How to quit your life (and reboot): Priya Parker at TEDxUHasselt
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- Many people are doing jobs in fear; fear that they might not make the best out of their lives. Priya Parker provides seven techniques to help you quit your life and reboot.
She invites you to use these techniques to explore the biggest needs in the world that you might have the passion and the capacity to address.
Priya is an advisor to leaders and organizations on strategy, vision and purpose. Her company, Thrive Labs, works with individuals and teams to help them identify what they care about most and align it with market realities. Her research includes identifying what are the driving factors that lead people to thriving and what blocks them from it. She helps organizations keep and grow their culture and values as they scale. Drawing on 10 years of conflict resolution facilitation in the United States, India and the Middle East, Priya designs visioning and innovation labs that help organizations grow from the root.
She has run her signature Labs for leading global firms as well as startups from a variety of disciplines. Her clients include disruptors from the fields of fashion, technology, design, development, film, comedy and government. Priya is an expert in innovative facilitation and process design and incorporates creative visioning and movement techniques into her work. Her goal is to help people spend more of their time building things that make them and others come alive.
Priya received her B.A. in Political and Social Thought at the University of Virginia, Phi Beta Kappa, and an M.B.A. from MIT Sloan and an M.P.A. from the Harvard Kennedy School, where she received the Public Service Fellowship.
Though I agree with many of the comments about the elitist aspect of this talk, I would like to share this quote “Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.” ― Bruce Lee. Cheers!
That was good
This is a talk I keep coming back to, lots of concrete suggestions. Your quote is also apt.
Thanks for commenting this. One of the first people outside my family to be influential as a kid. Still have posters of him around to remind me how amazing he was.
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1) Imagine what you want your obituary to sound like by imagining all that you want from life and work backwards from your death.
2) Recall, with the help of those who know you best, the times you felt most alive. Draw them into a comic strip.
3) Get prepared for this drastic life change by doing uncomfortable things, mostly via social awkwardness.
4) Define your life motto that is at the heart of all that you believe in and want.
5) Figure out exactly how much cash you really need to survive by looking at your monthly expenses. (I personally advise that you factor unpredictable events also).
6) Learn what you like to do by helping solve various different challenges others are facing.
7) Have your friends hold you accountable by announcing your deadline to make the big change.
I still come back to rewatch this every few months. Anyone else? Helped me SO MUCH when I was preparing to quit.
I have heard so many successful people and my mentors mention these principles. They all had a moment where they stopped and made the decision to step away and restart their lives.
I'm glad I watched this even after reading the comments. Regardless of income, she drops some jewels
Just wonderful, I have been researching "goals for 2016 ideas" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Farnicaas Switcher Capitalisation - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
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Solitude is the best thing for recreation it helps you to know your true inner being.
I just quit my job, I badly need this right now. Thank you very much Priya.
Kudos to you for this very inspirational speach as I am a 50 year old single male who has never married, never had any children and have never owned a house. I stand here and ask myself where my life has gone and if I am truly happy with the position I am faced with!!!!!
i don't make much money and i still find some of her suggestions helpful. When there's a will, there's a way. It might not lead you to the best path you want, but at least you get to walk your own crafted path. Life is short. I'd rather take a shot at something scary but meaningful than to get old and regret how i spent my life.
I think it's sad how much negativity arises from positivity. The lady never says this is the "be all and all". Thank you Priya for your time and advice.
This was a great talk and the timing is perfect. I am not in the higher level income, but I am newly unemployed, 64, and looking at what I really want to express in the world.
Finally! A Ted talk with some useful tools for change! Thanks Priya Parker!! :-)
Lots of answers to be had by asking at any given time, "What would I do if I wasn't afraid?" It doesn't tell you HOW but it atleast reveals WHAT. It's often an easy and rather clarifying first step. Her observations of so many restless professionals reminds me of the George Carlin quote, "They call it the American Dream because you have to be asleep to believe it."
V. Dembsey I totally agree. She was definitely speaking to a certain demographic (she isn’t talking to people who have gambled their savings away, or are in massive school loan debt, etc). She is talking to people who are passionless, who often don’t even know where to BEGIN in liking a job (else they would have pursued their passions long ago.) Based on who her target demographic is, she should have included the clarifying step as you suggested.
Forget the Backward Elevator test. Instead, be the last person to walk into the elevator, face everyone in the elevator and say, "I've gathered you all here today is because one of you. . . is the murderer."
Haha, love this idea. My kind of humor.
😂😂😂😂 This comment has made my day. Total deep belly laugh 😂😂😂😂
Lmao.... Good one. I walk in public with a feed the children red nose
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I would love to do this if my boss is in that elevator.
I like that she offers actual hacks and techniques instead of just giving a fluffy speech.
This is a powerful lecture, I thank TEDx for making these lectures available free for the community to enjoy, to benefit from and to help make this world a better place to live, Thank you for all the videos that you are sharing with us, Ciao, L
My only criticism of this talk is the "dwindling cash" hack. Most people I know that want to quit their life/job are already living on a Top Ramen budget. I think Ms. Parker forgets that the audience isn't necessarily her typical client and we don't come from Harvard and MIT or have high paid corporate jobs. Most people need a reboot because not only does the soul sucking job also leaves them spiritually empty but financially broke as well. Otherwise she gives a very valuable lesson.
Basically everything she talks about is summed up in the movie Office Space :).
Come to the comments to find this one. My thoughts exactly
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I'm surprised this talk has so many negative comments. I think it applies to people unhappy with their lives, regardless of income level. If you're unhappy with your life, your job, your income level then do something about it. I think this is a good talk and it has some practical tips.
Also, the speaker said that this talk is specifically relevant to the 'swing voters', therefore if you're comfortable and you've accepted your lot then you won't identify with this.
Guero Smith you're definitely right. internet is like gold mining field, before you get the golds, you have to deal with a lot of **** people.
Brilliant. People who are fearful and insecure are hating on her. What she is saying is to find inspiration and like what you do. Yes, most of us are too afraid to face a little hardship to pursue it.
Not hating .... she is an idealist .... thought provoking but without merit on a mass scale. That's an amazing concept: "You disagree with me therefore you are a hater." LOL
Maybe I'll "quit my life" and move into a van down by the river and then follow my dreams.
Seriously!
That sounds nice!
I dream of going back home to Bac Ninh in Vietnam
(I was adopted and raised in Canada)
Or maybe I’ll go to Japan
I've considered it
Just out of curiosity, did you?
@@levity90 Yes I did! Biggest mistake of my life.
@@curiousgeorge555 Hai, what do you mean by biggest mistake.
Did you really moved into a van down by the river?
Did anything went wrong, what did you do after moving to the van.
I'm a little surprised by some of the negative comments about this video. I do believe that a lot of Priya Parker's advice is geared toward privileged people (ex. being afraid of eating alone and staring at folks in an elevator to test one's discomfort threshold are what I'd call First World Problems). But this advice can be applicable to average joes like us too. It's not a frivolous nor elitist pursuit to make one's life more meaningful. People blame debts and bills and obligations for keeping them stuck in lives that are numbing or suffocating. But what were any of those student loans or houses or children worth if one's life revolves around fear? Making the radical choice of discovering and working toward your passion, while uncomfortable and scary in the short term, will lead to greater reward and a richer life in the long run. It's a shame the folks who might benefit most from taking a few positive risks, namely the folks thumbing this video down, will never take the leap and will continue to be miserable.
this rebooting idea sounds exciting in theory but many many of us cannot financially afford to push pause on the world & find our talents & start from scratch. Thanks for the inspiring words tho, I made some affirmation flash cards that will go up in my room
Priya - your talk stirred emotions within me and brought me to tears. One of the best and most useful TED Talks I've listened to. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and please continue to inspire and share your knowledge. You could be the reason for inspiring the next great contributor to humanity
Inspiring and wonderful. Re-booting is a choice, one that any of us can make, if we decide to divorce ourselves from our loyalty to the way things are or have been, in favor of what they may become if we would reach beyond our comfort zones. Live beyond our comfort zones. The beauty of Priya's presentation is that she lit a giant green light encouraging us to dare to believe and to leave behind what we were taught to be and become what were meant to be.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Couldn't have come at a better time. So many of us are numbed, paralyzed by fear.
Not death by PowerPoint, very refreshing!
Very good speaker until the last word.
Reading TEDx comments and slowly realizing how much uneducated individuals comment.
She promotes happiness in others and fulfillment in life, changing your life doesn't have a requirement. You don't need to be rich, or have X amount of commodities, just a perception.
Wow... there seems to be a lot of fear ridden people commenting here. Unfortunately the fact that they are so fearful prevents them from accepting they are or even being able to see the depth of the conversation this lady is having through her talk.. :)
She sounds like a Landmark graduate
one of the best seminars I have listened to all year!!! Amazing!!!
An axiom I'm particularly fond of: "Why be safe? Safe is what everyone else is doing; look where it got them." ~ D.A.Kelorii
This woman is a genius!!! Such profound insights expressed in such a practical manner. These are ideas definitely worth spreading.
It is probably the most profound TED talk I have heard in the last few years! Thank you.
Really good message! thanks Irina :)
This is one of the best Ted Talks I've ever seen. She hits the nail on the head about bringing clarity to your life. I also love how she says things in the universe take time and space to evolve, so basically don't beat yourself up. And omg people who are saying this is unrealistic, that is advice for people who do have good incomes, for them to realize that they actually can live on less.
I am so speechless on her speech. This is exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you so much Priya!
This is just what I needed to hear. I could not figure out how I was going to find the time to do what I really want to do. Now I'm inspired to break free. I've been self employed before and can do it again. Thank you, Priya
This interview is so underrated. This should have way more views! Great 👍🏼
This woman is exellent Tells you to find out what is making you to feel alive! What is the biggest need in the world that you might have the passsion and the capacity to adress? What is my passion? What is happening in the world? You do not need a fortune to survive and you still can help others! If you have real friends, than you are a happy creature! Find a menaing in your llife! It helps you to be a better human! Mee too: Thank You Priya!
If you are poor and unemployed, just remember - the investment banker in the shiny Mercedes is feeling absolutely miserable
Take it from me, finance is not all it’s cut out to be. Focus on happiness.
They are still human...
But wouldnt u rather be feeling miserable in a shiny mercedez than poor and unemployed?
@@WNCHSTR Point.
@@WNCHSTR it's the work that makes them miserable. Don't get me wrong, ik being poor sucks, but working all your life just so that you can ride lambos isn't that shiny either.
she is fantastic. thank you so much for posting this.
So true! We are cheating the future of what we are able to give because of our darned fear!! It took me years to develop my discomfort muscles. I have been driving Lyft now for 4 years and the numerous encounters I have made with almost 1500 passengers have helped me do what is awkward and uncomfortable and scary. I still need to do more to get where I am supposed to be. I am not "there" yet.
love that she makes the initiative to make us wna try different ways to discover ourselves. thanks priya!
if you're stuck in the past, keep in mind that if made all the decisions you think you should've made, you could still have ended up being miserable.
I found the talk to be excellent and never noticed any lip smacking. I think the advice she shared could be applied to anyones situation as she shared seven different tests with the obituary, comic strip and elevator tests having nothing to do with money. I am only commenting because she or her people may scan the comments and I want them to know that I did find value in the talk. The glass is half full and we can take control of our own futures.
+AZZUMBA JOHNSON OMG you're lucky! I really want to watch this, but the dry tongue lip smack sound is curdling! just awful! drink some water before giving a speech for god's sake! hope i can make it through. . .
Nice talk.
Doable steps.
Most Exhilarating talk on career and having a meaningful life.
Thank you Priya!
Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
4k in 4 weeks. Is not that she thinks you need 4k to live, it just an easy way to explain her point. It makes me sad to see all the haters comments. Why leave a comment, why even watch the video if you don't like her ideas? We don't all have to agree on everything but there's no need to be cruel.
excellent, she has an excellent speaking flow and a powerful lesson.
Great, concrete exercises to help individuals who are interested in starting over in their career and life.
Thank you for sharing insights from your research and presenting a well structured approach.
I had a profession but my life took a radical change, now I don't know what to do...That is why I'm watching this video.
Thanks for the excellent advice, Priya. It was all very helpful for me personally. I'm a creative, visual person so I particularly liked your idea of sketching life out.
I don't like life and I never will.
same here...Em atheist too.
Ah, then you're not making lunar landings in your life because what's not to like about those? If you told me you're a permanent resident of Fallujah then I might nod. Create a life supernova ala experiential learning, i.e. places like Choice Center in Vegas.
me neither wish I wasn't born
I followed my passion, took the risk and became an artist. now I'm unemployed, have a toothache, and can't afford to go to the dentist. I regret not becoming a banker or lawyer now.
Aren't these talks for us to take something valuable from and incorporate into our own life's ? Aren't those talks for us to become better selves?
Aren't these talks for us to stretch our own personal boundaries/minds, overcome fears and to get into a new place within ourselves?
Lets be grateful for the talks given to us for free. Why do we criticise something that is positive? Are we criticise enough negative aspects that happens in this world?
Don't we all deserve to have a better world we live in? ........and frankly, does it matter what clothes one is wearing??....Is it not of a greater importance what point a person is actually trying to convey?
Why do we frame people? Why are we not letting people to be themselves accepting them as they are with no judgment?
Everyone has their own truth and there are many messengers out there...lets listen? :)
It's free too!
People are stupid.
Well said!
Renata Uznanska yes, yes, yes,because it is fun sometimes, yes, no, no, yes, because we can, because we like judging others and sometimes, its fun online, ok.
***** Hard to live without hope :) You have a more than 50% chance
of being correct Anglekan. We kill zillions of cows, chickens, pigs
to eat everyday (I'm no vegan) and many humans too, thru legalized wars.
WAR is legal!
Renata Uznanska I am thankful to live in a country (which I have also honorably defended) in which criticism of anything free is still allowed. Why is it necessary? Because these people are selling ideas, and those ideas can lead directly to changes that affect you and society, worldwide. If we find a problem with their message or presentation, we owe it to them and those interested in comments to try to help them fix something if they agree it was wrong/a mistake or we can suggest that we do not agree with somebody's ideas and find them dangerous/incomplete/mistaken/etc. Can you imagine an America where you could only criticize things you paid for? Spooky stuff.
I really love this.... awesome.
I am all in; I completely agree.
Two thumbs up!
Provocative and a help for kick starting a different understanding of how we want to live our lives. Well worth listening to and for some of us a push toward implementing the important ideas outlined in this talk.
At the 7 min marks, how to.....instructions to quit and reboot. Great plans, lessons,effective and powerful
Excellent talk, thank you much for sharing. It's very important to plan ahead and make sure you can find a better life, before you quit your job.
Comedian at 13:00 = C.K. Louis?
No. She said the comedian QUIT A PRESTIGIOUS JOB. Louis was an auto mechanic in Boston before moving to Manhattan in 1989. He was fired as a director. He follows Carlin's work ethic of rewriting material every year. CK's life has been one big reboot!
To me this is a groundbreaker. I really admire this sharing. This said, I can't agree with statements like "there's nothing inherently wrong with investment banking" (for example). Well, there is, and a lot. There are many jobs which are surely useful for the particular corporations (that's why they are so well-paid), but useless (or often very harmful) to society in general, and to the world as a whole. And those frustrated cases of people doing those jobs just happen to be aware of it, or feel it.
ColargolPL i agree so hard with this. Finally someone speaking the truth
Excellent--------
And, there are ideas for all, even if some don't want to implement everything!!
Lots of people have a ton of passion. Just no money to actually follow them LOL.
If you have passion and capacity to address a perceivable need then the first application for that passion and capacity is finding the money. People with huge money are willing and able to support passionate pursuit of need fulfillment, both for-profit and non-profit. If you lack the personal capacity to grovel effectively for lucre then you lack the capacity to address the need and gotta find a different focus; a need within your capacity. Its the combination of fervent passion with real capacity that gives sense to Parker's paradigm.
I am about to quit my job, sell up my home and hit the road. I don't have a degree or a vast income. Im just the wrong side of 50, feel I haven't met my passions head on and want to see where I end up. I won't be doing all these steps as I am pretty ok with being out of my comfort zone. I think the less money you have, the easier it is to quit your life. Maybe some people do need a highly paid life coach to convince them...for me, it was being pressured and manipulated in my job and the constant groundhog day feel that each day brings which has lead me to take the leap. Im ok with that :-)
Philosophical questions Marketed using Harvard & MIT tag: of 1) what happens if you die? 2) try to be alone for a day (broken down to a dinner) 3) do something stupid (backward elevator) 4) face your fear (create one by singing in supermarket queue) 5) ask why? what & how 6) know what you spend and what will you need to spend & earn accordingly 7) Help others (will help yourself). Really surprised how marketing makes these fundamental questions (with fake accent) looks special :)
Madam I admire you grasp, confidence and composure in delivery of the topic
you were speaking on. You are truly beauty with brains and thanks for contributing
you bit for making the world a better place for those lost in the humdrum of life.
The idea of looking back from your grave, is a real eye opener! The question is how to reboot? Very good food for thought, which might provide some answers.
This is the very reason why I started vlogging, I have done a lot of life and even business reboots and wanted to share my experiences.
She makes a few good take away points and has a nice presentation. I quit my life in 2005 , not easy but the alternative was just robbing me. A Quote from 'Blade Runner' "Hard to live in fear isn't it, that what it is to be a slave"
The quote is "Quite an experience to live in fear, isn't it? That's what it is to be a slave."
But you made a good point.
I've always been told that winners never quit and quitters never win.
I like your video. may be without knowing the techniques i am practically doing it . the technique you had mentioned was very practical & correct.
I had nearly a decade of off and on employment, unemployment, severely dissatisfying under-employment (in some cases I really had to bite my tongue at the abuse, in others I got fired), and even though I like what she is doing, to most of us, as you pointed above, it is impossible as we have to make a living.
Fantastic, doable tools to get out of comfort zone!
I quit my job to start a business. it failed, now I want to die.
Failed because you gave up?
You don't need to want to die. By default we are all set to doom the day we are in the womb.
Fail your failure to succeed in your pursuit. Don't treat yourself special.
How you doing now? Goes a year you quit your job.
Don't die. Start again.
Isaac Tt What an awfully judgmental and assuming thing to write.
I think students need to watch this talk. Yes, it sounds as if those problems are only felt by the rich people in the world. But actually, I think they are also experienced by the working class society, the working bees. I am an architecture student who is about to graduate in a year, and I have a lot of fears and anxieties in my mind about what I will be doing in my life. I might have the instinct deep inside that the values she talked about are true. But she puts it nicely, and structured, It gives me insights and ideas..
very interesting, timely for my needs, very helpful! Tbank You
I been doing that most of my life and I can tell you I'm not happy, messing with people and put them in uncomfortable situations does not make your life any better
the thing about following our dreams and do whatever we want to, is that it's impossible for everyone to have a success story. So some of us can follow our dreams, and do whatever we want, others must do what the others dont want to do. I know what i would like to do for living but I may dont have the skills or the oportunities to accomplish that.
Sorry my poor english writing skills
I'll try to build my muscles of discomfort...
I agree with a lot of the people in this comment section who think this talk is largely made up of bullshit. Life these days is all about self sacrifice; deciding to fuck off and become a rockstar when you have a family to support is possibly one of the most selfish things a person could do (for example). I think a more realistic version of this talk would have been to not give up completely on what makes you feel alive and keep your passions as hobbies that will counteract the stress and dullness of the job you have. Not everyone can afford (literally) the luxury of "quitting" their lives.
karmakameleon113 I think you made great points. You should do a Ted talk at some point.
Wow! Amazing lecture ! thank you!
I was expecting something I could use, but apparently this is just for super rich people. I have maybe 400 dollars per month for spending after bills, and that's only if I'm not running out of anything, if I was that's about 200 down the drain, so I have 200 dollars to work with, so about a good 2/3rds of this talk are impossible or pointless for me, and makes the whole process worthless when I can't do most of it. They need to relabel this ted talk with an added "If you're rich" or "if you're well off" because this was a waste of my time as a normal person.
You probably have: an internet bill, cable bill, rent/mortgage, cell phone bill, multiple vehicle bills, multiple insurance bills, other misc. bills regarding entertainment, monthly expenses on unnecessary/dangerous medicines...
You probably don't: sell things on ebay/etsy/farmers markets, run a website, run a business, experiment, brainstorm, solve problems, create prototypes, craft, build things...
Try to minimize bills and take up extra income, find a way to make some money on the side, preferably something you can find joy in. If you do all of these things, it is quite practical to save up lots of money. Maybe you need to get out of a mortgage and into a trailer home...
dude, you only live once. Doesn't sound like you're going for it. For example, there are very successful chefs who own several restaurants who absolutely love to cook and started out as line cooks making almost nothing, probably less than you but they didn't care. They used the time to do what they loved and soaked up everything they could to eventually build something themselves. This is also true for lots of other people who follow their passions in life. If you don't have a passion, then you're a dead and lifeless fish. Find your passion and stop whining about your life.
Love how everyone assumes I have the time to do all these things, I work, I run errands, I sleep, and repeat. The cost of living in america is incredibly high, and full times jobs are paying less and less. My full time job only pays 9 dollars an hour, that's normal here, I always hear about jobs that pay much more, but have yet to actually see one open.
There are many immigrants that arrived in NY with nothing, but they managed to change their fortunes and those of their children through sheer hard work, using their strengths and creating opportunities. Why can't you do that?
I especially love all the replies recommending that you live out of your car, stop paying for a phone or any type of internet, and somehow manage to sell things on ebay, etsy, and at the farmer's market....... How is one to do such things without means of communication, room to create products to sell (somehow) online, or land to grow things to sell at a farmer's market while maintaining good health and a full time job? Something tells me this comment thread is rife with highschoolers and college freshmen.
I gaved myself of tour of Wisconsin U today. I used the elevator test to do so...It felt great :)
'Align the internal with the external'
I don't follow that, i just exist and live off of others.
All you folks complaining about debt should take personal responsibility for your situation. Sounds like quite a few people are living above their means. Enjoyed the talk. Hope the presenter ignores all the unwarranted negative comments.
Incredible! Thank You! Can we pause the nighly news for a few days and just show this?
Thankyou Priya! have noted down some 👌 useful points .
I wonder how many people are kicking themselves for quitting a good paying job to follow their "passion" and how many people have actually done it successfully. I'm fairly certain we only hear from the folks who have done it successfully. Unless you've built-up an extensive skillset in whatever career your passion lies in, I suspect you're better off staying on your current career path and pursue your passion in your free time. Without a solid skill-set and thorough planning, I'd wager it's a real bad idea.
In my life experiences there are things I wanted to do and I have made it. When I try to connect the dot, I realised God has guided my steps. I will get what God has planned for me because there were I didn't manage because it just not what I am destine to do. We all will know it when we step back and look backward what had happened in our life and it happened the way it should be when God allows it.
Thank you for your sharing...I think I am trodding my way and sometimes i don't figure out the meaning or the reasons between dots. I hope I can tell later on the invisible guidance by Him, on heaven like you mentioned.
Tony Limberg Hi, Tony. You can write to me at choypeichin@gmail.com I have dreams and visions since 18. There were many dreams and visions come to pass in my life. Some were bad and some were good. I was guided by God in life to do what I was meant to be doing although the process was not what I hoping for but everything that happened to me was meant to teach me something. I am who I am now because of all the tough and challenges I have been experiencing. When I looked back I truly understand why people always say everything happens for a reason. Write to me and I will tell you more about God which I was guided by Jesus into church and being saved from darkness into light. I wish to share more with others.
Great talk, Thank you Priya!
It's not fear. It's greed. Going into the private sector or public sector isn't risky. It just pays less.
To many commenters: Yes, she is speaking mostly to the rich, privileged, basically financially secure people. Yet the rest of us can still learn several things from that address.For example, that earning all the money in the world doesn't necessarily make you happy. Or even, make you feel like you belong.
LOOOOOOOLL if i'm gonna quit my life I need to have one first. This talk is clearly not for everyone
The job I do is out of fear of being homeless. I've had better jobs, quit higher paying job, it's my time I can't get back. The fear is I have less time than I think.
This talk seems geared towards someone who has achieved financial security/freedom. It was an interesting listening but not what I was expecting.
I have found as someone who did reboot their life that this is exactly how I did it.
Fear stops rich people. The rest of us are stopped by much more concrete and insurmountable problems, and we can't afford to hire people like Priya Parker to run a consultant analysis on our lives.
The link of education quality of your children by the government forces to your income through home property values is the one that causes the biggest fear in people to not do what they want...and then insurance for their families.
YOU are AWESOME I admire you... This inspired me
Rebooting is easily talked about than real, I do not care how many tests you subject yourself to. All jobs make you settle into a ritual sooner or later. That is what makes people miserable. The focus on fear is exaggerated. My fear is that I may find it easy to quit the job I am doing now, and not find any motivation to do anything else than watching TV and getting stoned.
There is nothing more off putting than narcissists, drama prone individuals, boring company, and incurious and dull individuals, whose behavior is modeled behavior (largely from movies), and conversation is peppered with modular language, often also from movies and such. I crave authenticity and originality, and abhor the unreal world we have created. Believe me, I am not excepting myself. But I am constantly aware of it. Rebooting may be easier for politicians, office worms, power mongers, boors, and any one else who needs people to thrive off of.
the first paragraph is a plus. but the rest is strange.
she said in the first 60 seconds, she is talking about people that have, quote "prestigious jobs" like investment bankers, corporate lawyers etc. >
5:15 the problem is people drived by fear can't have passion for the job. she comes to slove this problem7 tools to provide
7:16 the first tool ???
7:52 the tool No.2 ???
9:15 No.3 being comfortable with dis-comfortableness singing publicly, going out dinner alone,facing other in elevate,
11:21 No.4 life sentence,== ultimate goal???
13:23 No.5 income volatility solution: 1.minimum expense 2. 40%-30-20-10 each week 3.understand how much less you need for your life
15:57 No.6 help somebody else
17:00 No.7 make a public annocement
17:47 do avoid thinking about the meaning just because it scares you
18:22 what I would urge you to do, think about what matters to you, what make you alive. And what is happening in the wolrd. Then decide how you want to dive in