Picking role models that matter | Toku McCree | TEDxZurichWomen

[@furrosama]

wow, i may be late but this is rly a good talk. i appreciate the speaker’s authenticity which makes him way better than the personas of all the seemingly perfect role models.

[@tylercerny]

BOOOOM! Great talk!

[@olgakucharska2800]

This is the speech I needed today. Thank you. I've realized that the thing that I would consider as failure was an important part of me. Thank you.

[@nastaranamini6966]

I loved that. Thank you your speach was really inspiring and sincere

[@victorianelson2961]

Wow! Thank you for your transparency!

[@nikos.1644]

Where is the applause at the beginning of the speech?! It is my favourite part of every TED talk and I am upset :(

[@nikos.1644]

video has a good lenght though

[@marinag.2800]

Thank you. Great speech and messages

[@lindawisebear]

Love it - look at people through the lens of intention, and not outcome :)

[@sarahcirilahofelmeyer4945]

Is there a transcript of this speech?

[@annelaabs1448]

thank you so much. this is really inspiring

[@eccater]

Can anyone provide a link to the University of Richmond study that is mentioned in this TEDx Talk?

[@jacobhasey268]

very powerful words

[@roxanaionescu108]

Thank you!

[@dee-ix3iq]

Your beautiful

[@abanir3772]

I always watch ted talks and I understand I know everything everyone spend years to learn so I asked myself why I am still nothing! Oh maybe .... Yeah I know my problem can't be fixed 😑

[@diggydowdiggydow]

Watching is passive. Success comes through being active. Your saying "my problem can't be fixed" showcases your laziness, i.e. passivity. Until you're active this will continue, as will your excuses.

[@abanir3772]

@@diggydowdiggydow agree

[@CharismaticBrar]

Same problem with me but it can be fixed by doing actions

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