The Surprising Truth About Inspiring Others | Jaymin Patel | TEDxUHasselt
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2016
- After a ‘defining moment’ in the 3rd grade due to his skin color, Jaymin
Patel has ever since been driven to be different. Discover with him the
surprising truth about inspiring others. *
Jaymin Patel has traveled around the globe, held a variety of job
positions-from waiter to forklift driver to model to actor to C-suite
adviser for large corporations. He has started 3 companies in 3 different
countries, is a Bollywood dancer and choreographer, and has lived in or
visited over 40 countries (including all 50 states in USA). Besides this,
he is also known for giving amazing hugs.
He is driven by a passion to understand and celebrate what makes people
unique and different. He has dedicated his life to teaching people how to
achieve their goals, and live a full and authentic existence. Now. this
international speaker, coach, author of 7 books, and networking rockstar is
ready to rock the TEDxUHasselt stage.
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
This is a powerful message that I've always understood within myself, without ever putting it into words. The most brilliant innovators are the ones who have done their own thing, pushed past the fear of being different to speak or represent their truth, which in turn inspires others to do the same. I am so thankful to have this video to share this message with other people! Especially my 18 year old niece. I have always told her to let her freak flag fly... but this explains the why so beautifully. Thank you! More people need to hear this.
+LenaLou222 Thank you! My intention is for more people to hear this message! I appreciate you :)
I got caught in Jay Shine's light when I met him in the crowd at Lightning in a Bottle last year. It doesn't surprise me in the least that he is behind this beautiful and inspiring TEDx talk. Exactly what I needed to be reminded of right now. Thanks for sharing Jaymin!
+Raquel Vincent Thank YOU! So glad our paths crossed, and this message hit home :)
This is beautiful omg
Today I attended Jaymin's session at Carnegie Mellon University. He has an exceptional personality and is a very good speaker. Looking forward to meeting him again in near future.
Thanks for sharing. Great insight.
Congrats Jaymin!
So authentic, son! May you be infinitely blessed in everything you do.
Such a powerful reminder to be YOU. You can't influence the world by assimilating and trying to be just like it. Thanks for showing us how to lead from the heart, Jaymin!
Great message, Jaymin. Love following your journey and seeing the inspiration you have become to so many people, including me. I'll be working on defining the meaning of Awareness , Abundance, Consciousness, Intention, and Practice in my life. Thanks for sharing.
+Kinga Orban Thank you - let me know how your relationship to those words unfold!
Jaymin, your timing could not have been more perfect! This is exactly what I need to hear today! Thanks for your inspiration and true authenticity, you are more loved that you can ever imagine! I am grateful!
+Dolores Fazzino Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and share - I'm glad the message hit at the right moment. Appreciate you!
no, no , no NO
Weird and wonderful, and deeply personal. Thanks for sharing!
+Gwen Tenney Thank you for inspiring me!
Woohoo, I'm weird and I'm not afraid to admit it! I love this video, great talk!!!
The one up game is true for masculinity to show dominance, I can attest! Being aware of our actions and allowing ourselves to be vulnerable, leaving room for equality. Being your true and authentic self is the key to success and individuality in a world where people change themselves to “fit in”. Love this!
Being courageous enough to be vulnerable, is what we all need to try👍
Thanks for the inspiration. :) I'll try to carry it forward too.
+Strix Nebulosa Thank you, I'm glad the message resonated!
Beautiful & weird🙏🏽🌌🐘 Excellent & above all inspiring💖
Om Ganapataye namah!
This is fantastic!
thank you! you have inspired me to let my weirdness shine!
Great thoughts about building credibility!
Great message and outstanding TED Talk! This message resonates very well with me and is a great reminder to be myself, especially when interacting with strangers and meeting new people.
+Gregory McGrath funny how another eos was the talk's sponsor. :) Feeling satisfied in life to have had my Rockford chapter where I got to meet you both.
I missed the other EOS that sponsored the talk, very cool!
And I'm glad to hear you have fond memories of your Rockford chapter! I'm also glad we met while you were there.
+Gregory McGrath OMG....are you THE Greg? :)
+Stefan Palches gotta check with Jaymin!
I‘ve never thought about it like that. And now all the weird situations are making sense. But on the other hand I‘m thinking that I am too normal. Can I forget how to be weird by forcing myself to live „normally“? And how can I get over it?
Weirdness is something I have in abundance ^_^
I have been different my whole life and do not know how to be "normal"
You inspired me to not be so self absorbed and less of a bragger because you sir are just that and i wish to rid the "jayman" from my system.
do you have a daily routine?
awareness
Abundance
intention
counciousness
practise
OMG What an ego, me, me, me and all of my accomplishments
I want to help the world and save it not gust bank on going to a new plantet or say the next generation will fix it what if we all do this we won’t go anywhere we will all be procrastinators which if my grades have to show for it won’t help us if we’re going to save the world we need to stand now but I don’t know how to do this without doing it to be famous so I’m making a Mr.Anonymous account hoping to inspire people to do better to better them selves and everyone around them but I’m stuck stuck with fear uncertainty and lack of confidence and I need help so thank you for the video. I couldn’t quite get the words I wanted to say out but I hope this will suffice
I have been weird all my life...
Looking forward to my first Ted Talk. Call me Ted!! 😇
I had a look through this group of people and not one of them looked inspired. Don't you think that's weird.
Yt people would never look “inspired”… they just mentally take notes 😂
you said wery vell instead of very well...cute
I found this talk disappointing. It missed the mark for the topic. Like other "motivators", he spent half the talk advertising himself. I came here to learn how to inspire others not for my own personal gain but for theirs. The use of a phrase like "relationship capital" is a warning flag that this person uses others as tools to achieve his own goals. He doesn't have friends. He has connections.
4:45 These are the same White people he went to school with. Look at em! 😂
Haha I know what IS UP with these sad people
I dunooo... this dude's kinda weird...
Uninteresting. Uninspiring. Pablum.