The Most Successful Person in the World | Jeff Haden | TEDxPaloAlto

Jeff Haden is an author, speaker and contributing editor for Inc. Magazine, where his articles on leadership, entrepreneurship and goal achievement are read by over two million people each month. He is the author of the bestselling The Motivation Myth: How High Achievers Really Set Themselves Up to Win, and as a highly in-demand ghostwriter, he has authored more than 50 non-fiction books, including four business and investing titles that reached #1 on Amazon's bestseller list.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Here because of Ali Abdaal's book club video on "The Motivation Myth" 📚📚📚

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A year later and I’m here for the same reason 🙂

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The cycle is: Effort => Improvement => Happy => Motivation => Do more (Then the cycle repeats itself )

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Actually the cycle is Bi 😂

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Jeff Haden really makes you think.

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The successful person in the world is the person who has a great and strong family around him ,and i think whatever you are powerful and whatever you are successful in your job and whatever how much money you have in your account ,at the end you will need true and right people around you and this is exactly the purpose of create human being .

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"No matter what the form, driven is like "motivated." Or "inspired." It's filler. Stop using it." -Jeff Haden

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Jeff has been inspiring me for many years! Excellent talk!!!!!

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The attitude of successful people is like a beacon of light in a darkened room. It's characterized by resilience, determination, and unwavering optimism. Instead of seeing obstacles as roadblocks, they view them as opportunities for growth and learning. Their mindset is one of abundance, where they focus on solutions rather than dwelling on problems. Successful individuals exude confidence, yet remain humble, knowing that success is not a destination but a journey

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Ironically this video gave me the motivation to begin studying lol

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GPA - Goal Plan Action
Motivation gets you started, habit keeps you going.
Plan => Process => Habit
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NLP - 'modeling'
NLP Modeling is the process of recreating excellence. We can model any human behavior by mastering the beliefs, the physiology and the specific thought processes (that is the strategies) that underlie the skill or behavior. It is about achieving an outcome by studying how someone else goes about it.

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This is so true, you can do anything for two weeks!

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This was the best speech I have seen till now!😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🍕🥰

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Jeff Haden was the world successful person back then

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great video! thank you Jeff & Abdall

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What if noone has done what you are trying to do? What if it's a new path you are creating??

[@bonjorelledomingo1581]

That's a fair question and an interesting one too! I believe nothing is really 100% new when it comes to an idea. It will usually be a derivative of multiple things (books, tech, people's experiences) or an inspiration to solve a problem.
I say you motivate yourself by learning about things related to what you are trying to do. Learn about past efforts similar to your project or skills related to these.
Something I picked up from Josh Kaufman's 20 hour rule is you can deconstruct a skill into multiple smaller ones to make it more manageable.
I enjoyed sharing my insights about your comment

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Good talk

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Thanks a lot ,it really helps

[@deVamshi]

Even though the talk is a bit boring but what he is trying to convey does really work... Don't Skip his book The Motivation Myth

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Thanks for your good advice

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Inspiring and gets me thinking

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Very very underated because it's super simple and super effective

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This is awesome. I will definitely work to implement the "pro" method.

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Thanks a lot sir for this talk.... It is gonna help me a lot 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇🤗🤗🤗🤗

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Super speech sir

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I'd sell my soul to be successful

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Great book, focus on the process not just day dreaming

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Very true

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Oh man we all want to succeed what a pity

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