[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] The Magic of Not Giving a F*** | Sarah Knight | TEDxCoconutGrove

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This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] The Magic of Not Giving a F*** | Sarah Knight | TEDxCoconutGrove

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] The Magic of Not Giving a F*** | Sarah Knight | TEDxCoconutGrove

Ro***********:

Since turning 40 last year, that's exactly how I feel and conduct my life. I don't need to justify my decisions, I don't feel obliged to agree to things that I don't want to do. This I do, while still respecting people!

No**********:

Learning to say No is liberating.

Bi************:

Man. Can you imagine inviting this lady somewhere and she says YES?! I’d be so flattered. Wow.

st*********************:

It seems like yall are not getting it, I think what she really means is like if ur not in the mood of helping people out or you don't want to go to party, you can say NO without feeling sorry. She did not mention that we should stop caring and helping others. The message seems pretty clear to me.

Ky*****:

"The Greatest prison people live in, is the fear of what other people think"

Br**************:

Wow man
Love this

Sincerely
Chronic People Pleaser

Ma**********:

It’s called self-preservation...from social media, consumerism, ...and toxic people.

Ma*********:

"You can even say, 'I don't want to.' The world will not end."
-Sarah Knight, 2017

Ge**********:

Her voice is like a Disney Princess

ca***:

I did this with people when I was pregnant - it reduced unnecessary stress and literally helped me transition into a new stage of my life. Setting boundaries and prioritizing your mental health is SO important.
Ps: I really enjoy the amount of swearing in this Ted.

Fe************:

NO! ... I finally learned to say « NO », declined so many invitations.

I like this part : « ... pause, visualize ... stop spending time you don’t have with people you don’t like and doing things you don’t wanna do ... you will be less busy, less burdened, less annoyed ... »

Ta****:

People-pleasers really need to watch this! I used to be one and it was a constant cycle of guilt, resentment, and being miserable. It was hard saying no, but once my anxiety realized that nothing awful would happen if I skipped an event or didn't do something I didn't want to, it became easier!

Do******:

"haha she said the F word lmao" - TedX audience

Ar**************:

I think some of people miss her point.

she doesn't suggest us to be selfish and self-centered, but instead to make prioritize in our lives. we have limited time in this world, invest time - energy - resources to things that matter most.

things that matter most for everyone is different. for me, i'm enjoying traveling, playing with my little son, doing some social activities, and reading.. I won't do things that wasting my time anymore like meeting people that I dont like just because I am socially obliged.

I feel happier now, and living my life to the fullest!

Da****:

I soooo need this.
16 hour days, 7 days a week. Crazy on all sides.
Looking forward to...
I don't give a f#@k in burnt out!
And I want a kitten!

Li***:

I am 22. I am already thinking about these things. I'm proud of myself!

Sa*******:

Once your retirement account has 6 figures, its easy to not give a f#(k

Ja***:

Best mental advice I've ever heard honestly

Ma***********:

That's me when I've finally learned how to say no. Can't be so proud of myself!

Am**********:

Clear out anoyying things (well I can’t clear out my sister)

Lo********:

This is my Favorite Ted Talk ever!!!!

Te******:

Wanted to scroll down to see all of the comments but idgaf what y’all say

Be**************:

Imagine going to your first TEDx talk and out of nowhere the speaker starts swearing ...

Jg************:

This was my motto growing up in my younger days!

Ea*******:

She should have finished her conference by saying : no, thank you

Kw*************:

My usual response is, " Nah, I'm good." That's the Most honest + polite it can get

Ba***************:

"The less you care the more happier you become, " Great speech

Ev****************:

And God never commanded "thou shalt please thy neighbor in everything he likes and you shalt enslave yourselves to their expectations"

Ja*******:

I accomplished the same thing by retiring!

Ev*******:

I just say, "Not at this time, I appreciate the invitation."

Mi************:

I've done it, it really does work, and I'm happier when I do.

Ta**:

How to say No to a party??
First World Problems

Br********:

This is the recipe of my life. I absolutely love the honesty of this video.

Co*******:

I'm beyond obsessed with this!!!! hahahah

Ch**:

Way ahead of this... I stopped giving a f**k about 5 years ago. It is GLORIOUS

Da*************:

"I call it the not sorry method"
Me, a Canadian: oh shoot I can't do that

Gi****:

"Game of Thrones does not get any of my fucks" That was me at first and then I watched 6 seasons in two weeks.

Wi*******:

We Westerners really need to start questioning the value of the advertising/marketing worlds value system, as ultimately who really benefits from; Xmas presents, birthday presents, mothers+fathers day ", baby showers etc..? Shouldn't such creativity and materials be better directed toward better designs in urban areas etc.? I gave up on religion, age and what the media says you need etc. a number of years ago and instead I fill my head with ideas and goals that mean something to me, for my future and others around me. Less obligations and seeking of acceptance from others = freedom. Cheers.

 

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