I was fortunate enough to take Alex's class in UC Berkeley a few years ago and that class inspired me to pursue a career in teaching. His lessons on microleadership and 'leading from where you are' have always stuck with me and I've applied them within my teaching career to great effect. Every successful individual I know has two traits in common: a positive 'can-do' attitude and a bias towards action, and I believe these traits are perfectly encapsulated in Alex's conceptualization of microleadership, which he has articulated brilliantly here. Fantastic talk!
So much gratitude! Thank you to the amazing TEDxKI team for this opportunity. Thanks to friends, family, students, and colleagues who helped me prepare. And thanks to this amazing TH-cam+TED community -- it's so wonderful to hear how this talk touched and inspired you and the many ways you are putting microleadership into action!!
My favorite Berkeley professor has now released my favorite TED talk. What an honor it has been to be in your class and watch all that you continue to achieve over the years. You are an inspiration to us all.
Really loved this TEDx talk! "Microleadership is inclusive" - I really liked this concept. It's really empowering to know that we can all step up and become leaders even if we don't have a title. Thanks Alex for spreading positive impact and inspiring us!
Incredible TED talk! I watch a lot of TED talks (Simon Sinek. Adam Grant, etc.) and I think this is probably my favorite of all time. Thank you, Alex!!
🪄✨ Made with SummarizeYT Chrome Extension 0:17 - The magical moment of seeing someone transform before my eyes 0:36 - Recognizing the potential in everyone and rethinking leadership 1:08 - Leadership is not just for those in traditional positions 2:32 - Introducing the concept of Micro leadership: breaking it down into small moments 4:46 - Using Micro leadership as a parachute to build confidence in leadership 6:00 - Sedona Prince's example of Micro leadership in action 6:49 - Taking small steps to embrace our own leadership potential 8:14 - Anyone can practice micro leadership at any time and in any place. 8:37 - Example of serving as an IT agency for a 92-year-old neighbor without waiting for permission. 9:24 - Action is the antidote to despair, and small actions can make a difference. 10:19 - Micro leadership is rooted in taking small actions that serve others. 11:17 - Examples of Sam McCracken and Sedona Prince taking action to serve their communities. 12:17 - Micro leadership is about the collective power of lots of small actions over time. 13:08 - Example of Paige Hunter writing notes of hope that had a big impact over time. 13:56 - Micro leadership breaks down the leadership journey into small achievable steps. 14:36 - Practical ways to practice micro leadership, such as sharing ideas and giving thoughtful feedback. 15:41 - Micro leadership is not limited to CEOs, anyone can perform acts of leadership.
Amazing talk from a truly inspiring person that brings out the changemaker spark in people that wouldn't initially see themselves as leaders. Leadership takes different forms and can't wait to enact this is my own life!
It's often difficult for me to give myself permission to act out of fear, why? When I ask myself. I don't know exactly, It's like I sink into fear. and leave my chance in the worst case. I'll try what you said for sure I havd to ❤
I see very few leaders. Titles and self aggrandizing people. Selfish people. Someone who makes sacrifices for others and is willing to do things or put in more time for others. Rare.
Hello everybody. I'm Mohamed Ghouneim. I'm 37 years old .I'm a father to 4 children .I am a husband to a kind wife .I was born into a middle class family who live in the countryside. I have an amazing story I would like to share it with you one day on the stage .
*I love the grounded reality of this channel!!, Despite the financial instability all over the world, I'm so excited this the second time withdrawing $78k profits off my investment*
My First investment with Mrs Mary Margaret Schimweg gave me $186,000 and that has made me to continue investing without fear. I got three of my friends that I referred to her and They are making profits just like me May God bless Mrs Mary Margaret Schimweg.
timing = 9:04. I'm not too proud to admit that they definitely weren't classic Swedish literature they were definitely all from the kids section. I can't grasp the connotation of this sentence, would it imply following? Frankly saying, they definitely weren't classic Swedish literature they were definitely all from the kids section, I admit. I'm an intermediate English learner. Would you mind if I ask you a query. Would leadership imply as possible, say tortuously, speak incomprehensibly, when you talk about excessive kindness of the old lady in order to prove your kindness.
Social media personalities are not real leaders. It’s not real life. It starts outside of the internet, not on social media. Your example is an exception and not the rule.
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 88 | คู่เอก "ป้อมเพชร vs อัสลามจอน"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1ZqTVVbMgbo/mqdefault.jpg)
I was fortunate enough to take Alex's class in UC Berkeley a few years ago and that class inspired me to pursue a career in teaching. His lessons on microleadership and 'leading from where you are' have always stuck with me and I've applied them within my teaching career to great effect. Every successful individual I know has two traits in common: a positive 'can-do' attitude and a bias towards action, and I believe these traits are perfectly encapsulated in Alex's conceptualization of microleadership, which he has articulated brilliantly here. Fantastic talk!
So much gratitude! Thank you to the amazing TEDxKI team for this opportunity. Thanks to friends, family, students, and colleagues who helped me prepare. And thanks to this amazing TH-cam+TED community -- it's so wonderful to hear how this talk touched and inspired you and the many ways you are putting microleadership into action!!
My favorite Berkeley professor has now released my favorite TED talk. What an honor it has been to be in your class and watch all that you continue to achieve over the years. You are an inspiration to us all.
Step up. Serve others again and again. Thank you.
Really loved this TEDx talk! "Microleadership is inclusive" - I really liked this concept. It's really empowering to know that we can all step up and become leaders even if we don't have a title. Thanks Alex for spreading positive impact and inspiring us!
Powerful talk showing how small simple actions can lead to profound change.
Incredible TED talk! I watch a lot of TED talks (Simon Sinek. Adam Grant, etc.) and I think this is probably my favorite of all time. Thank you, Alex!!
Great and timely talk. Wonderful input we can all apply: “Action is the antidote to despair!”
Incredibly inspiring talk. Not just words, but achievable actions I can take in my own life. Thank you Alex!
I love the idea of micro leadership and how it can be incorporated to our daily life
Amazing talk, Alex! We can all learn how to practice microleadership in our everyday lives, I'm starting right now.
🪄✨ Made with SummarizeYT Chrome Extension
0:17 - The magical moment of seeing someone transform before my eyes
0:36 - Recognizing the potential in everyone and rethinking leadership
1:08 - Leadership is not just for those in traditional positions
2:32 - Introducing the concept of Micro leadership: breaking it down into small moments
4:46 - Using Micro leadership as a parachute to build confidence in leadership
6:00 - Sedona Prince's example of Micro leadership in action
6:49 - Taking small steps to embrace our own leadership potential
8:14 - Anyone can practice micro leadership at any time and in any place.
8:37 - Example of serving as an IT agency for a 92-year-old neighbor without waiting for permission.
9:24 - Action is the antidote to despair, and small actions can make a difference.
10:19 - Micro leadership is rooted in taking small actions that serve others.
11:17 - Examples of Sam McCracken and Sedona Prince taking action to serve their communities.
12:17 - Micro leadership is about the collective power of lots of small actions over time.
13:08 - Example of Paige Hunter writing notes of hope that had a big impact over time.
13:56 - Micro leadership breaks down the leadership journey into small achievable steps.
14:36 - Practical ways to practice micro leadership, such as sharing ideas and giving thoughtful feedback.
15:41 - Micro leadership is not limited to CEOs, anyone can perform acts of leadership.
Totally brilliant talk! I'd write more but now I'm inspired to go seize my leadership moment and practice microleadership!!
Loved this talk! Action is truly the antidote to despair!
I have found few very real leaders in my life. Most were nothing but people with titles. Agree that leadership can come from anyone. 8
Amazing talk from a truly inspiring person that brings out the changemaker spark in people that wouldn't initially see themselves as leaders. Leadership takes different forms and can't wait to enact this is my own life!
Such an amazing talk! Thank you for sharing your insights into leadership.
Absolutely love this -- inspiring yet satisfyingly concrete
Great talk! I’m inspired and motivated. Thank you Alex!
Such a great talk. Feeling inspired!!
I agree with this point of view.
I know many people like this.
Micro leadership Concept 👌👌
It's often difficult for me to give myself permission to act out of fear, why? When I ask myself.
I don't know exactly, It's like I sink into fear.
and leave my chance in the worst case.
I'll try what you said for sure I havd to ❤
Absolutely brilliant talk!
Great idea for a topic. So true your message. thanks!
very encourage for me! thank you!
Thanks for this wonderful event❤
I see very few leaders. Titles and self aggrandizing people. Selfish people. Someone who makes sacrifices for others and is willing to do things or put in more time for others. Rare.
Change happens.. but the problem is goodie goods and busy bodies,..
... changing and fixing things that aint broke !!
👏👏👏👏
Hello everybody. I'm Mohamed Ghouneim. I'm 37 years old .I'm a father to 4 children .I am a husband to a kind wife .I was born into a middle class family who live in the countryside. I have an amazing story I would like to share it with you one day on the stage .
*I love the grounded reality of this channel!!, Despite the financial instability all over the world, I'm so excited this the second time withdrawing $78k profits off my investment*
@MdjoynalAbdin-nt8ohI earn from investing in the digital market with the guidance of Mrs Mary Margaret Schimweg
Brokerage services...
@GenevievesHoltonshe will guide you👇👇
She’ll guide you ✅
My First investment with Mrs Mary Margaret
Schimweg gave me $186,000 and that has made me to continue investing without fear. I got three of my friends that I referred to her and They are making profits just like me May God bless Mrs Mary Margaret Schimweg.
@TeresaGarlowShe will definitely guide you👇👇
timing = 9:04.
I'm not too proud to admit that they definitely weren't classic Swedish literature they were definitely all from the kids section.
I can't grasp the connotation of this sentence, would it imply following?
Frankly saying, they definitely weren't classic Swedish literature they were definitely all from the kids section, I admit.
I'm an intermediate English learner. Would you mind if I ask you a query.
Would leadership imply as possible, say tortuously, speak incomprehensibly, when you talk about excessive kindness of the old lady in order to prove your kindness.
Social media personalities are not real leaders. It’s not real life. It starts outside of the internet, not on social media. Your example is an exception and not the rule.
Me speaking to my cat
I thought it was Shane Gillis.....now I'm disappointed..
i need vietsub, thanks.
First
1 dk once...
You just have to have height, strength or aggressive disposition over others. Not deserving or admirable attributes but..
Said like a true Villain who’s hobbies might be killin and chillin.
@@addictedfoolgamer1970 With first name Dylan. While drillin
Not that useful. Forcing people by intimidation is not leadership.
@@thekaxmax it's tyranny
@@Thrillin_Chillin_Drillin 🤣
Bla, bla ,bla.... useless
So, you didn't learn anything. Sad day.
First