The Discipline of Finishing: Conor Neill at TEDxUniversidaddeNavarra
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- If you had €1000 and you could invest that money in someone's future, who would you bet on? Is it yourself? Outstanding speaker Conor Neill from IESE Business School illustrates how to self apply the three criteria Warren Buffett uses to choose the people in which he trusts with his investments.
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"We so underestimate of what we can achieve in a year, and so overestimate of what we can achieve in a day. A page a day and you have a book in a year. You'll never write a book in one day."
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"Failure is repeated bad decisions! Success is repeated, consistent good habits!"
I loved this talk. The moment he said that writing a diary entry everyday would let you remember everyday of your life, altered my consciousness.
I recently started summer courses at college, and combined with my blogging and programming I felt very overwhelmed, and what's been going through my mind lately is "there's not enough time in a day." Yet, when I finally sit down and start to write my code, all of the anxiety of not being able to finish what I set out to, not being able to make a post about it by midnight, it all goes away. All I need to do is stop thinking 15 minutes ahead, it does me no good. Thank you Conor Neill. :)
This speech perfectly drives home the power of knowing your audience. Realizing that he is not speaking to native English speakers makes his control that much more incredible. A great tip for most speakers is to imagine the audience does not speak your native language. Would you not also slow down and use simple language.
Thanks for sharing. I remember a quote of Jim rohn.
Amazing, inspiring talk. I never realized how important it is to NOT look at the finish line. It's all about enjoying the journey. Thank you so much sir.
This was some serious reinforcement to what I already knew 7 years ago. Watching this for the 10th time in 2020 is just as powerful as the first time i listened to this ted talk. Thanks a million
When people ask me how do I drive long distances on vacation. I reply I enjoy every mile of the trip knowing that soon we will arrive at the place we dreamed about going to one day. Take it one beautiful mile at a time.
"A page a day you'll have a book in a year. "
Let me confess something, I've watched almost a hundred TED talks, watched a lot of talks from 'most viewed' or 'must watch' recommendations from the sea of TED talks. Sure, in a way they were all good & some of them were extraordinarily insightful, eye-opening & relatable. But, let me tell you something- THIS TALK IS REMARKABLE! It’s remarkable by its topic. It’s remarkable by its clarity. It's remarkable by his way of figuring things & making us understand the facts very easily. & above all, the lesson was remarkable.
Excellent presentation. Remember, good things comes to those who can wait. He has a very effective way of talking. He's slowly gets to the point, but elegantly and very informatively. He's making sure that no one misses a thing.
I spend quite a bit of time listening to TEDx talks. I started to listen to them in my early twenties and hoped they would help give me insight . Quite frankly my most favorite TED talk ever! I listen to this about once a week and it never fails to inspire me!
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Why does this not have more views!??? It's one of the most inspirational TED talks I've heard! And I've seen quite a few. I've been telling myself all day "Don't stare at the marshmallow" and it has helped me stay on track and not get distracted :) Great talk.
One of our best TEDx talks at this moment...
When he mentioned documenting your life everyday, I came to a realization that the journals I wrote over the years were not a waste. When I read back the things I wrote, I could not believe the history I've been through and the growth I have attained. His point on taking things one step at a time made me re-think about my youth when I used to do that, because I always want the end result now and forget the process getting to the desired result. I would totally bet on myself now. What a brillant talk. One I very much needed especially during this trying time with COVID. God Bless this man.
What's an inspiring talk!
Thanks! Mindtricks to finishing. Anything new to a person will always be vague unless repeated. A good teacher always repeats a lesson or principle until it creates an impression in the students' mind. It is a good thing that these videos can be repeated over and over again until one can recall and apply the lessons.