www. ted. com Why do people succeed? Is it because theyre smart? Or are they just lucky? Neither. Analyst Richard St. John condenses years of interviews into an unmissable 3-minute slideshow on the real secrets of success. tedtalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world’s leading thinkers and doers are invited to give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes — including speakers such as Jill Bolte Taylor, Sir Ken Robinson, Hans Rosling, Al Gore and Arthur Benjamin. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design, and tedtalks cover these topics as well as science, business, politics and the arts. Watch the Top 10 tedtalks on TED. com, at http
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What a great short video. I would love to see the long version. So simple and I love how even the visuals are simple. Thank you so much for sharing this short and powerful video! I will remember to use these 8 steps to success to empower me to go forward with what I love… this is helping people become healthy with super foods!
GOOD vid inspired me
drivel
Hahaha “Push push push”
That’s from the Twilight zone episode ^_^
guys with full hands of criticism , they are not paying attention for values of 7 research.
@robotpanda77
Is it a secret to success? Absolutely not. The claim is that it’s a common factor amongst successful people. That’s logical. If you want to “Succeed” at something you either love it, or you find a way to invest hours of time and tons of effort into something you don’t like… which eventually you will despise with all your heart.
I still don’t think it really qualifies as a “secret to success” though do you? I mean telling someone to do what they like is kind of “duh” isn’t it? That would be like the waiter telling me to order what I like. It makes sense, but it doesn’t really advance my potential for success.
@robotpanda77
I’m not hearing the same advice that you are. You’re hearing “Love what you’re doing now” while I’m hearing “Do what you love.” You’re right in that the former is an over-used cliche, the weapon of an unimaginative manager, but it’s not what this guy is saying.
@robotpanda77
I think you misunderstood. And, believe me, I worked in an office were they spent thousands on “Fish Philosophy” have-fun-at-work bullshit just so they could use it as a club to further beat the employees (“See? It’s your fault you’re not having fun!”). You don’t have to love what you do, you’ve got to do what you love. Sometimes that means putting up with a shitty job to pay for the things you want to do.
If you really think you will ever succeed with the power of a useless cliche, then by all means waste your life. You don’t teach someone how to swim by telling them to love it or work at it, that advice forces them to learn everything on their own, and is thus, not true advice. I dsilike this type of thing for one simple reason, it provides false hope and guidance to those that need it most. Snake oil disguised as medicine.
@robotpanda77 Your post is dripping with cynicism. I would wager that with your attitude, you are not going to be one of those successful people. Richard has it exactly right. Success is not easy but it IS simple and those 8 words are indeed the keys to success.
Perhaps you should consider what all these successful people are saying before you discount it as cliche.
So I have to work and enjoy it? Holy Sh*t this guy is a genius! lol give me a break. They have a board at my job where they do employee profiles and 99% of the time the advice is either passion or love what you do. In those exact same words. This is not advice, these are cliches. This would be like a furniture instruction manual just saying “Build it”.
stumbled from the top of the stairs and got hurt
stumbled from Norway
stumbled from Toronto Ontario
stumbled from cairo
stumbled from texas
stumbled from ohio
stumbled from your mom, va.
Twice!
Stumbled from Amman Jordan
Stumbled from Guelph Ontatrio.
What a great way to put the SUCCESS formula accross!
Stumbled from Philippines
Brilliant.. Loved it