The power of invisibility | Akiko Busch | TED Institute

In a lyrical talk, writer Akiko Busch shares how being invisible -- through disappearing into nature, listening without reacting or losing yourself in a crowded concert -- can help you unlock your most creative self.
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[@rebbecanoir]

That's not true. In fact kids are suffering because of the emteness they feel inside them selfs when they are alone. Please don't say am wrong cause am a kid my self

[@itsjovoni]

There’s a book that she’s written that explains it better than this talk. It’s more of an awareness of life outside or yourself and your ego, immersing yourself in life instead of worry about being seen so much. Again, this talk doesn’t completely do the book justice. There’s a freedom in anonymity is essentially the idea of both the talk and book.

[@itsjovoni]

There’s a book that she’s written that explains it better than this talk. It’s more of an awareness of life outside or yourself and your ego, immersing yourself in life instead of worry about being seen so much. Again, this talk doesn’t completely do the book justice. There’s a freedom in anonymity is essentially the idea of both the talk and book.