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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Can we learn to lead, or is leadership something we're born with? In this thought-provoking talk, Tasha Eurich shares a prescription to be not just awesome at leadership, but anything else you want to improve.
With a contagious passion and energy, Tasha Eurich pairs her scientific savvy in human behavior with a practical approach to solving business challenges. Her life's work is to help companies succeed by making their leaders awesome. In 2013, Tasha released her first book "Bankable Leadership: Happy People, Bottom Line Results and the Power to Deliver Both." It debuted at #8 on the New York Times best-seller list and was named a Top 10 Small Business book by Small Business Trends in 2013.
About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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@consciousnobody
@consciousnobody 8 лет назад
1, know thyself 2. improve one thing/ focus on one thing 3. practice "No one will invest in you but you."
@cuberos7430
@cuberos7430 3 года назад
thanks for summary
@arielgrushka
@arielgrushka 9 лет назад
This was really great and I do agree with everything she said. The problem with people is that many want to be successful but not all want to pay the price to reach the top. That's just about it!
@javidakhmedov5932
@javidakhmedov5932 9 лет назад
You are totaly right
@iwnunn7999
@iwnunn7999 9 лет назад
Ariel Grushka This is the new generation's mantra: "Hand it to me. I am entitled."
@arielgrushka
@arielgrushka 9 лет назад
IW Nunn Hahaha definitely! Just like some people here who think they are fluent in a foreign language "just because they have a certificate". Okay! When they actually need to use it not a single word comes out... I study International Relations and I get frustrated with such things. People acting like they're such great thinkers/philosophers and stuff when actually they can't see much further from the box they're stuck in and their beliefs and point of view are the only absolute truth. I guess you can relate lol.
@cathrynbauer
@cathrynbauer 8 лет назад
+Ariel Grushka Yep. I was a secretary at UC Berkeley for awhile. That mindset is endemic there.
@arielgrushka
@arielgrushka 8 лет назад
Cathryn Bauer Ugh that sucks, doesn't it?
@CiaraMathias
@CiaraMathias 8 лет назад
"We live in a world where people hardly ever tell the truth." I love this Ted Talk!
@ThorMaximus
@ThorMaximus 3 года назад
Sadly - telling the truth can be career suicide. You have to know when to pick your battles
@Galifamackus
@Galifamackus 2 года назад
@@ThorMaximus It can be detrimental but it can also be what propagates your career too. With unending truth comes unbreakable trust And when you and someone else can completely trust each other is when you can be most productive while maintaining a strong bond. David Goggins and Jordan Peterson give good examples
@gpgp
@gpgp 2 года назад
Yeah of course it depends who you say it to doesn't it, truth may not always be the good thing to tell, especially to bad people, ehh.
@jontaikarachi3557
@jontaikarachi3557 7 лет назад
For all the people who are criticizing her, I have a quote for you " When the wise is pointing to the moon, the idiots are pointing to his finger" Peace. ^_^
@mujtabayousuf3994
@mujtabayousuf3994 7 лет назад
Ares LeDisciple her*
@maximilianpfirrmann4343
@maximilianpfirrmann4343 7 лет назад
The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation. What is called resignation is confirmed desperation. Henry David.
@aprilsummer6321
@aprilsummer6321 7 лет назад
osho says
@neginmahzoun
@neginmahzoun 6 лет назад
Chirps loans
@deanmartin380
@deanmartin380 6 лет назад
Bruce Lee.
@cassidypham8932
@cassidypham8932 8 лет назад
I love the way she delivered her speech.
@hieunguyen-fm2uf
@hieunguyen-fm2uf 7 лет назад
Cassidy Pham
@rayoneforall
@rayoneforall 8 лет назад
The message came across just right to me because she knows how to speak clearly. The way she was talking and the pitch of her voice took me in; it made understanding easier but this only my opinion :)
@rayoneforall
@rayoneforall 8 лет назад
Whatever makes you happy man.
@tumawidkaunlaran4212
@tumawidkaunlaran4212 8 лет назад
+Tron's Travels bitch!!!
@ceeceharvey8988
@ceeceharvey8988 7 лет назад
Calintz Aensland I agree! Great talk.
@thelovelyfamily168
@thelovelyfamily168 7 лет назад
1.Enough practice is successful weapon . 2. Nobody will invest in you but you. 😙
@fascher_
@fascher_ 7 лет назад
I feel like she would be really good at reading stories to kids, her voice is perfect for it
@mjalals
@mjalals 8 лет назад
TED Talks are always good. This is no exemption. She was very practical advising us to "know thyself". Learn limitations and work one oneself to become awesome. A real awesome speech.
@geot4647
@geot4647 8 лет назад
Not true. Some TED talks are the same concepts of "you can do it!" or "you don't get it!" over and over again.
@legibitiqua2
@legibitiqua2 9 лет назад
I cannot even begin to express how profound this video is to me! Wow!
@kritika8891
@kritika8891 8 лет назад
this made me study for my exam.....:-)
@MBYa7ya
@MBYa7ya 7 лет назад
Hope you did well :)
@nurdemkaskcoglu3504
@nurdemkaskcoglu3504 7 лет назад
MB Ya7ya xxw
@manuelasumetzberger2327
@manuelasumetzberger2327 3 года назад
@@MBYa7ya please p
@Sapphire101MFS
@Sapphire101MFS 7 лет назад
The audience's lack of response was almost painful to watch, especially when you can tell she was waiting for laughter.
@smartcatcollarproject5699
@smartcatcollarproject5699 7 лет назад
I suspect you watch too much tv. In real life most people laugh silently, a smile is enough...
@Sapphire101MFS
@Sapphire101MFS 7 лет назад
Smart Cat Collar Project I don't, actually. I'd clicked on this video right after watching 'TED Talks Education', where the audience was very responsive.
@missdemon92
@missdemon92 7 лет назад
M. F.S depends on audience, all people are different
@CuongNguyen-cb3dl
@CuongNguyen-cb3dl 7 лет назад
It's not important.And I think what she said is true.
@ericmcdonough6771
@ericmcdonough6771 7 лет назад
M. F.S I'm sure she's aware of what she does and does not have control of
@Yourtik
@Yourtik 2 года назад
She is a very great speaker
@SiiKei
@SiiKei 7 лет назад
I actually really loved the way she delivered her speech. She was very clear and convincing. I wish I had more professors like her in university, because she seems very into what she is talking about.
@lucky8057
@lucky8057 8 лет назад
1:28 she realizes that the crowd's tough :D
@yourkidkabaap
@yourkidkabaap 9 лет назад
The only thing more awesome than this talk would be Barney Stinson giving the exact same talk
@CAAnchalBatra
@CAAnchalBatra 7 лет назад
Tasha!! this is the third time in this month I am watching your video (: totally in love with this idea ! this is my Sherpa❤ thanks a ton !!
@riman1035
@riman1035 3 года назад
The way she delivered the speech was just awesome.
@delsonmartin9166
@delsonmartin9166 3 года назад
9:57 - question instead of blame ... TOP for me from this TEDx talk
@rosalokai6
@rosalokai6 8 лет назад
Her message was good, and to the point. She didn't focus it on leaders, I think she meant that anyone in any situation can become a leader if only they followed these 3 key steps. I think it's simple, and very practical- I liked it. My takeaway is that I need to also do something about it, not just figure out my problem area, but take responsibility, and invest in me, before I expect anyone else to -another point well made! Kudos to her!
@MsMustafa91
@MsMustafa91 7 лет назад
Thank you for showing systematic approach to self-development.
@Bruno-xe4yx
@Bruno-xe4yx 8 лет назад
This lecture was completely magnificent, I enjoyed too much!!!
@sylvanarochet
@sylvanarochet 9 лет назад
Tasha, this is so great. Clear message, applicable advice with a roadmap for how to do it, starting today. I love that you remind everyone that leadership is accessible to everyone, if they just commit to doing the work needed to develop that skill. So true. Thank you, and keep on preaching the good word!
@rightnowhere1
@rightnowhere1 6 лет назад
no one will truly invest in you but YOU ! Thank you for revealing these 3 simple powerful steps!!!
@vvkweeklystocklist4599
@vvkweeklystocklist4599 2 года назад
She has awesome speaking skills. Love her sense of humor, story telling and maintaining the pace of keeping people engaged.
@GajananPalande
@GajananPalande 8 лет назад
truth about me is I only watch tedxtalk and nothing else🙀
@samlee2562
@samlee2562 8 лет назад
I find her manner really tedious but I respect what she says and know she's doing it all to help people out which is totally righteous.
@BakedToPerfection1
@BakedToPerfection1 7 лет назад
Excellent talk. So great to hear someone speak clearly with passion and conviction.
@nazmulhasan1516
@nazmulhasan1516 3 года назад
super intuition for every one to improve these 3 things
@nouralkhateeb5177
@nouralkhateeb5177 7 лет назад
I love this channel 💗
@joyibrahim8471
@joyibrahim8471 9 лет назад
Just Awesome.. Thanks..
@ceeceharvey8988
@ceeceharvey8988 7 лет назад
This talk inspired and changed my life from the moment the video ended! I feel I can work on controlling all of me and I want to thank you
@tajg5106
@tajg5106 7 лет назад
Thank you for this inspirational talk! 😃
@mushroomsoup007
@mushroomsoup007 7 лет назад
Thank you Mom, Love you for this talk.
@Dannydarknessx
@Dannydarknessx 3 месяца назад
@@berkeleybowler5235lol😂
@yunyu8540
@yunyu8540 7 лет назад
this is such a fantastic talk, great driving force
@marilynbarker8255
@marilynbarker8255 7 лет назад
Excellent! One of the best talks that I've heard!
@jerryrueschhoff1844
@jerryrueschhoff1844 10 лет назад
"Awesome" talk!! ... simple and practical advice on how to become better leaders. Thank you Dr. T!
@swagotoroy652
@swagotoroy652 5 лет назад
Self practice is the most critical step here... And that too needs to be done on a routine basis! this is where most people fail...the key is to have a goal or mission in mind so that energy and motivation drive you! Good talk in all.
@diepakpaul7441
@diepakpaul7441 7 лет назад
You do your work, no one else will.
@sophiahall5398
@sophiahall5398 8 лет назад
I would say this is a great talk that I have seen so far. Which impressed me are your confident, positive attitude, your sense of humor, and truly inspirational. I would absolutely follow your instructions and get better in what am doing now. Thank you more than I can say :)
@lubnanourelkreem7767
@lubnanourelkreem7767 3 года назад
Thank you because you tell us that, We all need to hear this, So thank you again
@thansoe7474
@thansoe7474 7 лет назад
The most simple tend often to be the hardest to work on . Thanks for such a great solution.
@cosmosozonsi2445
@cosmosozonsi2445 9 лет назад
I needed to watch this video for my benefit and above all for benefit of the people who are yet to be affected by my life in one way or another.
@oberdanaguiar7911
@oberdanaguiar7911 6 лет назад
You're awesome Sasha. I really appreciated your speech.
@pioneer3729
@pioneer3729 7 лет назад
Simplest and the most Effective!
@timdunk7278
@timdunk7278 6 лет назад
Beautifully said - this is your mountain.
@snezray2324
@snezray2324 7 лет назад
this is making me excited to go study!
@aprameyaananda8046
@aprameyaananda8046 7 лет назад
I love Tedx, so excellent talks! This one just brings me again into mind the teachings of my beloved Guru. Be in the space of the powerfulnessness. What eyes can see, hand can do. The space of possibility and possibility. The space of Paramahamsa Nithyananda. :)
@michellezareas8276
@michellezareas8276 6 лет назад
Incredible advice, thank you!
@bonniespirit5693
@bonniespirit5693 7 лет назад
So great!!! Thank you very much!
@andresfiguereo6879
@andresfiguereo6879 3 года назад
Great talk. One of the best motivational talks I have seen. It was simple but compelling!
@patrickpan85
@patrickpan85 8 лет назад
There's no way around hard work, focus and commitment is what i got from it.
@basheerm-hasan6314
@basheerm-hasan6314 6 лет назад
Thanks for all You give me a great thought
@haianhle6157
@haianhle6157 7 лет назад
AMAZING!!!! thank you so much
@EmmieV1111
@EmmieV1111 7 лет назад
I watched this months ago and I didn't quite get it fully. So I just started to get to know myself. Now, I'm watching this again and I can see the things I need to work on! Awesome and motivating speech 🙌🏽
@kegenrodrigues
@kegenrodrigues 2 года назад
May be a reminder
@cashaymiller1192
@cashaymiller1192 7 лет назад
hi everyone I just wanna say you are awesome no matter what don't ever forget that
@roseyang4849
@roseyang4849 3 года назад
She is a very great speaker!! Only three steps, it looks easy, but do it not easy!
@ManishKumar270295
@ManishKumar270295 8 лет назад
its amazing the way hiw she put all the things in a nutshell. loved the video!
@Kanibulus
@Kanibulus 8 лет назад
it works, I tried becoming more confident, I tried for one month and now I can see myself as REALLY REALLY CONFIDENT!
@ronicohen3905
@ronicohen3905 7 лет назад
so great. starting today !!!!!!
@Daniel-fz6iz
@Daniel-fz6iz 7 лет назад
Great talk, very well put forward and truly motivating.
@azacapucino3156
@azacapucino3156 7 лет назад
Cool, She is so bright, Thx for your speak....
@jeajungful
@jeajungful 8 лет назад
OH! Thank you! This is so nice speech since it inspires me to know more clear points what I wanna do and what I gonna get it. And as you said that it is so good to imagine when we get that target! Good job!
@annajohannes5455
@annajohannes5455 6 лет назад
Thank you so much for this content.
@prateektheseoguy
@prateektheseoguy 6 лет назад
Great talk! Thanks for showing the way
@salmanabdulrahim7711
@salmanabdulrahim7711 4 года назад
I like her way of talking!
@curiousplayerz
@curiousplayerz 10 лет назад
I already feel awesome.!!
@christinawanniang55
@christinawanniang55 9 лет назад
Wow! An eye-opener indeed.
@nelsonnabo9665
@nelsonnabo9665 9 лет назад
THANK YOU!!!
@talhakhalid8547
@talhakhalid8547 7 лет назад
the best talk so far!!
@Lifeholder
@Lifeholder 8 лет назад
I found this to be a great talk. Loved it.
@florencefam6207
@florencefam6207 9 лет назад
Thanks to u I found the one thing I wanna be good at ...and I'm taking a step further !! what am I WAITING for
@stefmarce22
@stefmarce22 7 лет назад
Such as a great speech , very inspirational.
@savioagente1
@savioagente1 8 лет назад
Extremely insightful. Worthwhile watching it.
@melinda4227
@melinda4227 6 лет назад
Right on! Great talk!
@antoniodossantos5960
@antoniodossantos5960 3 года назад
Thanks TED🌎
@manardakrory6284
@manardakrory6284 8 лет назад
What an amusingly positive talk
@constrictum
@constrictum 7 лет назад
Be a piece of the puzzle, never see the big picture! Hell yeah!
@bibhukolkata
@bibhukolkata 3 года назад
Thank you so much. God bless you dear
@arlinegeorge6967
@arlinegeorge6967 3 года назад
So true know thyself. Very inspiring. Beautiful impressive amazing soul. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.
@esthergonzales2950
@esthergonzales2950 7 лет назад
This inspired me to do my best in everything I would do. 😉👍
@mattbrower8707
@mattbrower8707 10 лет назад
Nice talk, Dr. T! Inspiring, direct and simple. I'm going to go find something to be totally awesome at now.
@aeman1239876
@aeman1239876 7 лет назад
thanx alot.. you have really inspired me in the right time 💝
@robertzobert1953
@robertzobert1953 8 лет назад
such exciting information. so humorous and bubbly.
@erikandresgarciavillarroel3005
Thank you!
@BobPetruska1
@BobPetruska1 10 лет назад
Nice work! Simplicity is the outcome of genius applied. Thank you for putting so much effort into helping others.
@miguelguerrero3881
@miguelguerrero3881 8 лет назад
Very simple steps to improve ourselves. We only have to have the desire to be better.
@greimalkin
@greimalkin 8 лет назад
she specifically stated that desire is not enough. You can't become better at something just because you want to.
@tomone2010
@tomone2010 9 лет назад
I thought I learn something new, something that was not already written and said a thousand times. Thanks for the effort - I`ll keep looking...
@kumarsharmarakesh25
@kumarsharmarakesh25 7 лет назад
I wana thank you for such a nice,fantastic,enthusiastic advise
@antoniodossantos5960
@antoniodossantos5960 3 года назад
Thanks Tasha 🌎
@kengthe5949
@kengthe5949 3 года назад
Thanks for the awesome talk!
@xiyuezhang7129
@xiyuezhang7129 7 лет назад
Truth and Feedbacks. Good!
@abdulwodoodkhan7723
@abdulwodoodkhan7723 8 лет назад
She is Awesome !
@Smiles4lifepkn
@Smiles4lifepkn 8 лет назад
Really great talk! I enjoyed the message as well as the delivery. Very motivating.
@TomohisaMaruyama
@TomohisaMaruyama 6 лет назад
So nice presentation. Thank you.
@SKYSickKY
@SKYSickKY 8 лет назад
True and an AWESOME SPEECH !!!
@christinezhong7543
@christinezhong7543 6 лет назад
awesome speech that I have ever heard!!!!! And, I also commit myself to be awesome. Tks for your video and sharing. 1# know thyselves 2# pick one thing per month 3# practice practice everyday!!!
@muhammadwahab4167
@muhammadwahab4167 6 лет назад
Outstanding !
@sanjeevmital4120
@sanjeevmital4120 7 лет назад
I love this lady ..... I want to be like her..🙌🙌 one day I will be
@Nawsheen98
@Nawsheen98 6 лет назад
OMG I love the speech
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