What do you do when your brain stops working properly and you have to relearn the daily processes that we all do, literally without thinking? In this very personal talk for TEDxBristol Kim examines the moment her life changed when she contracted Weil’s Disease Encephalitis, and explores how we can all deal with fear, adversity and life’s inevitable speed humps with great gusto.
This talk is from TEDxBristol 2015 Great Expectations: looking towards a future we can dare to expect more from.
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“What does your brain feel like today?”
Kim Ingleby is one of the UK's Leading health and fitness experts. She’s coached team GB Olympians and BBC Strictly Come Dancing professional dancers, She runs her own business in Bristol, and has won International Personal Trainer of the Year in 2007 & 2015 and Global Trainer to Watch in 2013.
But her biggest challenge, one that no one could have predicted, was a terrifying turning point in June 2013 when Kim was training for a triathlon and contracted Weil’s Disease and then Encephalitis.
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
27 сен 2024
