This video made me think that when we try to perform for our ego, and to prove something, there is this barrier in the way of pure performance. When we focus on the goal we have set and doing a good job out of enjoyment and clarity of our mission we can enter a flow state and perform more intimately with the task we have chosen.

@carolschmidt5807

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, there truly is Flow. Thank you for communicating.

@IvnValmont

2 жыл бұрын

Our ego is always there. If you brush your teeth, know your own name or change pants, you have an ego. What he explains is more the philosophical perspective of ego vs having a reduced one as you cannot lose your ego completely

@alexsanoff585

2 жыл бұрын

@@IvnValmont this is a good point, if we lost our ego completely we would no longer be able to operate in the world effectively, just look at people blasted off on psychedelics who have forgotten who they are. As you say the goal is perhaps to reduce the negative impact that ego can play in our lives while still being aware of our place.

@UmarKhan-su1vv

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said

@RoyalBlue-pf3qw

2 ай бұрын

Yes !!!!

1) Constant seeking of approval 2) Always focused on outcomes because of the need for constant approvals (Could also be a perfectionist) 3) Not persistent and quits easily as outcomes are difficult to achieve 4) Looks people and things to blame 5) Cannot perform under pressure because it gets anxiety if people are looking

@filiphal

Жыл бұрын

you didn't have to expose me like that man

@warrenbradford2597

Жыл бұрын

The five weaknesses of having a big ego. Also, reasons to be humble if you want to be truly rational.

confident humility

@davidhanson8232

3 жыл бұрын

Really, I think he has lots of ego

To overcome my ego, I must learn how to confident. Just avoid being too confident. I am already working on humility as well.

my mom is a task oriented person .. a single mother raised 3 children in africa ...thats an achievment .. she always emphasized on always working hard , doing your task on time, being punctual she aint perfect to us 3 she is ..i instantly thought of her 3 min listening to the talk ,,but also had some pretty interesting insight about myself .. your words really resonates .. thank u

The fact that self-improvement videos get such few views while entertainment videos get it in buckets tells you just how despicable people find it to work on themselves. Learn to interact with someone on the same energy level as you. It'll save you a lot of heartache.

Task orientated; "goals to help us stretch not stress". How tightly ego is tied to stress. Thank you.

I experienced a devastating ego death which sent me into a bad depression after my Army career failed. Recently experienced another from a failed romantic relationship, but this time I feel relief and joy from the learning experience in spite of my failure

This is one of the best talks I’ve ever heard in my life. Thank you sir for this!

one of the best TED talks I have watched....and devoured...now I just need to implement

Happy to see you out there yourself performing at a high level, my friend.

Key takeways: 1. Task oriented 2. Confident- humility

@warrenbradford2597

Жыл бұрын

I prefer Confident and humility to achieve true rationality.

Gold! Made me cry! Summed up my life’s challenges in 12 minutes. Thank you!

Great talk . Task oriented. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

So crucial to High Performance in business and in the greatest sport of all time tennis!!

wow..His words inspired me a lot... Thank you TED and Manning for providing this and gave us insight to become a better person. I appreciate it!

Thank you for sharing! 💙

This is the best ted talk i have ever heard.

I just wanted to say thank you for this I really needed this because I felt entitled to success .I failed to make my football team and I took it personal and was starting to get upset thinking I deserved it and started to think the coach just doesn't like me. And now I'm looking back and thinking other players have been there for years training and working hard and I'm here for one day and expected to be the best.Micheal jordan the greatest basketball player in history was cut from his high school team due to lack of skill but look where he ended up. I realized it's not if you will fail because you will but its how respond to failures .

@Janeknowsuwell

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this

@mekiaelizabeth2988

Жыл бұрын

Wow, what wise insight!

Great insight Craig!

I needed to hear this. Thankyou

powerful.

very insightful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The Best !!

This is exactly what I needed to hear! Thanks a million!💚

@Saju497

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree to me too! I always turn to outcomes and that creates anxiety and it results in suffering! Focus on the task and that is in the present. Game on!

Just amazing outstanding

Wanting to Win is also part of the Ego.

Yes great talk!

Brilliant!

Just brilliant

Thank you

We all found it, great TED!

Confident humility is my new mantra. Confidence in your skills and humility as in no one is entitled to success. As Krishna said, "Ma karma phala hetur bhurmatey sangostva akarmani."

Omg this is so me. I need to get myself together 😭😩

Wow!! This is speaking to me.

This is really amazing I am thinking to share this story with my kids tonight.

When your focus goes to the outcome, then the ego stand up😊 so let's be tasks Maker and believing in our selves ❤❤❤

Dont let people tell you what is good for you and not good for you, only you know what is good for you cause only you know what you’re good at. Whatever you want to do because you know you can do it deep down in your heart, the first that shouldn’t come to your mind is people’s opinions cause people will project and manipulate. Their manipulation will cloud you and make you believe in it instead of believing what you know is true.

There are levels to this.

Best talk

Beautiful

Great talk.

I get this, very well studied and presented.

Thank you Craig. Great advice. Right on time 😃

@imgoingplacestoday

2 жыл бұрын

awesome advice

Confident Humility... Be Task Oriented... Nice Content... Very Timely...

This transforms the way I view performance.

Very smart discussion on ego

Ty

This is what the book "Ego is the Enemy" is telling about "don't be passionate."

Task oriented vs ego 🤘

task oriented -> persistent, performs good under pressure as it sets focus on the task Ego oriented -> gets approval from outcomes( outcomes come from the future where also fear originates from) Ego oriented mind has a bad work ethic, sets extreme goals, not persistent, performs bad under pressure

It's hard to hear but it needs to be heard.

Interesting.

If we are ever going to survive on this planet, we have to quiet our minds and keep our egos in check. Presence is needed. Don't forget to mark a special day on your calendar: World Ego Awareness Day (WEAD) is on May 11th of this year.

Great talk. Oriented, not orientated -- common mistake. Like people who say let's have time for socialization instead of socializing.

Not the best TED on ego but pretty good

@dylantaylor6200

3 жыл бұрын

yeah

1:56 is that britta

comments get points! comment comment comment...

watching 'The Last Dance' showed how big an ego player Michael Jordan was... but then again, he is the greatest of all time... hmmm interesting

@wesgb226

2 жыл бұрын

it didn't matter because he always focused on getting better

@undertaker9956

Жыл бұрын

His ego helped him to become better Cristano ronaldo is the Sam has big ego but very good ego not toxic one like most of people

Okay ill bite, so then whats the point of doing a task if we dont care about the outcome?

Cut the ego and you awaken. My children called out my name and my husband's name, Mama and Dada. Not ma'n and woman. Nameless identities, to keep us following childless father's and mother's (priests and Nuns.) It is time to cut ego , know self , to see and hear what is in front of you. The animals know they came from Mama. Not a fathers spirit and woman's body, the priests talk about. That is a duality, they who follow spiritually have been reborn in. The rainbow

This is nonsense. This only makes sense if you remove A BIT of your ego, but if you remove it 100% you just don’t care about developing any skills or helping anybody, because at the end, ego is what creates all non animalistic motivations (and some animalistic too).

@alkia100

2 жыл бұрын

I dont think the goal is to remove your ego. I think it is to manage it and shape it so it does not hinder you

hmm not great talk sad

I have seen better talks on Ego to be honest.

japan will take the kurils sakhalin and vladivostok south korea will take north korea.

Interesting, but not jaw dropping talk.

This accent is sending me west