Making the impossible possible | Mick Ebeling

Mick Ebeling’s dream was always to use storytelling and technology to help as many people as possible. In his talk, he talks about his journey to Sudan to create 3D-printed prosthetic limbs for a young boy. His message? Hold fear in one hand, passion in the other, and leap confidently in the direction of your dreams.
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Enjoy this unedited talk by Mick Ebeling.
Filmed at TEDYouth in 2015.

[@TheKBDestiny]

Here because I’m reading his book. If this video is recommended by the algorithm this is your sign

[@ComicRhema]

Awesome, I’m reading his book and had to watch the Ted talk . Inspiring

[@oluseunakinwale4187]

Incredible stories are the touchstones of basic humanity.

[@sham60]

I work for the Avnet group and the work this man has done is beyond amazing. The Parkinson’s program and the hearing vest invention are amazing. Great work. Keep it going.

[@JHollowayNetwork]

He also worked as executive producer at 3 Ring Circus (alongside CEO & Founder John Sideropoulos, and Lori Pate).

[@robertareid8949]

Inspiring and Uplifting!!!!!

[@TheKelannkel]

Help one. Help many. It starts with ONE.

[@gizellecastillo9095]

How did Mick and his team use at least 3 of the 7 habits to create the product and succeed in helping people?

[@billbrown9910]

Very cool.

[@Femtophysiker]

The ten minutes message: technology realized a product that helped the human...come on short the story! Thanks.

[@MercutioLeonhart]

No, a human repurposed a technology to help another human. Your attempt to summarise this failed.

[@robm6009]

Thank goodness for overconfident men