"and I would be so tired that all I would do is consume... and then I would repeat that process every freaking day." --- "maintaining the expectations of other people instead of following up on what I wanted to do... and living." That spoke to me quite a bit, Stephen. Great talk!
It’s a great idea to embrace failure! It has been a road block with me thinking that I was that failure. I know now to embrace my failure & keep trying! Thanks for the inspiration, man!
Hello. Great Ted Talk. I will definitely have my procrastinating 👴🏻hubby watch this. He has had deadlines for life events several times in the past four years and missed them over and over again even though very important and I am unable to give him positive reinforcement to empower him. Maybe looking at it through your eyes, experience and training will help. He wants to do these things but gets stuck in the “how”. Thanks.
Does Stephen have a discord server? Please reply xx help appreciated. Or any discord where people cultivate the same activity of taking up a bunch of hobbies and interests and making your life into an adventure :D
but you didn't teach how to be curious. you just went through a list of how to get something done, which requires intrinsic motivation. You should have told us to focus on the aspect of what about these skills make you want to learn it and this is what creates the unlimited drive.
Exactly. He is a great guy no doubt, but the title doesn't match the content. Rather more like a talk on "hey guys this is how I patched together a ted a talk"
Thank you TEDx UAlberta for this incredible opportunity! Glad I had a chance to share my story with you all, and happy learning!
+52 Skillz Amazing Talk Stephen! In 5 days, you turned the impossibile upside down and created an amazing TEDx Talk. Congratulations!!
+YawLife Thanks man! Really glad you enjoyed it :)
Haha! U did what in Bolivia? Cool skillz , greetings from Bolivia
That was really cool Stephen, Thanks heaps
Super ultra awesome tedx talk!!!
"and I would be so tired that all I would do is consume... and then I would repeat that process every freaking day." --- "maintaining the expectations of other people instead of following up on what I wanted to do... and living."
That spoke to me quite a bit, Stephen. Great talk!
+Jimber Jam Thanks man, the challenge of creating a balance between maintenance and risk in life is a tough one.
Glad it connected with you :)
Yes. I also got connected with this. This one relates me alot.
Super inspiring as always! Letting yourself fail over and over can be so tough, but it's really amazing what can come out of it!
pdobbie well said
It’s a great idea to embrace failure! It has been a road block with me thinking that I was that failure. I know now to embrace my failure & keep trying! Thanks for the inspiration, man!
Hello. Great Ted Talk. I will definitely have my procrastinating 👴🏻hubby watch this. He has had deadlines for life events several times in the past four years and missed them over and over again even though very important and I am unable to give him positive reinforcement to empower him. Maybe looking at it through your eyes, experience and training will help.
He wants to do these things but gets stuck in the “how”.
Thanks.
Amazing job, Stephen. Stoked for you that this project is still going!!
You are an inspiration.
I've been searching for a video like this for a year
Way to go dude!
+Game Quitters Thanks man!
Authentic talk👍👍👏👏
You luk like Jessie pinkman... amazing job dude👍👍❤️
Does Stephen have a discord server? Please reply xx help appreciated. Or any discord where people cultivate the same activity of taking up a bunch of hobbies and interests and making your life into an adventure :D
Great job! I learned a lot!
Amazing!!
but you didn't teach how to be curious. you just went through a list of how to get something done, which requires intrinsic motivation. You should have told us to focus on the aspect of what about these skills make you want to learn it and this is what creates the unlimited drive.
Exactly. He is a great guy no doubt, but the title doesn't match the content. Rather more like a talk on "hey guys this is how I patched together a ted a talk"
Very nice TedTalk
Love it :D
I'm sure these ideas work. to a point but it seems entirely Externally motivated, which falls apart when any of those externals are taken away.
skill 69: how to write a book
+garrett elseroad Working on it ;)
Skill 125: how to draw a flower
He left the paper on the floor :O
Tedtalkception
Is he a hologram?