How to go from underestimated to unstoppable | Jasmine Werner | TEDxInnsbruck

Have you ever doubted yourself or felt truly underestimated? Do you feel like you're not living up to your potential? We've all been there at some point in our lives. Sometimes we may even believe others’ rejections and underestimations about us and make it our own reality. This can affect our self-esteem and work output. The effect that others' misconceptions have on you can be your greatest downfall or the most powerful gift. Jasmine has been underestimated many times in her life, and she knows she is not alone in this experience. With radical vulnerability she will take you on the journey behind her own transformation, and how she is able to turn people's misjudgments into a catalyst for some of her biggest areas of growth and how to use these strategies to make a number of pivots in her life that allowed her to build trust and confidence in herself and her dreams! In 2019, Jasmine was running from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. 550 km, in a team, without rules. As a passionate runner, she knows that in marathon running, just like in transformation processes, it is important to empower yourself and others and to keep an eye on your goal at every step. This is the only way to create sustainable change. When she is not doing such extreme things, she works in Berlin as a Project Manager and Moderator. Jasmine is also a New Work Expert - in the happy works Podcast she takes the listeners on a journey into happy and successful ways of working. 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

[@samahsaeed1261]

Great talk, usually introverts are underrated because they don't satisfy certain ideas about how a successful person should be, it could be an ideal picture that no one really meets, even an extrovert

[@bild]

Thanks for sharing your insights on such an important topic, Jasmine: don't let others define your self-esteem, instead focus on proving dream killers wrong! 💪🏻💯🚀

[@dr.outalebconsulting5717]

this lady Jasmine is so on point. great job and keep up the great output

[@anechoinforest9969]

just in the first 36 seconds, i already knew that i was going to like the whole of this video

[@frozenliz54]

This talk was amazing. Seriously we all underestimated ourselves one point in time or may be we always underestimate ourself

[@louisyoung1916]

Very interesting talk, especially the part about perceptions of introverts. Thank you! 👏👏🙂

[@elenaschmidt364]

Great Talk! Jasmine ist eine so große Inspiration!!!

[@amargopatrias3283]

Well, I underestimated myself day by day because I want to learn how to work under pressure. After all, this ability allows us to see every stress and any circumstances that come in our life as a lesson that we can earn and can apply into action.

[@christina7201]

“dream killer” this concept is so great!

[@emeraldpurple5797]

1. Low self esteem - You have to show people your confidence
2. You are not given enough feedback - Feedback is CRUCIAL
3. Best performers underestimate themselves
Solution
People use underestimation as a fuel - Oprah Winfrey
1. Summarise by showing you understood
2. Say yes to Opportunities
3. Be Proactive - in team meetings
4. The people closest to you - NEED TO BE SUPPORTIVE
5. Hype yourself up : Positive self talk
We do NOT have time for Rude people - just smile and Walk away
5.

[@yonghorn7740]

Hey Jasmine, very interesting talk, thank you for those facts! 🙋🏻‍♂️👍🏼

[@davidtorcasso8335]

Thanks a lot Jasmine for your great and interesting thoughts!

[@CIRCULAZE2024]

Great topic and talk, dear Jasmine! Thanks for bringing this up. 👌💪

[@dee468]

This was such a great talk. Thank you for your insight.

[@mattatee]

such a strong talk!! good job!

[@AntoninoTumminelli]

Thanks Jasmine!!!

[@burghardtwerner1479]

Echt interessant und wichtig , d. h. aber nicht , daß es keine "Luft nach oben gibt" ! Natürlich ist das m. E. grundsätzlich so ! Weiter so , Jasmine und danke für diese besonderen 16 Minuten.

[@ahmedfouad4692]

Underestimation is so bad especially if you are sure you are so sufficient

[@lillierose5304]

As a woman I feel constantly underestimated when interacting with others. Mostly by men. It's annoying.

cool talk!

[@kingdongo4388]

Merci Beacoup

[@bilo962]

Cool 😎

[@KLAKLAWES]

AGREE ON MOST OF ALL
* U are saying how to transform a person (civilized monkey) who act like an animal in a different animal= from predated to predator
* Translated= from a chicken (under someone/survivor) into a cow (milk/hero)
* Than from a cow into a predator till it become the red one (lion= corleone= church= Maria Maddalena)
* And she transform u into a worm= food for chickens
"How did u fall Lucifer, son of morning sunrise.. u are not hot or cold, u are just worm"
This is what bees (T) do... cuz the land is sterile and to bonify it, u need a lot of shxx of cows, cuz nothing grows and need sinergy from different plants of nature

[@GD-tn3ez]

How to go from underestimated to unstoppable: GET A TANK

[@billielith]

I dunno. I find it very difficult to relate to this perfect 10 telling us about other people's negative perceptions.

[@frufrubb45]

Why would someone do more for no money nor appreciation... done it never ever do it again will jist walk away period.not worth an energy.