Malcom Gladwell Outliers: What's WRONG with Avoiding Criticism!?
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2017
- ✎ Malcolm Gladwell's Top 10 Rules For Success Volume 2: In this video we're going to learn how to improve our lives by analyzing our take on Gladwell's rules for success.
Join Evan Carmichael and the insightful Malcolm Gladwell as they dive deep into the latter's unique perspective on success, challenging conventional notions, and storytelling in "Malcolm Gladwell's Top 10 Rules for Success, Volume 2." In this engaging video, Evan highlights Malcolm's innovative thoughts on why it's crucial to follow passions over mere skills, and how perceived disadvantages might not be disadvantages at all. Gladwell reinterprets the biblical tale of David and Goliath to illustrate his point about the misleading nature of apparent strengths and weaknesses, proposing a fresh way to view our challenges.
In a candid discussion, Malcolm emphasizes the importance of taking time to produce quality work, advocating for a slower, more thoughtful approach in contrast to the hurried nature demanded by modern schedules. He shares personal anecdotes and reflections on the writing process, stressing the value of patience and revisiting one's work with fresh eyes to enhance creativity and depth. This section is particularly inspiring for anyone involved in creative or intellectual endeavors, encouraging a methodical approach to achieving excellence.
The video also captures Malcolm’s philosophy on personal growth and interaction with society. He discusses the profound impact of unconventional thinkers and how they can offer the most significant lessons through their atypical paths. By embracing the stories of people who operate on the fringes of society, Malcolm believes we can gain insights into resilience and innovation. This dialogue will resonate with viewers interested in personal development and those seeking to understand the dynamics of success through a broader and more nuanced lens.
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= GLADWELL'S RULES =
1. Pursue your passion
2. Shift your thinking
3. Focus on quality, not speed
4. Learn storytelling
5. Evolve with time
6. Make sense of criticism
7. Learn from the extraordinary
8. Refuse to roll over
9. Find role-models
10. Be a rebel
= BONUS =
* Keep things simple
✎ He has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1996. During his high school years, he was a middle-distance runner and won the 1,500 meter title at the 1978 Ontario High School Championships. In the spring of 1982, he interned with the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C. He graduated with a degree in History from Trinity College, University of Toronto, in 1984. In 1987, he began covering business and science for The Washington Post. When he started at The New Yorker in 1996 he wanted to "mine current academic research for insights, theories, direction, or inspiration." He gained popularity with two New Yorker articles, both written in 1996: "The Tipping Point" and "The Coolhunt". These two pieces would become the basis for Gladwell's first book, The Tipping Point, for which he received a $1 million advance. All five books were on The New York Times Best Seller list. He was appointed to the Order of Canada on June 30, 2011.
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Cheers,
Evan
#Believe
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Clever simpleton equals intellectual?
"The fastest way to discover your own unusual and exceptional qualities is to surround yourself with people who have unsusual and exceptional qualities."
Thanks for sharing :) #BTA880 Luka
I agree whole-heartedly that good writing is not produced in a hurry. The result of fast absolutely IS low quality.
Thanks for watching :) #BTA1356 Veljko
I love Malcom's reference to Jamaica's dominance of sprint events. I will add that it goes beyond the history of the sports. We are encouraged to exercise daily. Children are taken to open fields from kindergarten and encouraged to run. There are local, regional and national racing events held from kindergarten to university levels. All these help to identify the disciplined and gifted runners from a very young age. They are then groomed to race at the national level. Then at the international level. Thanks to the success of Usain Bolt and the other international athletes everyone is running or walking in various race events throughout the year. So it most definitely is possible to live within a few miles of a runner. Living next door to someone an Olympic medalist will be a 100,000 or more possibility. It is possible to bump into them during the course of your day though, as most Jamaicans do not mob 'celebrities' for an autograph or picture.
Thank you for sharing with us, Michael. #BTA1242 Luka
“I have a massive chip on my shoulder! A chip is a terrible thing to waste!”
Hahaha, THAT is hilariously inspirational! He’s now become my role model, thank you!
😂 😂 😂 Thank you for sharing. Glad you're feeling inspired ❤😊 #Believe - Dondon
My favorite is number 3. I am learning not to hurry processes and to enjoy the journey.
Great to know you're learning to enjoy the journey Lazette. :) #BTA534 Shine
Malcolm makes me feel comfort.
Yay 💛😊 #BELIEVE - Ahmed
I think a lot of people can be enlightened by what this guy has to say. I've gotten slightly hooked on the uploads of his talks.
I just got David AND GOLIATH. Looking forward to the read.
"Make sense of Criticism" ~Malcolm Gladwell.
Passion for something gets you much further.
Cool! :) Enjoy the read! #Believe #BTA534 Shine
Now I don't have to make the mistake of going into a field and spending decades in a job i hate, I'm so glad I learn about these things
Great to know that Min Young. All the best to you! :) Always #Believe in yourself and take action to pursue what you love. #BTA534 Shine
Wow! The 1st one has changed my perspective! "Not what you good at".
Thanks for watching :) #BTA805 Luka
I liked the bonus clip best.. be willing to start the conversation, even at the risk of simplifying the issue. People can discover and fill in the nuance later.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching. :) #Believe #BTA535 Shine
😍Omg .. His vocabulary is exceptional. I wish I could speak or write the same way. English is my second language tough. It’s a little hard but possible. 🙏🏻🌸... I noticed he plays a lot with adjectives ... I’m gonna study thousands of them 😅 Excellent vídeo.
Glad you enjoyed it :) #BTA880 Luka
Thank you Evan Carmichael for this clip of my favorite professor and humanist, Dr. GLadwell. I have shared his thoughts on our Reddit homeroom page, a subreddit for INTJ's. Hello, Redditors.
Thanks for the love :) #BelieveNation #BTA1121 Luka
Honestly can't tell which is my favorite .But being a rebel is solid, for sure.
I live for malcolm gladwell.
💛😊 #Believe - Dondon
This is AWESOME! Evan. PURSING MY DEFINITE PURPOSE WITH PASSION!!
Great to now that Christopher. :) All the best! Always #Believe in yourself and keep taking action to pursue your passion. #BTA534 Shine
*pursue your passion*
#Believe :) #BTA1005 Luka
#BTA111 "...we have these flawed or empty definitions of advantage" makes you think: how many lies have we believed about our (in)competence.
Thanks for sharing :) #BTA856 Luka
thank you for this series I love Gladwell's works.
Thanks for the appreciation and for watching Seth. :) #BelieveNation #BTA534 Shine
Thanks for sharing Evan. I did meet Malcom over 10 years ago and it was awesome!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing and thank you for watching :) #BTA951 Luka
i always enjoy your channel Evan and that's why i subscribed :-)
I like "find role-models"... perhaps I like this because it's personally applicable to me at this moment in my career. All these rules are great, actually :) Nice job, Evan
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching Natasha. :) #BelieveNation #BTA534 Shine
With all these amazing writers having huge experiences and amazing research,somethings are bound to conflict among them.I guess its best to "rely on our own interpretation" and use some of their ideas as a reference.✌️✌And that's what i #believe.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching InDZone. :) #BelieveNation #BTA534 Shine
"Evolve with time"
"Focus on quality, not on speed."
#BTA112
Agreed :) #BTA850 Luka
tell this to my teacher while i give exams
7. Learn from the extraordinary people and eccentric people.
Evan you're a super star , keep up the great work - it continues to inspire me every morning 💫
Thanks for the love and support :) #BTA1005 Luka
#6 Love it. Be happy with the people around you. If they like it thn you are okay #Learn #TeachTrainEducate
Thanks for the comment and for watching Marla. :) #Believe #BTA534 Shine
Comment/Clarification on 10 000 hours ...
There is power in having a rest/taking breaks (something needs to happen that we are unaware of),
There is room for breath in pauses,
There is music in silence,
There is a need for sleep in a day ...
In other words,
our muscles need to adapt and grow - walking and swimming are not the same activities,
myelin in our brains take time to develop, grow, and automate - what we call Talent,
we add variation to our voice to communicate better,
there is a healing power in different vibrations/wavelengths in our brains as we close our eyes,
it takes time to firstly realise, accept, care for then let go of traumas and locked emotions in our bodies, in fact that process happen one by one i.e. do not give up too soon, the rewards are priceless - you will experience an effortless flow and feel filled with joy
etc
That's the real message.
Thanks for sharing that and for watching. 😊 #Believe - Feb
very intelligent fellow!!!
Thanks for the comment and for watching Luis. :) #Believe #BTA534 Shine
"Make things simple." --- Malcolm Gladwell
Thanks for posting the quote and for watching Rhonda. :) #Believe #BTA534 Shine
I feel its important to have a role models to learn from.. I like learn from many different people .. that s why I love this Channel always someone to learn from:) #7 Learn from the extraordinary'
Totally agree! :) Thanks for the love Melissa. Keep learning...always #Believe in yourself. #BTA534 Shine
Hey Evan, I see you dont list your email on your website, so I'm not sure if you'll see this, but I grabbed your book from Chapters and wanted to say that it's been an awesome read. I found the first half of the book quite difficult to narrow down 1 word, but its been very insightful and inspiring.
Thank you very much for purchasing Evan's book yomega. Glad to know you are enjoying it. :) If you could, please send a copy/print screen of your receipt to oneword@evancarmichael.com to receive the bonuses. Thanks for the love and support. Much love. :) #Believe #BTA548 Shine
"BE A REBEL" what that means to me is not believing everything people tell you instead find your own truth. There are many different worlds inside of this one world.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching Dahmenah. :) #BTA541 Shine
True that!
'Our notions of disadvantage and advantage are not accurate.'
Thanks so much and I think you remember that event, and you have shown your interest for me it is very good for me I also remember good writer and author Master class of James peterson. he also in my favor of story writing.
thank you very much for get together.
:) #BTA1316 Luka
No one is good at something.But if you love something it's easier to push through and do the hard work ..Great words.thanks for the video Evan.#believenation....
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, for the appreciation and for watching sohamm10. #BTA534 Shine
Thanks for teaching how to monetize on what others have done and said...
You're welcome Peter. 😊 #Believe - Feb
Good one
Thank you for watching. #BelieveNation #BTA728 Luka
you are out to change everything....please so easy to see
Thanks for watching :) #BTA1124 Luka
Keep your thinking fresh by listen to the young and being open to new ideas. Plus be a true revelotionary - haha/ jaja
Thanks for watching :) #BTA854 Luka
M.r. Moon good ideas get implemened and evolve. They evolve by experimening and a williness to question assumptions and concepts. If you don't, you die. Also old and young have ideas that fade or are crap. My space was a youngster idea and it faded. Blockbuster was a good idea and well-established.
5. Evolve with time
😊 #Believe - Feb
The three is still a tough shot for most people, especially the 30-foot 3 pointer. Kids can't do it; why make that the focus of practice? Learn to make 50% of fifteen footers and running floaters.
AGREED
Thanks for watching. #BTA534 Shine
How about combining what interests with what you are good at?
Jimi Hendrixx no brainer that’s ok
@@imbrakingthrough2152sometimes many people dont know this ( not enough thinking or feedback)
Hi Evan, i'd love to see the top 10 rules of Cus D'Amato
and Mike Tyson
Thank you for the suggestion Andres :) We have already profiled Mike Tyson, you should check it out :) #BTA1070 Luka
"Shift your thinking"
#BTA181
#Believe :) #BTA1006 Luka
"Shift your thinking"
#BTA113
:) #BTA852 Luka
Is 10000 hour rule applicable in learning spoken English ?
Maybe, you can try. #Believe - Feb
".. that our conventional knowledge of advantage and disadvantage aren't accurate."
Thanks for watching :) #BTA819 Luka
#3 Focus On Quality, Not Speed and #4 Learn Storytelling, and ... #7 Learn from the Extraordinary...
Thanks for sharing :) #BTA802 Luka
Malcolm Gladwell: Pursue what interests you, not what you're good at
Kevin O'Leary: Pursue what you're good at, not what interests you
me:
#Believe :) #BTA1615 Veljko
I already knew about all these things and I am only 14
Hey, that's impressive, kid. I hope you learn more things as you grow old.
And a pro tip from someone who has been where you are: Humility is one of the greatest things to learn. Learn it quick. Godspeed, Logan!
"PURSUE What INTERESTS YOU.."
Getting drunk and playing video games.. got it..
😂 LOL #Believe - Dondon
So what am i supposed to do while trying to find thing that KEEPS me interested? i get interested about stuff -> i learn and research about it so well that i can explain it to 9yrs old and then i just get bored about it..
i always were good at history :) Do you have any books you'd recommend to start? i fancy Zun Tzu alot, because of its usability for today and being very understandable :) thank you for help in advance :) dont mind the grammar.. :D
Thank you! This has been very helpful :) i think learning chinese would be the challenge for me to pursue along with history. God bless !:)
Keep learning and exploring, for sure you'll find it eventually. Here are some videos that I hope will be helpful to you: ua-cam.com/video/FbkowWiQXV8/v-deo.html / ua-cam.com/video/vCl6h1uaFIU/v-deo.html / ua-cam.com/video/1VH0GKUjMws/v-deo.html / ua-cam.com/video/n7MLw6rxfwo/v-deo.html / ua-cam.com/video/CboSo03ljL0/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/P-NRJNSEIsA/v-deo.html All the best to you! Always #Believe in yourself #BTA534 Shine
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Focus on quality not speed
💯 #Believe - Feb (from Evan’s team)
"Find Role-Models" ... check!
Thanks for watching Simon :) #BTA1057 Luka
I wish Malcom was my Bff.
Thanks for watching! #Believe - Feb
"You always do better doing the things you like over things you have an aptitude for.' Malcolm Galdwell. my phone says I'm going to computers and my mom wants a bra I think I do better when I didn't sneak
Refuse to roll over.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts tpitt73. :) #Believe #BTA534 Shine
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Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching! :) #BTA603 Shine
Can we get Michael Eric Dyson please??? Thanks so much! I admire your page
louis farrahkan as well
Make top 50 rules of success of malcom, thanks evan
The Bible tells us Goliath was a giant due to a fallen-angel; a demon mating with a human woman (Genesis 6:4; & Numbers 13:33). Goliath had three brothers, and a father, who were also giants (2 Samuel 21:22). Therefore, Goliath did not have a pituitary-gland problem. Goliath was rightly feared as a 9-foot, 6-inch, tall, muscular warrior, who had been trained as a fighter since a young boy; meaning lifting weights to build muscle. Goliath wore a coat of mail scale armor weighing 125-pounds. Goliath's spear was anywhere from 10-feet to 26-feet long; with a shaft 2-1/2-inches in diameter; meaning Goliath had big hands. The iron spear-head weighed 15-pounds; the spear must have weighed at least 25-pounds; Goliath's large shield weighed even more, and his sword just as much. Hollywood has yet to accurately portray the size discrepancy between David and Goliath. An accurate portrayal would be a preschool boy versus Hulk Hogan in height-difference and muscular-difference. Goliath would have made a 7-foot tall man look very short; being 2-1/2-feet taller. 2.5-feet shorter than 6-feet is a 3-1/2-foot tall boy in comparison. David was probably average at 5'10" tall. The Bible tells us David was a youth; handsome, with a ruddy, pink, complexion and beautiful eyes, in other words, a boyish look. Goliath was wearing a bronze helmet; leaving just his face and lower forehead exposed to David's sling. Goliath had a strong man carrying the giant's large shield in front of Goliath; further shielding Goliath from anything but a high-placed shot. David was carrying a shepherd's stick when he approached Goliath. The job of watching a flock of sheep alone all day and night in the field for days was a boy's job; the job of the youngest boy or a servant. It was obvious to Goliath that this boy, David, was not a soldier. David was not wearing any armor. However, David had killed both a lion and a bear with his sling prior, which is no small feat; having had to hit the charging lion and bear in the head to kill them; and having about 6-seconds to do so, because charging lions and bears cover ground so incredibly fast; leaving time for only one hurried sling. Though David was a skilled marksman; David relied upon God to direct his shot.
Thanks for sharing. #BTA534 Shine
WeonChobel read his book David and Goliath, I think it might change your mind
Lmao...you really need the bible to be true huh
I disagree. David believed and was blessed! That's why he took down goliath
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. #BTA534 Shine
The 10 glasses of sugar water approach doesn't warrant the adoration.
Clever simpleton equals intellectual?
😊 #Believe - Feb