Interessante!!!

Listening at 1.75 :-)

Crazy world, just spent the last 2 hours studying from her book in my apartment across the river from St. Norberts college where she went to school. 🤯

Thanks for this video

I feel like I benefited greatly from this great talk. 👏

This is very nice stuff - I would agree inside of my life experience so far - lovely man -

This brought me to tears. John Lewis is an American hero.

This book is my favorite parenting book. It changed our lives and the advice in it made me step back and allow my son to find his own way and take off. I recommended it for every parent.

Busy all the time is not good.

How to talk with bj Miller please?

These kids also live in a world where the news reports on global warming, and the end of humanity... we are being told we have ten or twenty years... imagine what that does to their minds! I grew up with the stress of the Cold War and threat of nuclear war with the USSR... that was bad... but this is next level.

Great presentation!

This is a very good speech. I love it

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Painful truth to hear, but so brilliantly said. Floored by the the extremely talented, creative and genius Grant Yackel (floored, but not surprised). Yes, you are a survivor. You are so much more than that, though. There are no words that I can think of that would do you justice. You are one of the most amazing humans I know and one of my most favorite. Don’t ever stop sharing your gifts with the world 🙌

And this is why I am so glad I graduated from college and left when I did :)

BEAUTIFUL & WISE Daughters of the Universe! "These are all our children. We will profit by, or pay for, whatever they become." -- James Baldwin

Quiero su vídeo pero en español

Self reflection (values, purpose, actions that matter), balance, true self confidence,

Quite an insightful video. Certainly worth watching.

How come this only has 260 views? Amazing stuff :-)

A very insightful video, must watch!

This is a great lecture

this is a fantastic video. lots of insight into patently and the roots of our parenting deficits.

One thing I will try that is mentioned here and in other academic resources on effective education is getting more adults in the classrooms, training them, and retaining a certain percentage as a steady volunteer force. For the most part, nothing remotely similar to this is happening in schools I know of in my area. It's just my speculation but getting more parents and adults involved seems like it would lead to additional support for students and all involved parties, an increased sense of community, and more consistency between priorities, needs, and messaging within the classroom, home, and community.

A great American historian speaking about a very Great American!!!

Soft skills matter in the workforce. Employers pick the candidate with the best soft skills. www.huffingtonpost.com/yasmina-blackburn/employers-care-about-soft_b_6440656.html

Fascinating, brilliant and tenacious research with beautful and comical delivery, though from a tragic history. As a 61 year old "orchid" male child, I can very much identify and, at least subjectively anecdotally, confirm "the message": LOVE YOUR'S AND ALL CHILDREN WITH ALL YOUR HEART, MIND, SOUL & STRENGTH!!! Thank you for caring enough to research and give hope!

Thank you so much, it helps a lot!

This changes a bit when you older like me....things are more written in stone...and you have less choices in male/female dating possibilities

❤️ this young girls! I think the less resourced communities and schools should be given more resources for a period of time, possibly for generations, so they can have the opportunity to catch up, feel save and thrive. I don’t know how funding works, but as a mom from a community who has enough, I would be happy to see more state or federal money go to communities who need it, even if we got less. We have enough, and chances are, if we don’t, we have family or friends, or churches nearby who can help. Really loved hearing these girls and wish them the best.

This lecture is must listen for all aspiring entrepreneurs.

I wonder why there are no VISUALS on screen during this talk. It seems to me that part of the problem with screen addiction is a lack of FOCUS. Our devices flood us with INFO-MANIA. This is highly stimulating, but also depressing, because there is no goal, no clear focus, just endlessly stimulation.

The 30,000,000 words claim comes from a 50 year old study that was dubious at best. Claiming the gap is 30,000,000 words before the age of four means 75 million words per year ... that's 24 words PER SECOND that is the GAP ALONE. She's basically saying that well developed kids are hearing more than 24 words per second for 14 hours per day non-stop ... for four years. This is impossible. The idea is good but silly math claims that are impossible hurt the message.

Hi sweetie I just played that for my oldest son here in Las Vegas. We’re always touched every time we listen to this. Again I thank you so much and remember I love you I have even if you really don’t know me you really don’t have to know me you just need to know that it’s true that I love you. You’re awesome kid

I’m proud to have you as my family. I love you

Having a childhood is not the same as being left unsupervised in the streets. Parents can sit themselves outside on a folding chair in a safe, largely quiet and car-free area and let the kids play freely with the neighborhood kids. They can go to a park and do the same. They can bring kids over to the house or the backyard. "Free range" parents are irresponsible, and I and others with this sense are no "helicopters." We just understand that kids are still uncooked. I don't know of any evidence anyway to suggest that the more a kid roams around the streets unsupervised, the more successful and independent that kid becomes in life. There are also many families that don't even have the means because they live in extremely busy cities, sometimes crime-ridden ones, in apartments or small homes, maybe in low-income areas rather than wealthy suburban areas. A kid won't experience detriment just because he/she doesn't walk and play miles away from home without watchful adults nearby. There are many means for kids to play and discover the world.

Could you address more of why men get to have more leisure time than women? Why were you rushing in the morning as your husband relaxed? Why does it seem the majority of women complain about exactly this, and what can we do about that?

qualitative vs quantitative = a tremendous amount of data

This is a very thoughtful and informative lecture. We all change during the course of our lives. Generally we all get better and better; we all grow up. His book "The Triumphs of Experience" is well worth reading.

thank you. acajudi100 of YT.