I am shocked that so few people have watched this! This is one of the best Ted Talks. Don't let the heavy accent deter you. And there was some very funny stuff that the people failed to get. Very insightful.
1. Stay with the problem..don't hurry to take decisions 2. Take your hobbies seriously... music playing ..protect your hobbies 3. Have low inhibitions, start enjoy small things 4. Take half chances..and experimental mindset
I am blown away by how articulately the speaker has woven so many diverse topics into a single narrative!! Bravo indeed. Loved his confidence throughout the speech. I agree with whatever he said about creativity.
I would say a much under rated talk by an educated mind. It's hard to get content like this is TEDx as so many undeserved people are using this platform to showcase themselves and utter nonsense topics than share knowledge. Good work by this man.
Amazing talk. Very proud that Indian speaks with Authority and originality which normally we see westerners. Excellent and all are very very very useful info.!!
"Not because it's complex and creative but because it's nicely put together" This sounds like a terrible back-handed compliment. Please try to construct your sentences properly which might come off twisted even though you might mean well.
By far the most excellent TED talk on internet. on a daily basis we come across the same information on internet but from communication and how Dr. Pavan connected the same information and presented. excellent TED talk.
I'm surprised no one laughed at his jokes, he's so funny 😂 I got all of them. Very insightful speech too! Learned a few important things to apply to my life and behaviour.
Yes Yolanda, good catch, I thought the sound is disconnected, but I believe people there were highly focused and ( Serious) :) perhaps! we all need to develop the skill on how to maintain having fun through our journey in life to learn and perform on our best .
I think they did laugh, because you can see him smiling in response to the audience...it's just that we're only getting the very focused sound from his headset microphone. It's simply not picking up the "background noise" of the audience.
Very informative, and beautifully presented. The key take away for me as young countries in Asia and Africa and elsewhere struggle to provide economic opportunities to their youth is to impart the attitude and self-confidence (and bit of ecosystem support) to take half-chances. In India at least, we have been trained to deify Dhoni, but not think of analyzing and emulating the Dhonis. Thanks for showing the way. Best wishes Pavan. I have always found in you a zeal to be creative and useful whenever I have met you, albeit long ago.
Simply awestruck by this Ted talk ❤. Respect for sharing the part - syncing science and art in the journey of creating. Thanks for sharing some tips on creativity Dr soni. God bless you and wish you the best of all your future endeavours ✌🏾.
Great sense of humor. But I think the people were so fascinated with what he was saying that they couldnt laugh. I enjoyed this speech so much I didn't want it to end.
Honestly, this video was an abstractration of knowledge, It makes a lot of sense. I am a huge fan of TedX talk, but this was a unique piece among many wonderful conversations that I heard so far. I genuinely appreciate you Pavan for putting all these great thoughts together. I especially admire keeping inhabitants alive within ourselves, which will tend to evolve our creativity. Wonderful.
What an incredible range of information - from Da Vinci's Mona Lisa and ' phantom limbs', to Einstein's brain and AS Dhoni's risk taking while stumping! Only suggestion. More time could have been sent in reviewing and screen time given to he last slide.
Thank you for posting this. I have been struggling with feeling stuck in my creative projects, I stumbled on this video and it's exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you Dr. Pavan Soni!
very professional and great speaking style. Such an easy explanation and love how he tries to use humour in the talk. Interesting information shared. thanks for this amazing video
Creating cames from our thinking & also use opportunity whatever we had. Every jobs spread on more opportunities but only few people's are used that opportunity so they look like big stars in front of people's. Think creatively definitely we will achieve our dreams in right way.
Amazing presentation and messages Pavan ! Very apt and very timely for this pandemic time, where people do can pick up and resurrect their hobbies, which, will ultimately make them have a lively life.
Really liked the correlation between IQ, inhibition (attitude) and creativity. However, for that to happen organizations should adopt the culture where everyone is encouraged to express their ideas without fear of being reprimanded for speaking out their mind. In my opinion, that is what happens most of the time in majority of the organizations.
I recently broke my back and when the headache subsided, I could draw! I mean hyper realistic. Here’s the thing…I couldn’t draw anything before. I’m 43 yrs old. I have drawn 78 pieces of art in last 30 days. Have a gallery showing just my work on June 3 rd. Only downside sis short term memory loss
@@gururajkulkarni343 thank you. I’m up to 530 pieces of Art now and neurologists are saying I’m drawing with genetic memory. The cool thing is… I’m improving rapidly. And I have all 7 habits spoken of in the video and then some. It was spot on though. And interestingly I only need 4 hrs of sleep everyday.
Can it be more accurate I can’t believe what you just taught me and open a whole new horizon for me to think effectively to things happening and was restricting me to perform somewhere
I really enjoyed the talk and I think of creative people as very curious and tolerant of multipossibilities - and I would brouden the understanding of usefull to something like open soma-aesthetic awareness
Awesome video! Really enjoyed this! I have had learning struggles, and emotional ones too, but I always found it made me hyper aware or hyper sensitive and that's why I always was a lot more successful in doing creative work than a very logical type of work.
For anythimg to be considered genuinely creative it must be both inspiring and inspired. All else is mere mechanical inventiveness. And is the province of the mechanical rather than the creative. Creative people don't have hobbies. Their 'work' is their hobby. Since when are scientists and technologists considered to be 'creative'? Surely they are more mechanical than anybody.
They may have been trying to absorb what he was saying. Like me, I’m not that bright, but always want to learn. At least that’s my perspective. Some of us don’t comprehend things as quickly as he speaks them.
I am shocked that so few people have watched this! This is one of the best Ted Talks. Don't let the heavy accent deter you. And there was some very funny stuff that the people failed to get. Very insightful.
1. Stay with the problem..don't hurry to take decisions 2. Take your hobbies seriously... music playing ..protect your hobbies 3. Have low inhibitions, start enjoy small things 4. Take half chances..and experimental mindset
I am blown away by how articulately the speaker has woven so many diverse topics into a single narrative!! Bravo indeed. Loved his confidence throughout the speech. I agree with whatever he said about creativity.
I was lucky to have him as my professor of strategic management. A real Gem! - Praveen Cherakkara
I would say a much under rated talk by an educated mind. It's hard to get content like this is TEDx as so many undeserved people are using this platform to showcase themselves and utter nonsense topics than share knowledge.
Good work by this man.
u r rt, he spoke of excellent things
Amazing talk. Very proud that Indian speaks with Authority and originality which normally we see westerners. Excellent and all are very very very useful info.!!
One of the best TEDx talks. Highly recommended. Not because its very complex and creative, but because its nicely put together.
Kudos Dr. Pavan.
"Not because it's complex and creative but because it's nicely put together" This sounds like a terrible back-handed compliment. Please try to construct your sentences properly which might come off twisted even though you might mean well.
By far the most excellent TED talk on internet. on a daily basis we come across the same information on internet but from communication and how Dr. Pavan connected the same information and presented. excellent TED talk.
Agreed, I'm really enjoying it. He is teaching rather than only speaking.
I'm surprised no one laughed at his jokes, he's so funny 😂 I got all of them. Very insightful speech too! Learned a few important things to apply to my life and behaviour.
Yes Yolanda, good catch, I thought the sound is disconnected, but I believe people there were highly focused and ( Serious) :) perhaps! we all need to develop the skill on how to maintain having fun through our journey in life to learn and perform on our best .
I agree, hes quite funny, but most of the ppl dont get it
I think they did laugh, because you can see him smiling in response to the audience...it's just that we're only getting the very focused sound from his headset microphone. It's simply not picking up the "background noise" of the audience.
"Mona Lisa Is not a painting but Science."
That because "Scientia sine Ars nihil est".
I absolutely agree. 👍
Very informative, and beautifully presented. The key take away for me as young countries in Asia and Africa and elsewhere struggle to provide economic opportunities to their youth is to impart the attitude and self-confidence (and bit of ecosystem support) to take half-chances. In India at least, we have been trained to deify Dhoni, but not think of analyzing and emulating the Dhonis. Thanks for showing the way. Best wishes Pavan. I have always found in you a zeal to be creative and useful whenever I have met you, albeit long ago.
Highly creative minds when taking things seriously and sincerely makes this world a better place.
One of the best TEDx talks I've listened to. Very insightful and intelligent. Of course, not for everyone.
One of the best speeches I ever listened. Thank you Sir.
Best indian Ted talK ever , fails to generate laughter though.
Simply awestruck by this Ted talk ❤. Respect for sharing the part - syncing science and art in the journey of creating. Thanks for sharing some tips on creativity Dr soni.
God bless you and wish you the best of all your future endeavours ✌🏾.
Every tedx gives me new idea and perspectives towards life
surprised that no one has responded to his timely jokes... audience is super serious than sincere :) 😄... Excellent topic, thanks Pavan.
This is one of the best TED talks I have watched
Would be great to lean more from Dr Sahib
You are 100 % currect i am very creative but i worked around 7 years as acountant even i did not like it.
And then started programming language
Great sense of humor. But I think the people were so fascinated with what he was saying that they couldnt laugh. I enjoyed this speech so much I didn't want it to end.
This is one of the best talks. Through, prepared and delivered very sincerely.
Quite natural and professional. A few of the facts were really interesting to listen. Thanks for sharing...
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” Maya Angelou
That is what Indian say JYOTHI If you lit a candle - the light increasing without diminishing the first candle light
Brilliant, thank you💙🙂
Hearing it for the second time. One of best videos
Dr. Pavan Soni, it was wonderful listening to you.
Dr.Pavan- u never fail to amaze with new Insights , everytime !
Honestly, this video was an abstractration of knowledge, It makes a lot of sense. I am a huge fan of TedX talk, but this was a unique piece among many wonderful conversations that I heard so far. I genuinely appreciate you Pavan for putting all these great thoughts together. I especially admire keeping inhabitants alive within ourselves, which will tend to evolve our creativity. Wonderful.
This is so very original. Beautiful. I agree with the experimenting part and having sense of humour
Bengaluru is lucky to have this man.
One of "The Best" and Useful Tedx talk. Thank you Pavan 🤗
Excellent talk loved this ! I am planning a 2 day innovation workshop for the hospitality industry...
What an incredible range of information - from Da Vinci's Mona Lisa and ' phantom limbs', to Einstein's brain and AS Dhoni's risk taking while stumping! Only suggestion. More time could have been sent in reviewing and screen time given to he last slide.
Creativity: the ability of an individual to come with novel idea 💡 and useful
Thank you for posting this. I have been struggling with feeling stuck in my creative projects, I stumbled on this video and it's exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you Dr. Pavan Soni!
This was great. Great compilation of a bunch of things that I've read along the subject. And very well narrated. Thank you Dr. Pavan Soni!
In a very simple way, you conveyed a very complicated project.
One of the best ted talks it calms down my mindset who is run only for the success
very professional and great speaking style. Such an easy explanation and love how he tries to use humour in the talk. Interesting information shared. thanks for this amazing video
Sharing such a kind of practically proved thoughts are really appreciable and way of illustration is commendable.
Creating cames from our thinking & also use opportunity whatever we had. Every jobs spread on more opportunities but only few people's are used that opportunity so they look like big stars in front of people's. Think creatively definitely we will achieve our dreams in right way.
Take half chances is my favorite one 😍
I take weeks to create my PERFECT resume and then wait forever for a PERFECT job opening to come. 😞😞
quite practical. things that are very natural, but I have never thought of it. this talk focused upon those areas . Very insightful
guy has some very stealth humour. So many great points and ideas.
Amazing presentation and messages Pavan ! Very apt and very timely for this pandemic time, where people do can pick up and resurrect their hobbies, which, will ultimately make them have a lively life.
You can not useful of activitie you are best motivational speaker 👍
Thank you for uploading, and thank you TH-cam for referring. Great speech.
Really liked the correlation between IQ, inhibition (attitude) and creativity. However, for that to happen organizations should adopt the culture where everyone is encouraged to express their ideas without fear of being reprimanded for speaking out their mind. In my opinion, that is what happens most of the time in majority of the organizations.
Excellent presentation and content. We need to listen to this content and realize the potential of our brains and mind.
One of the greatest presentations! Thanks a lot, Pavan. Highly useful and informative content.
Help me get the definition of creativity right thanks
Sr. Davinchi was a person who had done many things apart from 🎨 he was a brilliant writer and a amazing poet he had written many books and novels
This is the best Ted talk by far👏🏼👏🏼
How could I miss this.. Great talk..
I recently broke my back and when the headache subsided, I could draw! I mean hyper realistic. Here’s the thing…I couldn’t draw anything before. I’m 43 yrs old. I have drawn 78 pieces of art in last 30 days. Have a gallery showing just my work on June 3 rd. Only downside sis short term memory loss
excellent to read abt ur progress!! Absolutely amazing...way to go..45 n beyond...
@@gururajkulkarni343 thank you. I’m up to 530 pieces of Art now and neurologists are saying I’m drawing with genetic memory. The cool thing is… I’m improving rapidly. And I have all 7 habits spoken of in the video and then some. It was spot on though. And interestingly I only need 4 hrs of sleep everyday.
Great
Can it be more accurate I can’t believe what you just taught me and open a whole new horizon for me to think effectively to things happening and was restricting me to perform somewhere
Though the title is similar to Steven Covey s book , the speech is entirely different with new thoughts to ponder over👌👏👍
Thought provoking and very engaging Dr. Pavan!
That's a great speech sir. Loved the explanation and the clear examples that we could connect with ease. Thank you.
Superb speech!!!! 👌
Got a lot of confidence in your presentation, thank you for 🙏
Good presentation & very well Explain all the points and their relations with the context of creativity. Thank you Dr Pavan Soni
I really enjoyed the talk and I think of creative people as very curious and tolerant of multipossibilities - and I would brouden the understanding of usefull to something like open soma-aesthetic awareness
One of the best motivational speech I ever heard...thanks a lot..
Very insightful .. thank you!
Amazing content and seamless narration. Yo are the beautiful mind Pavan sir . God bless ❤️
Crisp, clear & very informative 👌
Kya admi h yaar 🥲👏
Mera din bn gya aaj ka
I really enjoyed your talk, intelligent speaker
Many Thanks for the value Dr Pavan :)
I am speechless, beautifully explained. Thank you bery much:)
Each word had weight !!
More of such needed !
You explained this really well, thank you for sharing!
absolutely brilliant Pawan
This was awesome, highly recommended!
Excellent presentation. its really informative.. Thank you
This is such a gold ❤☺️ and yet so underrated ☺️
Dr Soni thanks for the lesson
I too have a creative mind.....i can do 6 things in one time..it's not my attitude it's just the reality i share with you all guys
Interesting. I can’t have any distractions or noise. Need to be alone and totally focused on anything I do. I find that what you can do fascinating.
Awesome video! Really enjoyed this! I have had learning struggles, and emotional ones too, but I always found it made me hyper aware or hyper sensitive and that's why I always was a lot more successful in doing creative work than a very logical type of work.
How much cleartiy the man has 👍
How interestingly presented, knowledgeable
Excellent talk, very rarely available in a open flat farm . His confidence levels the content expressive strength levels are awesome.
Your a excellent speaker ❤️
Great Talk Pavan!
Such a amazing session ever i see
Good!
Quite different from many other ideas on C&I.
Thanks for such a nice video.
Complete command over subject in the short vedio. It requires Dr. Pawan to give a book.
amazing insight
Watch this video - 'A crash course in Creativity: Tina Seeling at TEDxStanford' - 2:14 (5x2=10)
Thanks! That Tina Seelig ted talk is far more superior
Good video . The last slide or the seven habits was blurred. Any other videos on creativity ?
Very Very Creative
This was really great.
For anythimg to be considered genuinely creative it must be both inspiring and inspired. All else is mere mechanical inventiveness. And is the province of the mechanical rather than the creative. Creative people don't have hobbies. Their 'work' is their hobby. Since when are scientists and technologists considered to be 'creative'? Surely they are more mechanical than anybody.
Very nice talk brother
It's too warming❤
This is worth listening
Such a tough crowd. Brilliant talk and many of his jokes were pretty funny, surprised most wouldn’t laugh
They may have been trying to absorb what he was saying. Like me, I’m not that bright, but always want to learn. At least that’s my perspective. Some of us don’t comprehend things as quickly as he speaks them.
Awesome Ted talk
Excellently explained.
Great talk 👏