Changing perception can lead to amazing adventures and opportunities | Fabian Dittrich | TEDxKotor
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- For Fabian, the childhood playgrounds were not a place of joy or fond memories but rather a landscape (minefield?) of closed-off circles to which he didn’t belong.
When he was a teenager, his mother revealed a surprising fact about his family that threw him off at the time but ultimately helped explain his role as the eternal outsider.
A quest for better understanding himself and his place in the world took Fabian across more than 60 countries all over the world. From the Peruvian jungle over the Moroccan desert, through the African continent to the slick corporate world of a London tech company.
In this talk, Fabian explains how he found strength in the role of the outsider and how circles, comforting as they may seem, can also limit us and keep us from realizing our full potential. Whether living as a homeless person, in Cologne while studying computer science, engaging in ancient rituals with shamans in the Peruvian jungle, or driving an old Mercedes from Berlin to Cape Town, Fabian always threw himself fearlessly into the unknown. For 15 years, he traveled the world, often venturing into places where only a few had gone before him, meeting people from everywhere in the world and learning their stories.
In the last three years, Fabian worked with 300+ international clients, among them Microsoft, Intel, and Virgin Atlantic. He was never sitting in an office, instead, he worked from his Land Rover Defender. 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
❤❤ I just had a nap in the holy month of Ramadan and woke up and a thought strike up in my mind that “how to change my perspective towards some people” I picked up my phone, fortunately, the power was back on because here in Afghanistan we have power cuts and I searched my above thought in CZcams and this Ted video showed up, after watching this I’m smiling 😊and my day is changed and this video has influenced me, thank you ❤
I was one of those kids who watched from the side and didn't say anything. I don't let me child do that now...
and I was one of the kids who was picked on, just cause I was Muslim...
man this hit home didnt it Phil
Im guilty too.
@@michealdrozd yes sure did
me growing up.
“What helps you persevere is your resilience and commitment.”
― Roy T. Bennett
that fits this talk..
yes truth..
Roy was quite the master of the obvious.
This young man is so attractive, and that accent is so nice. I could listen and watch all day.
Oh he is too
What a great ted, and such a lovely speaker.
I am in no circle, I mismatch, it is nice to find a place.
Great TED talk - puts life in fresh perspective
Brilliant Talk!!!!!!!
Saw this listed on an FB group, didn't bother, but today I did, and wow, got me. Good talk.
Felicidades y prosperidad un abrazote amigo, tqm
Such an inspiring and moving talk...I had the chance to meet Fabian in Granada and since the beginning, he conveyed me another example of a different and exciting perception of reality...mucha suerte tio!
Lo mismo podria decir de ti tio!
Mil gracias por las palabras, espero verte en Montenegro en 2020.
We can only hope in these troubled times, where an unseen bully is invading our bodies that we can learn to be kind to each other even if we can't be close.
I am like that with my early years too.
and me...
I hate bullies....
I enjoyed your talk so much. You were great! Thank you for the wise words and interesting stories from your life. And I will try to open my circles more!
that talks about him throughout the clip and doesn't say anything specific. it can be seen that the father was absent from the landscape
He started really good. But his point dragged on too much. What if he constructed a process of perception instead of trying to cover the pain of life and the not belonging. Pain exists, you must see if, experience it, and know it. But not only know of it, know of it's processes and perceptions.
Once you take someone down this path, you begin to show them true perception.
This Ted Talk Is Good and it goes deep into experiences. However, it is missing the construct of Perception and its true effect on each of us. You have to know who you are.
Once you understand all the processes you begin to see who you are. This is the key to perception. However, I promise you that you are someone you would never expect to be.
Great speech. Through all the hardships of your life, you made something of yourself. That's very inspirational. I'd love to live a life like that, but anxiety really gets in the way of speaking to random people. Who knows though, maybe with more practice I could be like that. Thank you!
mama in the mirror is amam. Above the streams rivers and lakes mama is wawa, in the womb creating life. Truth many are unwilling to accept because they HEARD the father is creator. So now MAn makes self Ma because he see's backwards through the mirror amam. All about himself the WAter barer who uses the begining of Mama's name as MAn and WAter.
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