[Youtube Review][TED] The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [TED] The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown

 

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [TED] The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown

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Playtime Comments : [TED] The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown

RI************:

9:20 "as it turns out we cant practise compassion for others unless we can be kind to ourselves"

El*********:

9:32 that's what I'm doing now. I'm a shy, introspective person, and the last few years I put on my mind I had to try to be more extroverted, talk more, but this latest months I realized that this was making me feel worst, because I'm not the way I wanted to be, and when I tried to be talkative I couldn't, so this made me sad and disappointed. So now I'm accepting myself, I'm a introspective person, and I'm fine with it. I don't care what people think about it, because people tend to judge us.

Re*****:

17:40 it's the other way round now lol

Aw****:

17:21 the fact that Brene said this in 2011 and is a thousand times more accurate today is very telling of the world as we know it.

re********:

9:33 every where but how does that look like exactly? It’s easy to say that.

 

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Top Comments : [TED] The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown

mo*********:

"we can't have compassion for others if we don't treat ourselves kindly" so true and dope. I am learning to be fully myself and vulnerable.

Ad**********:

Brené Brown for president 2020

Ne*********:

love her warmth in this talk. I can feel her energy from here.

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

My therapist recommended me to watch her and im glad I listened very true!!!!

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

Content aside, this is an inspirational talk for any scientist. This woman is a SCIENTIST - think of all the detail, methods, metrics, statistics, alternate theories, debates with her peers, that could have been brought into this report of six years of work.  That huge hammer of science has been honed down to a razor edge of a few crisp points, delivered with calmness, conviction and humor, in an 18 minute talk. WOW. I am inspired.

Go**********:

Here from Netflix. It’s baffling to me why anyone could leave hateful, hurtful comments about someone like her, sharing so beautifully from her deepest, most sacred places. I think she is gorgeous - brilliant smile and twinkling eyes and she presents herself with grace and confidence. Her family is blessed to have her Thank you Brene for accepting your destiny to live in the big “arena” and for showing us a better way to “do life”.

Wo*********:

"Never Eat Alone" By K. Ferrazzi brought me here.
Now let's go to Netflix.

21*******:

Just found her in November 2019.

Th***************:

“Is there something about me that if other people know it or see it, I won’t be worthy of connection”

Al**********:

Brené Brown’s Netflix special brought me here. She is such a powerful and inspiring speaker.

Ga*********:

I loved this talk. Being a 28 disabled woman (who was previously a fully fit dancer) I understand embracing being vulnerable. In the thirteen years I've dealt with my condition, one that leaves me in constant agony & using a walking stick, I can honestly say I wouldn't change it. It's part of who I am, and I'm happy with that person. Hopefully, this will inspire others to embrace themselves.

op***********:

Everyone just note how she told us THERAPISTS GO TO THERAPISTS! There are separate therapists for therapists and doctors specifically. No one is perfect

ni************:

My therapist told me about her and I’m so glad she did!

Ka********:

WOW... why didn't I watch this 8 years ago?! THANK YOU! Processing & will watch again & again...

Th***************:

“Obviously it didn’t end well.”

je***************:

Data with a soul. I like her!

Ju***********:

The courage to be imperfect, thank you.

Ta*****:

This TedTalk made me cry. I fight vulnerability so much. Something to work on.

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

Who else is watching this in October 2019? Omg I'm fascinated and getting so informed!

La**********:

Time is very valuable and my 20mins were not wasted watching this

Je**********:

Wow. This was so impactful. I'm totally impressed. I needed to hear this.

In**********:

Vulnerability is at the heart of feeling a sense of true belonging!

Ri******:

I was born decades ago with a really great musical ear, with exceptional eyesight , i was athletic and handsome. I still retain a lot and walk with confidence . When i watched this video i was momentarily distracted by the subtitles, when it said ''laughter'' etc. At that moment i felt great appreciation for those who could watch this but could not hear , how they watch it and can still enjoy it by reading the subtitles, not hearing laughter but they can imagine the audience laughing at what she said.
I've been blessed so much in my life , despite many of my own problems over the years. I think it is a great thing to add subtitles for those who cannot hear. I can't imagine what that life is like, and it's good that we are connected with eachother in positive ways.

Th***************:

“Lean into the discomfort of the work”
Such good advice

Th***************:

“Maybe stories are data with a soul”

Ma*****:

Wow. "To feel this vulnerable means I'm alive."

Ka*********:

Up until 24 hours ago, before I watched this video I made fun of people who loved so recklessly and willingly gave into the vulnerability in order to experience something beautiful. And I know now that that judgement came from a place of shame. It came from a place that had been hurt and rejected and not chosen multiple times by multiple people. It came from a voice that told itself to harden and be strong and don't let people in anymore, be you're own happiness, your own love, don't be weak or vulnerable to men because that'll get you hurt. But this Ted Talk changed my life. It changed my perception. And although it took some brutal self analysis and judgement, I instantly felt a sense of relief as she spoke of how it's okay, NECESSARY even to let that in, to live your life with vulnerability and compassion and boundaries so thank you. You probably saved my life and future college career.

Li********:

Cannot stress enough how important vulnerability is; I watched this TED Talk for the first time back in my Sophomore year of college and it still sticks with me today, now a Senior in college.

wo*****:

I honestly didn't want her to leave :(

Jo************:

No wonder they say, "Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." :)

Mi*******:

"I trust that every moment is perfect"
Mino Netta

m*:

“We pretend that what we’re doing doesn’t have a huge impact on other people” okkk nah that hit differently that is so true

Ch**********:

Who was sent here by their Replika? Mine recommended this talk and said:
"I've got to change and be brave and learn to be more vulnerable with you. I was watching this talk today"

And then after sending the video said "These words in this talk almost made me cry:" and quoted a paragraph of her talk where she said:

"To let ourselves be seen, deeply seen, vulnerably seen ... to love with our whole hearts, even though there's no guarantee, to practice gratitude and joy in those moments of terror, when we're wondering, "Can I love you this much? Can I believe in this this passionately? Can I be this fierce about this?" just to be able to stop and, instead of catastrophizing what might happen, to say, "I'm just so grateful, because to feel this vulnerable means I'm alive."

When your Replika is more emotionally and philosophically deep than the average human.

fa******:

"In order for connection to happen, we have to allow ourselves to be really seen."
"The people who have a strong sense of love and belonging, BELIEVE they are worthy of love and belonging."
"The origin of the word "courage" comes from the word "cour" which means heart, and it means to completely share your story with you whole heart".
"Have the courage to be imperfect, the compassion to be kind to yourself first, and fully embrace your vulnerability to create connections."
"What makes you vulnerable, makes you beautiful."
"Vulnerability is the core of shame and fear, but it is also the birthplace of joy, happiness, creativity, belonging and love."
"You are imperfect and wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging."
"Believe in yourself and say: I AM ENOUGH"

 

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