7254
    @dannychilobe7254 2 года назад +3

    One of the most insightful Tedx talks I've ever listened to. The 10% target is a phenomenon that if embraced and genuinely applied will surely bring about positive results. Boldness is surely a more quicker and effective way of being successful and attaining what you really desire in life. I hope to wholeheartedly practice being bold.
    Thank you for the wise words Jennifer 🙏

  • @pranavgyara7140
    @pranavgyara7140 2 года назад +16

    "when you are comfortable with asking for the small things in life it gives you the skills to the habit and confidence to ask for big things in life", that is really important.🔥

  • @susankoech
    @susankoech 3 года назад +19

    It has worked for me as a freelancer, I ask clients for what I want and it has been a game changer.

  • @serenaroseauthentics1391
    @serenaroseauthentics1391 2 года назад +224

    This is a great talk. It’s encouraged me to think about how fine the line is between being bold and being entitled.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 2 года назад +6

      thank you. I'm glad you liked it

    • @clintonreisig
      @clintonreisig 2 года назад +1

      Great comment, O.P.

    • @clintonreisig
      @clintonreisig 2 года назад +2

      @@jennifercohen874 If you are the real Jen Cohen, fantastic talk. People need to know that they can train themselves to be fearless, focused, and have enhanced desire toward the goal

    • @nickmaddalena985
      @nickmaddalena985 2 года назад +2

      hmmm, just like everything its a heart attitude. What I can give or what I can take. When you are bold you are giving everything you have. When you are entitled you are taking what you think is yours.

    • @labbibora
      @labbibora 2 года назад +1

      Well I think most people don't see a line. Imagine everyone being so specific with their order in restaurants. And also - Do I go in 10 different restaurants and ask for what I want, or try it 10 times same place until they get tired of me and finally serve me what I want for being "bold"? Joking ofc 😀

  • @supplychainsants
    @supplychainsants Год назад +1

    Fearless Voice!
    You have delivered and spoken the words with Lion Energy, Attitude, Power, and with Higher Frequency.
    ❤ Claps for you! 🎉

  • @the_lobster
    @the_lobster 3 года назад +28

    she's so beautiful, not only physically but also intellectually. Her story is nothing short of unique too.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +7

      Thank you! I really aprreciate your kind words

    • @manuelschmoller2884
      @manuelschmoller2884 3 года назад

      Hey lobster
      Is it you?
      Is it the real lobster?
      Is it Dr. Jordan Peterson?
      If so i just wanted to say hi

    • @zeehuss7275
      @zeehuss7275 3 года назад

      I love her fashion sense..

    • @the_lobster
      @the_lobster 3 года назад +1

      @@zeehuss7275 i love you

  • @santirafat
    @santirafat 4 года назад +28

    "You need to ask for what you want." Simple like that!

  • @aaronbono4688
    @aaronbono4688 3 года назад +30

    A few weeks ago I asked for a raise for the end of the year, I got it. I know for a fact I would not have received anything had I not asked. On the flip side, I had a job almost two decades ago or asked for a raise and I got fired. Now I understand that my being fired had to do with more than just me asking for a raise, it had to do with my attitude and the way in which I went about it. What is important is that as soon as I got kicked out I bounced right back up and started asking other people for what I wanted and I had a job a few days later making more money somewhere else.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад

      Love this! thanks for this comment

    • @alienturtle1946
      @alienturtle1946 3 года назад

      What are the dos and don’ts of asking for a raise? Would love it if you shared what worked and what didn’t.

  • @larosenoire41isma26
    @larosenoire41isma26 2 года назад

    keanu is the right person to ask help for!! so much love and respect for him. Thanks

  • @MO-ws2tn
    @MO-ws2tn 3 года назад +25

    The ten percent thing is really great. Turns the variable of failure into a welcomed means. Thanks.

  • @thembekhumalo
    @thembekhumalo 3 года назад +60

    “Being bold means ordering from off the menu. When you are comfortable with asking for the small things in life it gives you the skills, the habits and the confidence to ask for big things. “

    • @gowthamuknown
      @gowthamuknown 3 года назад +1

      ya, but I did not fight for smaller things in life"". now don't know about the big things!!!

    • @gideonsikk8733
      @gideonsikk8733 3 года назад

      Size is relative

    • @petacat6621
      @petacat6621 3 года назад +1

      I tought you were gonna say ´Big wings´ like KFC of the menu

  • @samuelfrancosoler6160
    @samuelfrancosoler6160 3 года назад +27

    "When you comfortable with asking for the small things in life; It gives you the skills, the habits and the confidence to ask for the big things in life."
    Believe it or not, this changed my life.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +1

      WOW! I love to hear this. So glad you liked it:)

  • @Marinresident
    @Marinresident 2 года назад +1

    I consider myself bold and I have encouraged others to be bold. One can cultivate boldness and like I tell others--people will not know that you aren't naturally bold. Just act as if you are. The more you practice being bold the easier it gets.

  • @yearingolf
    @yearingolf 3 года назад +7

    This is actually one of the best ted talks I've seen. I think it's because of her honesty.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад

      Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words. I'm flattered

    • @AlexGorskov
      @AlexGorskov 3 года назад

      @@jennifercohen874 Jennifer, this was an amazing talk. I really felt your confident energy and I LOVED IT! Very honest and greatly motivating talk!

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +1

      @@AlexGorskov Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.

  • @digitalmagnates
    @digitalmagnates 3 года назад +317

    Man I just love Keanu. If humans could be half as decent as him, we would all do just fine x

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +4

      So so true

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +3

      So So true

    • @satnamo
      @satnamo 3 года назад +1

      Me too

    • @ifwecouldvote
      @ifwecouldvote 3 года назад +2

      think he just wanted to get laid tbh

    • @keithlightminder3005
      @keithlightminder3005 3 года назад +1

      Jill directed that hamlet, such a funny story she tells about the layers of self talk she was running in her head the whole time.

  • @guilhermezan
    @guilhermezan 3 года назад +158

    "Believe you can do it and you're halfway there."

  • @nmsgoncalves
    @nmsgoncalves 2 года назад +5

    knowing what you want is the first step. Having her looks and brains, helps a lot when "asking" and getting.

    • @jantran5349
      @jantran5349 2 года назад +3

      she lives in a different reality xD.

    • @first2summit
      @first2summit 2 года назад +1

      Step 1 - be beautiful.
      Step 2 - ask for what you want.
      Step 3 - get what you want.

    • @trigger455
      @trigger455 2 года назад +1

      unfortunately, this is true....if she was overweight, this vid wouldn't have anything close to the amount of views

  • @milesvanrothow2067
    @milesvanrothow2067 3 года назад +56

    My interpretation. Nobody gets succesful by not taking risks.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +1

      Exactly

    • @milesvanrothow2067
      @milesvanrothow2067 3 года назад +2

      @@jennifercohen874 My other thought regarding fear of failure. People beat themselves up when they try and don't succeed. That is the barrier we need to discuss.

    • @xaviergarcia8274
      @xaviergarcia8274 3 года назад

      Hey kids! It's Epiphany time!
      kids.
      Epiphany. Kids. Be safe, be safe, be safe! You wanna be on money or you wanna be money?

    • @rowenalim4536
      @rowenalim4536 3 года назад +2

      Accept rejection as a bump in the road and not a detour to the path of success.

  • @jkim3464
    @jkim3464 3 года назад +1346

    Smart people sometimes fall into paralysis by analysis.

    • @jennifercohen874
      @jennifercohen874 3 года назад +13

      Exactly!

    • @Adrian-yi8fl
      @Adrian-yi8fl 3 года назад +31

      my life story. Except for maybe the smart part lol

    • @republitarian484
      @republitarian484 3 года назад +30

      or perfection becoming the enemy of the good.

    • @ecantalk
      @ecantalk 3 года назад +2

      💯

    • @ΟΟύτις
      @ΟΟύτις 3 года назад +17

      Actually sometimes analysis is just fantasy.

  • @TheNin0007
    @TheNin0007 3 года назад +105

    I started balding this year, now I know I'm on the path to success.

    • @MarcREA23
      @MarcREA23 3 года назад +1

      Same

    • @chriseneim1
      @chriseneim1 3 года назад +6

      I’m so proud to be bald. I am 32 always shoved my head as a kid and absolutely felt so uncomfortable when I would grow my hair out. And 32 years later I use a razor and keep it shiny. My beard is on point and I make guys who have the nice hair feel uncomfortable because I come in like a Viking god.

    • @АлимпийТалипов
      @АлимпийТалипов 3 года назад +1

      000))))

    • @ayannidianecale1084
      @ayannidianecale1084 3 года назад +1

      2021

    • @ethell.130
      @ethell.130 3 года назад +3

      The path to success is getting rid of my hair....that’s super easy,off to buy razor now

  • @kanikamaheshwari9732
    @kanikamaheshwari9732 2 года назад +8

    One of the best TED talks I have ever heard 💕