Rebranding The Brain: Neurodiversity at Work | Dave Thompson | TEDxDanville
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- We need a rebrand of the brain and fortunately, it’s begun thanks to the idea of Neurodiversity. The concept of Neurodiversity illustrates how much like biodiversity in nature, the wider the variation in our operating systems as humans, the
better off we all are.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx As Director of Strategic Programs for Potentia Workforce, Dave supports companies in becoming more neuroinclusive through training and support in becoming self-sufficient, as well as recruiting and providing ongoing support to neurodistinct professionals and their teams.
He uses his experiences as a neurodistinct professional himself, along with those in building, managing, and scaling neuroinclusive hiring programs internationally to develop and share how we can change the workplace to work for everyone. 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
Amazingly done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 As a dad to a child with ADHD, I worry about what his work life will look like. I'm so glad the narrative is changing, and I hope you keep up the great work. This needs to be seen, and understood, by every CEO, manager, supervisor, employee. The point about accommodations being largely free for employers is also impactful.
That was beautiful man. As a father of 2 Neurodiverse sons, I hope the workplace of their future will be a welcome environment for them to be their best and operate at their amazing potential.
We ND people have known all along that we do have a place in the world, but for far too many, it will always be the place of "less than" and "other". Your TEDx Talk, Dave, elevates and promotes us. Thank you!
I came here in search of a friend who recently retired from the fire department, but sure am glad there’s more than one Dave Thompson! Well worth the watch - nice work, Dave 😊
Me too. This Dave seems alright though
I love the strengths perspective instead of deficit
Wow! That was Amazing Dave! I can’t believe you were on Ted Talk! It was a great talk, and I’m proud to know you.
There's so much *hope* here. I've seen so many friends walk this journey of self-discovery and I hope the workplace can catch up!
I have watched a lot of videos but none have made me a better person than this one did.
Wonderfully put Dave. More people need to embrace individuality and diversity and understand what it can bring to a team. Good on you.
We LOVE this message! Stay awesome, Dave!
Inspiring as always Dave! Thank you for sharing your story.
Great message, good talk. PRD
This is great! Going to share this with a bunch of people.
Very great talk! The concept of "it's a Feature, not a bug" resonates with me.
Absolutely amazing!!!!! Great Job!
Brilliant!! Thank you for being you and creating this amazing “talk”👏🏻
Would love for companies to establish a workplace that works for people like us! Great message, great speaker!
An excellent talk - Dave is spot on with his message. He gave a talk at NASA this week folks - NASA!
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Dyslexic here 🤚 I too have found that dyslexia is an advantage. Thank you for helping people understand the value of neurodivergent people!!
Such a powerful speech. A spotlight on inclusion and empathy.
AMEN on sooo many levels!!
great job, Dave!
This is superb❤
Great talk, Dave! You have showed the power of neurodiverse people and literally knocked on many doors that were closed to that power! 🎉🎉🎉
Keep up the good work PRD
A beautiful talk by a beautiful man. Ear and eye candy.
Amazing Talk Dave! Super well done and I am sure it inspires more people to think differently about their own brain and that of others! ❤
Awesome DAVE!!!!!
Great talk!
Great talk!! ❤
Great talk!! 🤘
Amazing 👏🏻
I’ve always been embarrassed to admit I have adhd. And I’ve met others who say it is their superpower. Until watching this, I could never understand what they meant by that. I know I’m talented and gifted but I process and create in spurts. If only I could rein that in… but I never could, so have always felt I’ll never be accepted. For example, when I look at a clock and it says 2:00 - And I know have 20 minutes to get ready for something - it LITERALLY stays 2:00 in my mind until I look at the clock again. I would actually think “I’ve still got 20 minutes to get ready” and go off creating or cleaning for 30 more minutes, all the while still thinking I’ve got a whole 20 minutes. If I don’t immediately decide I can only focus on getting ready and checking the clock with alarms, I’m screwed. Being me is very exhausting because despite how incredibly creative I can be in those “20 minutes” it’s not an acceptable or “normal” way to create/work. How do I make this a superpower? Please Help!!
Dave, way to drop the knowledge and take aways.
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This is awesome! So informative and motivating to be more inclusive.
Easily the fifth time I've watched this, and each time I'm filled with an immeasurable amount of gratitude towards you for doing this.
Fantastic 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Man, this really hits home❤
Truly inspiring! 🙌
This is great!!!
My man!! ❤
This is awesome, I added this to the Playlist that I pass onto to friends and clients alike
Having a neurodiverse daughter is often times a struggle. This helped me reframe my point of view on how she thinks and operates. Thanks!