Jason, this talk has me so inspired. You see for years (5 decades in fact!) I have been told to grow up, stop being a child... Having grown up in England, 'rain, rain, go away come again another day' being the norm every day that it rains not I am so enthralled with the day's start... 'Oh Cat, do grow up! It's only the day's start!' or more often 'Here she goes again...' and when I was teaching my growing children the wonders of the world, 'I don't know' :) became a mantra added to let's look it up when we get home (initially in the dictionary then on the internet.....!!) But you have just given me hope that this may infact be of some use to others along the line - brain juices flowing (and I'm racing through your book, Sunday can't put it down type read!) THANK YOU for being you and so glad to have met you and shared your energy and space. Sending love to thee xx

@TheJasonGoldberg

7 жыл бұрын

Cat this is so powerful and so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your insights! I hope you NEVER grow up! Lots of love

Thank you Jason. This is gold ✨

@TheJasonGoldberg

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Bethany! Thanks for the love and so happy it was valuable for you! 🙏🏻

Finding this talk came at a time when I was very nearly getting back into the same pattern of behaviour, constant busyness, stress, anxiety, feeling overwhelmed and out of control which resulted in me stepping away from corporate life to start my own business, a business that I would like to work for. So I started an online exercise in slowing down with a group of like minded people - the 30 day slow down challenge and we are in day 5. I am slowing down by taking a step back from my business so that I can get clarity on what I truly want to achieve, and how best my business can serve powerfully. Interestingly I have probably had my most productive week since starting the business six months ago. Thank you Jason for this reminder about slowing down, fascination and being comfortable with 'I don't know'.

@TheJasonGoldberg

7 жыл бұрын

I love that Diane! Slowing down is SO powerful! And I love how you have seen the sort of "counter intuitive" effect of getting MORE Done when we SLOW Down! Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

Great talk. Funny, smart and inspiring. Love the idea that fascination is something you can manufacture in the moment and not wait for.

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother! I appreciate you so much!

@dantocchini2468

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin...long time. Love Jason's work. Great to see you here!

There's this buddhist temple that we went to a couple of years back, they call their dining area the "HALL OF SILENCE". Meditation while you eat, and thinking about the origins of what you ate and how thankful you are for being able to receive the gift of nourishment. It's a powerful practice which i think resonates with the fascination hack that was said on this talk. Great job, this was inspiring!

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

WOW! What a practice Carlos! I've done something similar at a meal and it COMPLETELY changed the experience. The taste, the texture, the smell, everything was just SO enhanced and SO different than when I'm rushing through my meals. I LOVE that you had that experience!

Amazing talk... our public education system is good for emphasizing our rational brain over our creative brain. I love your easy strategy to help us regain that creativity. It's interesting how you gained more appreciation for other people by exercising this natural creative behavior. 👍🏻

@TheJasonGoldberg

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely Scott! It is definitely an intentional practice but MAN is it powerful! Thanks for the love and the insights my friend!

What I hear you talking about is mindfulness. In that space there is so much beauty to be witnessed and the gratitude that comes along with it. It is fascinating to think about all the things that have to align to create anything. Nice!

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

YES! You are so so right and I know you live this my friend! I feel it every time I'm with you

I'm very proud of you Jason. I'm going to slow down just as you suggest today and look at things in a curious manner. Thank you for the positive message and for this new tool in my way of thinking!

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Rick! Thank you so much for the love and support and for sharing your insights from the talk! You are awesome my friend!

Great talk . ..The following resonated . .. and it felt liberating . . . .I can let go of always trying to achieve the same thing and trust the process . .. and actually influence the process a lot more than I thought I could. . .thank you! Heraclitus said, “No man ever steps into the same river twice for it is not the same river and he is not the same man” and that's one of the truth. I want you to get today is that no matter how many times you've experienced something in the world you will never experience it the same way twice and so if every experience has the potential to be a new experience then every experience has the potential to be fascinated.

@TheJasonGoldberg

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing your insights and your takeaways! I really appreciate it Jacqueline!

Good going @Jason!

@TheJasonGoldberg

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sonia!

How can I like this twice.. Such deep knowledge

This is amazing, thank you so much, looking forward to explore layers of everything and everyone around me, slow down and focus more on details, and enjoy the fascinating feelings that will come out of it.

@TheJasonGoldberg

5 жыл бұрын

I love your insights and commitment around this! So happy to hear the talk was valuable for you! Have fun! :)

I don't know is an opportunity for everything, thank you! I realize that everything changes, even this thought I am having right now, if I was to repeat this thought, it may be slightly different due to attention, retention, attitude, desire, ect, nothing ever stays exactly the same, except for one thing; knowing that you are alive never changes.

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

Amen! You are so right and really beautifully said! Thanks for watching and for sharing your insight.

Thank you.

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

Great talk Jason! Love that you "don't know" a lot! :P Constant curiosity is the cure for cancerous thoughts!

@TheJasonGoldberg

6 жыл бұрын

There is SOOO much I don't know that I'm not even sure if "I don't know" is an inclusive enough statement! But I also don't know that it's not! Oh man, now I'm confused :)

Hey jason, fascination hack really works man!🤩

@TheJasonGoldberg

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear it worked for you! It's one of my fav practices to do!

AMAZING SPEECH!! GO JASON

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Audrey! So happy you loved it!

well done JG - inspirational as always

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Kay!!

Great talk. Looking for ways to improve my enthusiasm. Helped a bunch. Thanks!

@TheJasonGoldberg

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for sharing Emilio! I'm really happy it resonated! Lots of love!

Nice work on this. I really like the idea of the fact that each experience can be different. Great Job! I hope to see more in the future.

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Keith! I really appreciate it my friend!

I lost this enthusiasm already and i am relearning it. All i can say is everytime i am enthusiastic in an interview next thing i know i am accepted! 🥰🥰🥰

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

YES!! Enthusiasm is such an infectious thing (maybe I shouldn't be using that word right now, but you know what I mean, LOL)! Good on you for taking ownership to relearn it my friend!

Beautiful work on the experience

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I tried what you suggested on my way to airport and it actually worked! It felt great.

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome! I'm so happy to hear it my friend! Good for you for taking my talk from INFORMATION to TRANSFORMATION! You rock!

Thank you for this

@TheJasonGoldberg

7 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Jason!

Really helped me with history class haha Thanks bro :)

@TheJasonGoldberg

6 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA! I love it! You never know what will be helpful and where :)

❤

How can I be fascinated?

@TheJasonGoldberg

4 жыл бұрын

Did you try the "fascination hack" that I shared around the 12:57 mark? I would love to hear if that helps :)

You have to make efforts... "Arise, therefore, and, with the whole enthusiasm of your hearts, with all the eagerness of your souls, the full fervor of your will, and the concentrated efforts of your entire being, strive to attain the paradise of His presence,.." ~ Baha'u'llah

im excited but later it vanish bc i have depression

@TheJasonGoldberg

4 жыл бұрын

I absolutely know the feeling and have plenty of bouts with depression myself. For me, I know being gentle on myself and having compassion for what I'm going through is helpful to allow the depression to pass a bit sooner. Often times whats also really helpful for me is to go be of service to someone else. To get out of my own head and out of my own ego and see how I can make a difference for someone else. One way I love to do that is to go to starbucks, buy a $5 gift card and give it to someone that works there and tell them that THEY get to choose who to give it to, to pay for their coffee sometime during their shift. Now not only do I feel good for having done something nice for someone else, but its doubled because the employee feels great to be able to pay that forward. Sending you love Mark - the depression will always pass if we allow it and if you can be willing for the excitement to return whenever its ready, you may see it happen even faster!

i guessed it. but i dont know

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Instead of calling it rational thinking I'd think the more befitting term wouldve been automatic thinking

@TheJasonGoldberg

3 жыл бұрын

I can definitely see that perspective. Thank you!

I am typing the letter 4 O: 4 is not a letter im so impacted to find out that the number 4 is not a letter wow just wow look at this I can type so many words on this website wow just wow so amazed and look at that 13m subs wow just wow and look at that I said the word wow 9 times wow just wow ( slow clap)

Jason, I hope you use reusable cup/mug these days :)

@TheJasonGoldberg

6 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA of course....well most of the time :)

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I would personally prefer the title How to INSPIRE Fascination and Engineer Enthusiasm, rather than how to "Manufacture". Manufacture implies manipulation and feels dirty and under-handed. Good talk though.

@TheJasonGoldberg

8 жыл бұрын

A good option indeed. Thanks :)