It's Time to Disrupt You! | Jay Samit | TEDxAugusta
Jay Samit teaches people how to master personal transformation, seize opportunity, and thrive in this era of endless innovation.
Serial entrepreneur Jay Samit is a technology innovator who has partnered with startups, Fortune 500 firms, and the White House to positively impact the lives of billions around the world. Samit is the bestselling author of Disrupt You! Master Personal Transformation, Seize Opportunity, and Thrive in the Era of Endless Innovation.
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
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Jay's "Disrupt You" is one of the best books I've ever read. Truly brilliant mind.
@dcrump
3 жыл бұрын
Just started reading it ... wow! I’m 6hours in
@ShockWave67
3 жыл бұрын
@@dcrump enjoy brother
Change Who You Think You Are is a profound statement of transformation from the distorted mirroring we received as children to changing our filter to be deciding if our thought or action is determining and useful for who we want to be.
3:36 "The purpose of life, is to live a life of purpose" 5:56 "In life, you only get what you believe you deserved" The 1st rule of self-disruption: The only 2 things you need to succeed in life, are insight & drive
@musclevisionathletics6609
7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing that!
@freddy29228
7 жыл бұрын
Great quotes by Jay Samit. Have you read his book yet? World Economic Forum 2016 says that over 5mil jobs will go to automation by 2020. Check out my review of his book on LinkedIn here, www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-your-big-zombie-idea-2016-ivonne-teoh
@SammyCee23
6 жыл бұрын
But but Mark Twain said the only 2 things you need to succeed in life are confidence and ignorance!
This message needs to be proclaimed far & wide for all to hear! Especially my favorite, "Fear of failure is the most fiendish on earth. It robs you of your success and the world of your creation." Way to go Jay! Keep on keepin' on Mr. Disruptor!
I think it's very interesting to note how few views amazing talks like this get. I'm not saying the popular talks are bad; it's just that they are usually very charismatic speakers who are good at talking TO the audience rather than at them.
Immortality is making a difference with the time we have. 3 lies keeping us enslaved 1. Not smart enough, in life you only get what you think you deserve, master the process not the job 2. I will fail, fear creates paralysis, appreciate on how far you've come. A negative mind will never find success. Success doesn't make you, being happy makes you successful 3. I don't have resources, figure out how to get to know people. Success comes from helping solve others problems. For you to change who you are, you must change who you think you are, time to disrupt you.
I read his book Disrupt YOU!, and it was really good. It shows you how to look at the world through the lenses of innovation. If you are trying to figure out how to start company, this book can open your eyes.
The world Authority on Disruption, speaking from real life experiences from owning and running companies from around the world. Great insight on disrupting our own life. I would recommend you get Jays book "Disrupt You" and judge the master of disruption yourself. Thank you Jay, you made a great impact on my life last year with your book.
excellent talk. certainly deserving of more views.
Inspiring talk. Thank you for being you and sharing your words with the world!
Love this talk Mr. Samit! Thank you!! #DisruptYou
One of the best ted talks that I have seen.
Great talk, Jay!
AMAZING AND INSPIRING!!!
glad i found this now..
...Thank You for posting this....
Awesome talk ! Thank you :)
Jay is an amazing guy with an amazing mind!
Great Ted talk got me thinking deep, our time is our life make the most of every opportunity and fail forward
That was powerful
Just read the book, great stuff!!
Amazing inspiring talk. Success does not leads to happiness. Happiness leads to success - well said
Awesome!!!
excellent on all levels
Wow amazing video and watching everytime ❤️👍
Great presentation!
Woooo wtf that was amazing!!!
Amazing
Is this Augusta Georgia? My HOMETOWN!
That was dope
😊😊😊
It's been 5 years since this was published. Who here made their rich dream come true?
Goat
you have to start small, show your balance sheets make money, and it can grow.
I m what I am. Pop Eye The Sailor Man
Sorry if i am wrong, but isn't amazon the largest online retailer in the world?
@cxa011500
8 жыл бұрын
No, not anymore. It's Alibaba now.
@Gameboob
8 жыл бұрын
I looked it up, Amazon has a higher revenue, but much lower profit margins. I'm not actually clear why Alibaba is considered "bigger" if their revenue is lower, but the profit difference was striking. Amazon made 274 M USD profit in 2014. Alibaba made 3.5 B USD in that year. And Alibaba is poised to grow faster than Amazon.
@h2jennings
5 жыл бұрын
The difference Amazon carries inventory and Alibaba don't.
@h2jennings
5 жыл бұрын
He stated Alibaba is the largest online retailer that carries no inventory!
@edcgear6653
5 жыл бұрын
That depends upon your definition, of a "retailer?"
Tai Lopez brought me here!
@JohnnyArtPavlou
6 жыл бұрын
chinkuak23, Tom Bilyeu brought me.
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Love Jay Samit but this talk was way too basic and personally didnt like the vibe. Should have done his speech the way he does his interviews!
@stephentackett1098
8 жыл бұрын
Boo on you. It was great!
@joojoobaba
8 жыл бұрын
+Stephen Tackett Glad u liked it though. Nothing but love for Jay.
Are you kidding me? There was a red talk in my city 4 years ago and no one told me anything? I feel... disrupted
Teaches? Or recites clichés in a Tim Cook voice? Yes, they're mostly true. So ok. Just remember negative people can't have positive ideas. During the shuttle disaster, the engineers were positive about the O-Ring's risk of failure, therefore nothing negative could result? Not so. Some people are disagreeable and lower in openness, it doesn't make their ideas invalid. Asserting otherwise is something only a negative person would say. Which means the logic is self invalidating.
Asks why people are working the jobs they hate. 'Cause ~70% of population would starve to death if they didn't.
vague, common sense, positivity, etc.. far out man. a single piece of practical, insightful advice would've been nice