The Privilege of Well-Being | Kerri Kelly | TEDxBend
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- From yoga mats to meditation cushions and beyond, there is a powerful culture of well-being growing around the country. Yet if well-being remains a privilege for those who have resources, our potential for collective transformation is limited. Kerri Kelly, founder of CTZNWELL explores the privilege of well-being and what’s possible when we work together to ensure that no one is left out so everyone can be well.
Corporate executive and athlete turned yogi, nonprofit managing director, coach, organizer, and agent of change, Kelly is the founder of CTZNWELL. She spent seven years as Executive Director of the non-profit Off the Mat, Into the World and is currently board chair.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
I get it! I used to work on my own peak performance within adverting, sports, and life. I have been working on how to recover from that life.
So true, really glad to see someone bringing attention to this. We are indeed all connected so when one suffers, we all suffer.
Amazing experience It feels vibrant inside
Such an amazing, inspirational talk. You make a great motivational speaker. Well-being is a global right, not a privilege.
Good job my friend and mentor, I am so proud of you!!! If it wasn't for you and your passion I would have been afraid to do my own TEDx talk and into my own passion! YOU are making a difference!!!
Wellness is everything: great video!
Powerful message.
So important. Thank you.
Very, very impressive.
Love this talk, Wellness belongs to everyone, and to every mum, mom, mother.
Excellent - let's dream together!
Show Us WellBeing In This Moment
What does its energy look like ?
What does it feel like?
( Perpetually Expanding Goodness, Growing, Within, From The Center Out, Like The Sun, From Within The Body, like a sloooow.....deep breath growing towards its complete & satisfied fullness, )
Such is the feeling of wellbeing.
John A. Robbins
Amazing talk
Bodhisattva!
Well-being cannot be a "privilege".
Webster's:
"a right, immunity, or benefit enjoyed only by a person beyond the advantages of most"
Love that she's barefoot.
Yes, we all want better conditions for the poorest and most vulnerable. Targeting minimum wages is understandable yet often misguided ... there are economic and business issues beyond the social. For example, the small business that has to lay off employees or raise prices and lose customers ...
can't stand her voice, but what she says is important
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