Finding Peace (The Peace Index) | Jeremie Kubicek | TEDxOklahomaCity

What number is floating above your head? Everyone you know has one, and it changes on a regular basis. This number tells the story of your life right now. It is tied to your level of peace at any given time. This is your Peace Index. Jeremie Kubicek explains how five factors contribute to your Peace Index, and show how your external chaos affects your internal peace. If you can understand where you’re not at peace and why there’s no peace, you can do something about it-manage your emotions, control your chaos, and help others be at peace, too.
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 Jeremie Kubicek is an author, speaker, thought leader, and content creator for all things leadership and living intentionally. You can find his work in books and embedded in Google, Microsoft, US Air Force, and more. An inspirer and equipper of leaders in over 115 countries, Jeremie’s talks offer moving stories, humor, and practical takeaways that go beyond the event itself. His goal is for every attendee to walk away feeling encouraged and full of hope. 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

[@agnusxendis8356]

I got 76!
That's a wonderful and actionable system to think about improving your (and your friends') life!

[@MomsLettingGo]

Thank you! I heard you speak at the Igniting Souls Conference and wanted to send you a note to say WOW!. I will share this with the moms I lead - Moms who have addicted loved ones. Your PEACE Index is going to help me coach them. Thank you. I hope you get a million views on Tedx here!

[@emilystrickland151]

This changed ny life thank you

[@alley9]

Boa noite!

[@powerthinking2814]

I'm at 90 because I use my own program

[@Chamerli]

YOOO JEREMIE MY MAN, i got an irrection problem, think you can look into that?

[@northpaul3276]

Mine is 61

[@marvinabarquez8915]

Don't mind me, just dropping my stats here so I can monitor my progress.
I'm at 25.2%. My driver is the lowest.
here are the stats:
Purpose: 50
disposable at work, where employee burnout and turnover is high. no job security at current position
People: 40
wife(#1) left just a week ago, but I have friends who are always there to help. Plus, we broke up in good terms. The marriage is gone, and the romantic love is no longer there, but we are still good friends
Place: 20
I live in the house that my parents signed me up on a housing loan for. It's not mine, but I use it for the time being. no long-term security
Personal health: 16(averaged, 100 faith, 10 mental health, 40 physical health)
life-long atheist, never believed religion. poor mental health due to decade of no peace. poor physical health relative to generally accepted healthy
Provision(Driver): 0
housing loan dropped on me, parents dropped the ball. struggled with career for over 5 years, no job security. struggling to catch up with bills. sometimes food need to be sacrificed to make way for utility

[@69bamabreeze]

Butterfly effect!

[@itsmejess980]

34

[@winnienamugga7261]

Am at 48

[@spoonman8828]

I'm 25 years old and I'm at 35

[@ZackaryHayes-df9wo]

Bruh, I'm 24 about to be 25 and mimes like a 33-36%.

[@Amandahugginkizz]

Mine was 51 lol im phucked

[@itsmejess980]

34 IM PHUCKED! lol

[@ZackaryHayes-df9wo]

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[@AbhimanyuJhaTv]

34 :(

[@brownbaggen]

I'm really sad that I wasted my time listening to this

[@user-ir2mr7yc8n]

Total nonsense.