How do we Do Impossible? | Cameron Chell | TEDxMontrealWomen

We have all faced and experienced "impossible" in our lives. But what is the key to overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds? In this talk, Cameron Chell will tell his own story of recovery from addiction and life on the streets of Vancouver’s East End. In the face of an impossible situation, thinking of the big picture can be daunting and even paralyzing. To achieve the "impossible," we must focus on just "doing the next thing."
Cameron Chell is the CEO of Business Instincts Group, a Venture Creation Services Firm whose focus is building high-tech startups. Cameron’s success as both a serial entrepreneur and investor has been built on the founding principles of Clarity, Alignment and Measurement. He spends his time working with entrepreneurs and investors’ determining what is most important in projects and specifically how to get it done. Taking this approach, and his tenacious pursuit of creating possibility, Cameron created Business Instincts Group, focusing their energies on answering “What If?” Cam has lead companies and teams to great success including Urthecast which he co-founded, Cold Bore Technologies, Slyce, Futurelink, Raptor Rig, Trace and Trax. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@kobesmith9132]

This guy came into my school today to talk to my class amazing man and an incredible story

[@mago3886]

This is an awesome video, it’s not about tomorrow it’s not about yesterday it’s all about what right in front of you and what you decide to do with it to obtain your goal

[@lee7701]

We must all remember that we can make absolutely anything possible. For example if a person in the UK places a slice of bread and butter on the floor and somebody else in New Zealand does the same thing they will have just transformed the earth into a sandwich.

[@jeffbuick5980]

Honesty can be so beautiful. Thanks for such a dynamic and honest story. Thanks, Cam, for just being you.

[@sanace1983]

What an amazing story. Thank you for sharing.

[@gretatownsend9591]

This man is my second cousin! My dad is his 1st cousin:)

[@igorrodrigues2532]

I Just need to do the next right thing. Got it!

[@pixie89]

Thank you so much for sharing your story sir, i really Appreciate it. 😊

[@fredeschen3783]

As a recovering paraplegic I have spent the last three years working on the next thing. That's life.

[@Sbannmarie298]

Fred. Glad you’re here.

[@dominikamaciejasz8698]

Now, that's what I call a great talk! Chapeu bas.

[@tashagimera8589]

thank you

[@Digitalguru111]

Great Speaking :

[@rosemariewootton7837]

Wow great talk

[@vijityadav13]

How do we Do the Impossible? By Doing the Next Thing !

[@aliheshmati3153]

👍👍

[@qanishque]

did he just say "three words" followed by "can you help us?". 🤪

[@PlumbingPredator]

Only thing he forgot to mention is all his companies are pump and dumps lol

[@askagain6169]

Not all ..

[@cmdrdyland]

I knew there was a catch somewhere

[@chellgames3854]

This is all a sham. He goes around milking and stealing money from investors. Google him. Look at the list of companies he is involved in. Shame on you TED for promoting this con man.

[@casario2808]

thanks