Sir Ken Robinson: Finding Your Element

[@rosewhite9851]

Just found out that Sir Ken has sadly lost a short battle with cancer 😞 Heartfelt thanks for his wit, intelligence and compassion.

[@notacooldudewithanattitude2731]

wait what?

[@rosewhite9851]

@@notacooldudewithanattitude2731 yes I'm sorry but it's true, his family posted on his Facebook page earlier today 😥

[@ChristianCarlssonCC]

Very sad! Legend

[@gynoval]

😢😢😢

[@DudsDuda]

😢😢😢

[@agustinussantoso135]

He saved my life 5 years ago. Help me startrd to think about my passion. Found it, live it.. Life never been the same afterwards.

[@SambitMishra153]

Live an inspirational life 👍

[@SaraFJones]

Can I ask how you did it?

[@hwoarangica]

@@agustinussantoso135 thank you soooooo sooo much for this testemony! When i read you're an architect i couldnt believe it....im also an architect but couldnt find the passion in this profession...been very depressed because it for years, thoughed i missed the meaning of my life by choosing the wrong profession and that i cant do anything to change it. I guess i can do something after all. Thank you.

[@agustinussantoso135]

@@hwoarangica it's never too late to turn around in your life. I was told. Whenever you feel something wrong, you'd chosen the wrong way, u turn a s a p.

[@Gustavo2007vz]

Thank you for this! In my case I just realized again after an awful interview that my purpose in life is definitely Not to be trapped feeling numbed in a low-management position. Money cannot be my only driver. It certainly is not. I’m reborn. I’m studying now for a couple new options, one of them is teaching. That really is one of my passions!

[@toucheguy]

Ken Robinson was a star that left a special light on Earth. And he will always shine in our hearts and minds.

[@janswimwild]

He was a remarkable gift to the world, sharing his talents generously. Rest in Peace Sir Ken, and thank you.

[@jondoyle44]

"Never resent getting old, It's a privilege denied to many" 09:32 including Sir Ken. RIP. 🙏 What a man ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and how Ironic that he quoted the above in this talk.

[@adrianolouback1550]

He was 70, not that old but also not so young.

[@Erebos931]

He was older than most in history.

[@Grandalf50]

But Young at heart. RIP Sir Ken. Maranatha

[@Jaydcoke]

RIP Sir Ken Robinson. Incisive, Inspiring, Entertaining. A soul who truly found his element and made a difference.

[@siangrant1352]

Only discovered Sir Ken a couple of weeks ago and what an absolute treasure he is.

[@jeandistefano5486]

I agree! Gina in lights

[@pauthomp]

He is an absolute star

[@thinktank3231]

Hans rosling too

[@ayandamthimkhulu1264]

I wonder if there are any more treasures like him out there for us to find...

[@pauthomp]

Ayanda Mthimkhulu all and each of every one of us I imagine is the message...🥴... the treasure is within... like ‘the kingdom of Heaven ‘.. meantime such guides are reassuring... similarly Joseph Campbell ‘follow your bliss’.... how easy that sounds, how hard the way..

[@kinoplaysgames4858]

back when I was in college I was at my lowest point int life and more lost and depressed than ever Sir Ken Robinson’s talks were all I watched. It allowed me to realize that we are all special in our own way, and to never allow myself to feel less than. I’m so sad to hear of his passing because he is one of the people I would have love to meet in person.

[@Prince.Hamlet]

Thank you for sharing that. I’m just now discovering him, unfortunately also discovering that he’s no longer with us.

[@maimh9136]

I discovered him on 15 Sept 2020. He passed away on 21 August 2020. What a shame I totally missed him. What a great personality.

[@mohsinejaz6011]

Did you get a chance to hear his TED talk?

[@maimh9136]

@@mohsinejaz6011 I did. It was awesome.

[@maimh9136]

@@mohsinejaz6011 I did. It was awesome.

[@Dman9fp]

I was shown his lecture on school killing creativity in 9th grade several years back. Yeah, life is cruel, gotta recognize your blessings every day

[@kennyball8236]

I just found Ken tonight by accident and liked him straight away. Everything he talks about in this engaging, funny and enigmatic talk resonates with me. I have just read that Ken passed away peacefully yesterday and I am deeply saddened. Education needs an advocate for change and a complete shake up and I hope that you have set the wheels in motion Ken Robinson. RIP beautiful man...

[@dj8350]

kenny ball Oh no!! That’s so sad!

[@juliewarren2118]

My thoughts exactly. Lost to us far too soon.

[@3leggedsharkkickssurferinballs]

Super sad....I'm ashamed to admit that I wasn't even aware of his passing until this morning! :( The good ones are taken too soon.

[@chrigrue]

I am glad to be able to still listen to his brilliant mind. Thank you, Ken Robinson, for your talents that you shared with the world.

[@adammaxwell6017]

Hello dear how are you doing?

[@fafbourke1]

So sorry to hear Ken has passed away. This man was such a true inspiration who could so clearly articulate the real purpose of education. Education should be about teaching kids to be creative and to love to learn, so they actively want to be lifelong learners.

[@TaylorInsight1]

awe so sorry to hear that

[@Priyadarshan_Nag]

I just discovered Ken today after watching a short Instagram clip from his TED talk. The man's ability to hold the audience's attention with his brilliant wit, humour, and case studies is beyond amazing!!! The man was a gem! 💎

[@marcybrooks3425]

The concept isn't new. Kierkegaard said "The greatest form of despair is to live a life other than your own." But, Ken's way of present it is fresh and wonderful.

[@Albimar17]

Socrates once famously said "An unexamined life is not worth living". To which of course I replied: "How the hell would you know?"

[@marcybrooks3425]

@@Albimar17 LOL Well, I can tell you from personal experience that the "examined" life is much more satisfying and in the long-run more beneficial to others.

[@richardscherer9711]

The ubiquitous cover bands with millions of vicarious music stars is the greatest form of despair multiplied exponentially around the world for decades. If that's not a specter of our impending doom, nothing is.

[@ISO-guys]

Wisdom, pragmatism, humility, served up with a gentle Liverpudlian humour. What a great man, so sad to hear of his passing.

[@velvetpaws999]

And when he finished, all I felt like adding was ‘’Amen”, because that is how it is.

[@merrybarua1]

I love how he states everyday truths in a simple yet inspirational style. And laced with humour.

[@ayandamthimkhulu1264]

He's definitely found his element

[@pucca88panda]

He is the most inspirational person I've seen so far! His speeches deserve more views and likes - spread the world

[@KingRoseArchives]

Please let your friends know. Thank you.

[@rema439]

40:00 This it! The power of attitude is often what distinguish people when bad thing happen. What inspirational man and speech.

[@teekabhattarai1558]

I would have wished him live longer but no complains - he has left enough behind for us to care!

[@PeterteRiele]

Let's mark his words and bring them to deeds. How inspiring and true!

[@dorcasderose4485]

I happened across Sir Ken's talks on TED. He is such an eloquent speaker. Just like he says in this talk, An hour can seem like 5 minutes when you listen to him speak with such passion and sense. His work on changing the school education system itself shows his passion. Recently, changes in my work area (I'm in a bank and was part of the Retail business, heading the Payment Cards Business and now have moved into Training Delivery and Talent Development) have shown me how working in your element can change how you look at life. I am doing now what I am passionate about and loving every opportunity I get. As always, thank you Sir Ken for inspiring us to seek out our passion and be what we were meant to be!

[@PeterteRiele]

@@dorcasderose4485 great to hear!

[@parvinworliwalla4782]

Mesmerising! I saw this over a few days and couldn't take it off my mind ever! His whole persona, the aura is kind of out of this world! He was a blessed soul!

[@K12-b7l]

I just stumbled upon this remarkable man. What a legacy he will leave behind. Although he is gone, he will go on helping many others. Thank you, sir!

[@alibeaumont-filder3185]

One amazing guy .. gifted orator ... compassionate man .. now hear we have lost him too . He will be missed .

[@2handsomeforlaw]

I just discovered you today Sir Ken Robinson, you really touched me. How sad I was when I realized that you died on week ago. Thank you so much, I will do my best to learn from you and to study you more. May you rest in peace.

[@Ignition2310]

Same here. This talk was really great. I got a lot out of it!

[@Pahbarazzy]

You found your element, and you lived your life leaving us all, the proof that living in your element, does not only make sense for the self, but to all around you. Thank you. RIP Sir Ken Robinson

[@rabeendernadhamuni6010]

His Ted talk brought me here.. And this is even more impressive.. wonderful speech.

[@missjumafe]

Uiui Klopp nl

[@blf112761]

What did 307 people find about this to hit the dislike button? What a marvelous, wise man, and what a loss that he is no longer with us.

[@latavarma6980]

Remarkable person. May your talks keep inspiring generations. RIP

[@rayeallison-smith2216]

I know Ken has I inspired many people in his professional life and will continue to inspire others even in his death.

[@jaybhatt6775]

Sir Ken is the coolest grandpa I ever had. I can listen to this man all day and all night.

[@KingRoseArchives]

So glad to hear you enjoyed it! We love him too

[@KokoRoko877]

A monumental thinker, one of a kind; in the same league as Hemingway and Plato. The questions he tackles are most fundamental and thoughtprovoking. First of all he is such a humanly human, one of the best examples of our race. And the sense of humor wraps his words in magnificent warm blanket. Thank you Ken, rest in peace! I know, you are not taking your situation too seriously if you can see it now :)

[@Cherem777]

Nothing he’s saying is really that profound though. If you took away the accent it would be a pretty basic talk

[@dorcasderose4485]

Only just found this. Gutted to go through the comments afterwards to find out he died. His inspiration lives on

[@alexandrasousa6554]

Thank you for sharing your work and gifts. You'll be missed, Sir Ken Robinson ❤️

[@hakukuze7947]

Sir Ken’s main teaching circulates around being a success in your own life and not in other eyes. Not what you own, how much you make or who you know, but are you feeling more subtle joy than other feelings in your daily life.

[@trueseeker262]

Thank you Dr Ken Robinson. I found my element in my catering, even though my family had theirs. I was asked to inherited it but declined. I felt their model was based on not what I felt what I wanted to cook. I worked and worked for minimum wage job, Domino driver while testing my food on everyone. Life was not easy. However my wife was supportive. After saving for tools and machines. My passion was felt but a manager of a local office. Im now cooking for them. It will lead to better thing. Never lose hope, and having the tools ready when the chance comes. RIP sir!

[@itsnlee]

‘If you do something you don’t care for, you might be physically fine, but depressed.’ Never have I heard someone say exactly what I’ve been feeling for the past 4 years. I’m existing but not really living. Sir Ken Robinson’s talks are such a healing gift I wished he was still alive today.

[@bluepuppy1139]

It's different to watch this and hear him talk and learn he has just recently gone on ahead. I hope it was as peaceful as could be.

[@lokiinlalaland9881]

How extraordinarily clever of KZbin to show me this.

[@ssnhillyard]

Many teachers at last, because of Covid 19 and remote teaching, have helped millions of students to find their hidden talents through transforming their classes from instruction to creative differentiated activities. Through this, students have had opportunities to discover what they CAN do and, even better, their families have helped them and seen them flourish. I know it's not happened everywhere, of course, but where it has happened it is striking.

[@danahansen5427]

Regrettably, I suspect that most of the brick-and-mortar school teachers have no clue of the opportunity that was handed to them.

[@dailybread4461]

one of the great speakers at TED talks....very inspiring

[@roshanthajay]

I happened across Sir Ken's talks on TED. He is such an eloquent speaker. Just like he says in this talk, An hour can seem like 5 minutes when you listen to him speak with such passion and sense. His work on changing the school education system itself shows his passion. Recently, changes in my work area (I'm in a bank and was part of the Retail business, heading the Payment Cards Business and now have moved into Training Delivery and Talent Development) have shown me how working in your element can change how you look at life. I am doing now what I am passionate about and loving every opportunity I get. As always, thank you Sir Ken for inspiring us to seek out our passion and be what we were meant to be!

[@dondada9135]

I just watched one of his other videos and when it ended I was like “wait,already”?wow

[@money5434]

What an inspiringly intelligent human being. Read his book the Element. Made me rethink my whole life.

[@talentbyamugisha4787]

Sad that you are gone when I had just discovered you. You intelligence, guidance and teachings will forever live on

[@chauminhcao2229]

Thank you Sir Ken Robinson, you are such an eloquent speaker with your passion. Yesterday, I was invited to a Talkshow of high school students in Vietnam and I talk about the way to find passions, share with them your story, my favorite one, the Dead Valley. I feel so lucky to know you and watch you. Hope see you one day!

[@pamberry6354]

I have been listening to Sir Ken Robinson's talk for a couple of years. I especially love the ones on his theories of education. He is a pleasure to listen to...and then while you are laughing he sneaks in the powerful and life giving, positive messages.

[@07vaishali]

What an absolutely amazing eloquent, intellectually stimulating talk. Sir, you will remain etched in our heart. Your book THE ELEMENT speaks of your intellect and your advice so marvelously. I was also inspired by your book OUT OF OUR MINDS. You will be missed forever.

[@hopebeix-steininger2916]

I just came across this video today and found that I could listen to Sir Ken indefinitely. He was so authentic, inspirational, and funny. At the end of the video, I scrolled down to get more information, and the first comment I saw said that Sir Ken passed away about a month ago. I am profoundly saddened. I will definitely be watching any of his other videos that I can find, as well as reading his books. Thank you, Sir Ken, for finding your element and sharing it with us.

[@adammaxwell6017]

Hello dear how are you doing?

[@carlapetzold-beck8334]

Simply in awe and I am mesmerised. Eloquent, witty, addictive, you are intoxicating Sir Ken ! I am ever so grateful for having discovered just today, 14 yr after your first TED talk. Please please please continue what you so passionately emit to us in your admiring audience.

[@lil----lil]

Thank you Sir Ken. You've certainly LEFT THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE. And that is the highest praise that I can give you. You've been an amazing inspiration!

[@Pheebs77]

In her later years my mum started to live her life in fear and she still does. It upsets me so much. She is in her late 70s, my dad is in his early 80s and they are both of good health, financially secure, and with nothing to worry about re: me and my brother who both have stable, happy lives. They have both had a brush with cancer and came through it and even that didn't give her a new lease of life. She's been to only 3 countries in the world her entire life, whereas my dad travelled extensively for his job. They don't have holidays, they never travel anywhere, ever. My dad probably would like to but she pumps him with fear that "something might happen to him" medically so it's "safer to stay at home", plus he knows he can't force her to travel anywhere without a screaming match. I have also travelled as much as possible and each time I tell her where I'm going to next she immediately pours fear on it - the plane might crash/hijack/kidnap/mugging/rape/robbery. Never once has she said "oh lovely, have a wonderful time" like everybody else does. She states categorically that "the world isn't a nice place any more" yet she has no experiences to back this up, she judges the entire world from her TV, the news and the Daily Mail. Yes, parts of the world are shitty, but so much of it is wonderful and totally worth seeing. I do not understand what life event happened to her to make her like this and I have made sure I am the exact opposite of all her opinions. So in some ways her fear has made me who I am. She has so much to be grateful for but can't seem to see it and that's what upsets me. I know I will never change her and I can't help but feeling so much of her life hasn't been lived fully. This was her choice but personally I find it a huge shame. It's difficult to visit her because it's just hours of negativity and moaning that sit like an anvil on my shoulders but I also can't just walk away from it all. She is the epitome of "a life lived in fear is a life half lived". She never encouraged me into any career as she assumed I'd have kids and stay at home. I floated some career aspirations to her as a teen and she poured negativity over them and I allowed that to stall my ambitions, which I will forever regret. Parents can do so much damage to their kids' dreams so it's wonderful to hear stories of parents who encourage them instead. Don't be like my mum. Get out there, travel, meet people, try different hobbies - you may be crap at some but you'll never know until you try, and one of them may turn into your lifes passion. I have dived shipwrecks, paraglided with vultures, wingwalked on a Stearman, seen a Solar Eclipse in America, been on TV, walked the red carpet at a European Movie Premiere, met movie stars, and sat in Monument Valley at 4am under the most glittering, beautiful sky of stars I've ever seen. I will keep travelling and chasing my dreams until my dying breath. RIP Sir Ken.

[@SSandA2]

Your mum is not alone. Close to half the older people I know live the same way. "Better not, something could go wrong."

[@Pheebs77]

@@SSandA2 A ridiculous attitude to have IMO. "Better not try to put a man on the moon, something may happen". etc.......

[@kimlavery4886]

What a beautiful man - open honest real and so encouraging - what a catalytic being - thank you so much for all you are Ken - I watched this just a few weeks after I found out Ken had died - but he will live on and his legacy will awaken the hearts and minds of everyone he touches - so he will live on in this world in a spiritual state continuing to energise everyone he goes on to touch... what an amazing gift he is still in his element...

[@JohnLawson-ro4ks]

The trouble is, Kim, nothing has changed because intelligent educators like this aren't listened to! The power brokers hear him but they aren't listening.

[@cynthiagelmirez3738]

So happy that I had the opportunity to learn of Sir Robinson - I am sad that he had to leave us - but whenever I think of him I will always remember how he made me smile and think of sweet and kind thoughts with his clever wit and wisdom💜🙏🏾

[@iqbalhaseef9373]

thank you Sir Ken Robinson your’re changing the world

[@shabazaahgeorge1636]

By far one of the most engaging presenters I've ever encountered. I've bought all his book. Truly life changing

[@zdenkicastanec3941]

Veliki čovjek koji je inspiracija mnogima.

[@mturkere]

'getting old...it's a privilege denied to many." that's my take away. And now we lost this beautiful man.

[@joewmcboeamcboewad3090]

It's different to watch this and hear him talk and learn he has just recently gone on ahead. I hope it was as peaceful as could be.

[@jondoyle44]

"Never resent getting old, It's a privilege denied to many" 9:32 including Sir Ken. RIP. 🙏 What a man ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and how Ironic that he quoted the above in this talk.

[@marcybrooks3425]

Being a life coach and specializing in authenticity, I found this terribly refreshing! What a wonder he is! If you think of the Matrix, you realize how many people simply aren't "living" in the true sense. Thank you for downloading this.

[@WrikSen]

I discovered Sir Ken randomly.. and its the best thing i have done for myself, perhaps even spiritually!

[@davidletasi3322]

Found my element at age 8 years old. Lived it every day my entire life, made it my livelyhood and career. Retired 14 years ago but am still working in my element and intend to do so until I'm no longer able. I believed I planned everything but life evolved around me unexpectedly. Took every opportunity and enjoyed the good and the bad. Attitude is everything and perseverance it's partner.

[@GuruBahasaInggris]

I hope his insights keep living inside our heart and we can continue his efforts to shape this world better, especially through education. RIP Sir Ken Robinson. I'm so sad just to find out that you have left us not so long ago.

[@nickbarnes685]

What a beautiful man - open honest real and so encouraging - what a catalytic being - thank you so much for all you are Ken - I watched this just a few weeks after I found out Ken had died - but he will live on and his legacy will awaken the hearts and minds of everyone he touches - so he will live on in this world in a spiritual state continuing to energise everyone he goes on to touch... what an amazing gift he is still in his element...

[@cathie223]

Thank you for sharing phenomenal speech of Sir Ken Robinson. I plan to recommend it to others, as it is well worth giving much attention for those whom have an interest in their daily study time. It will inspire, impact and possibly change your life, or at least your mindset in someway of your beliefs or thoughts about others aptitudes; IQ, EQ and yes, even LQ. As an employee thrilled to assist older age communities in the health and well-being industry, of all wealth of thoughts shared, the following comment hit a cord… “You should never resent getting old, it’s a privilege denied to many.” Every day we have an opportunity by our words, actions or deeds to positively, or adversely impact someone… Our Walk is Our Talk. When we meditate on God’s Word we can hear His Voice, audibly if we read the Bible out-loud 😉, and when we take on His instructions our lives begin to bring forth light, even though we see through a glass dimly as imperfect beings. The Holy Spirit is our helper, providing us guidance and direction, so we can begin to understand our soul more intimately, and we begin living earnestly in righteousness - acting in accord with Divine or Moral Law: free from guilt or sin. A life directed by God’s Word, and Christ who gives us abundant grace, will lead us further forward into transformation. That is when we can begin entering into the knowledge of being in our element, our daily activities for which we are passionate - Our Calling aka Our Purpose - when the unplanned possibilities occur and sometimes take our breath away. It’s a kind of happiness, peace, contentment, and an inner power based upon giving up our own life to live for Christ. That is when God further ignites and empowers our soul, our physical vessel, to best express absolute truth and outwardly His love for one another. Lord, help us today to be transparent, genuine and authentically an example of You, to be intentionally interested in doing good 🙂vs. being an outright ‘ouch’ 🤕to our fellow man. Renew us each morning, as Students in this Lifetime set our perspectives and passions rightfully altered, and enable us to be fully present, prepared, connected and satisfied at each day’s end. And, help us Jesus to learn (understand) that we must decrease, so that You can increase in our everyday lives. 🙏 1 Corinthians 13:11-13 / J.B. Phillips New Testament 11 When I was a little child I talked and felt and thought like a little child. Now that I am a man my childish speech and feeling and thought have no further significance for me. 12 At present we are men looking at puzzling reflections in a mirror. The time will come when we shall see reality whole and face to face! At present all I know is a little fraction of the truth, but the time will come when I shall know it as fully as God now knows me! 13 In this life we have three great lasting qualities-faith, hope and love. But the greatest of them is love.

[@ElanSunStarPhotographyHawaii]

Kens work is critical thank you Ken for your incredible service to creativity and innovation....time for a new book!!

[@KingRoseArchives]

Yes! Thank you!

[@thesacredselfmuse]

Genius! truly appreciate your insight & humor as well

[@NishantMishra]

"By 2020, the second largest cause of mortality among human beings is going to be Depression" - RIP Sir Ken Robinson

[@MrFariso]

To my pint my dep comes from missing my family...

[@veganvivjones4655]

They would know without doubt that by 2020, the second largest cause of mortality among human beings would be depression, as they have spent years planning it all out. So far it's all going swimmingly for them. The whole world is in Rockefeller's 2010 lockstep, lock-down, muzzled up to the eyeballs and socially distanced. Wonder what the wonderful Sir Ken would make of all this.

[@elliswebster7041]

😂

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

@@veganvivjones4655 His "short battle against cancer" was only lost in August 2020, so he did see a lot of it happening, including the covid-narrative bent and used against people by their elected governances all around the world.

[@globalincident694]

Just fact checking: according to pre-COVID statistics, the largest cause of mortality is heart disease, and the second largest is cancer. I have found the claim on the WHO website, but I don't know what they're talking about.

[@robertmaxa6631]

I completely can relate, when he said, if you do poorly in school, people think you're dumb.

[@clairecadoux471]

Clarity of articulation at its best, with humour, knowledge, experience and humility. What a great example. So sad he has gone. Condolences to his loved ones.

[@jarijansma2207]

May these teachings guide me every step

[@frances_healingvibrations]

I just discovered Ken Robertson last night because this video was suggested by KZbin. What an absolute treasure he is/was as I immediately looked up his birthdate to discover his ‘element’ through 9 StarKi and the Chinese Elements. And sadly, my research had me discover that we have lost this brilliant man only during this last week. What a loss his passing is to our chaotic world right now. Yet I will be watching more of his wonderfully inspiring videos and allow his ‘element’ to support me to contribute more with living from mine. ❤️

[@juliangiulio3147]

You do not need his birthdate for his element! Altho he means element in a different state, you don't need any birth paraphernalia -just observation - if you are intuitive with character, it is easy, so much as people are being themselves: it is is even cleaner than Myers Briggs... Basically:~ Wood is the Active Doer, has a lot of purpose and decisiveness. Into power and not being hemmed in; Needs to be strong (& Push through blocks), has tendencies to be aggressive. Would like to be Leader. Rebellious. Courageous. Fire is the child~ charming, endearing, playful, emotionally changeable and looking for closeness and love, but also adventure and fun. Colourful. Expressive. But can lack depth &/or stability. Earth is the Mother - caring, concerned; soft-hearted, kind and gentle… Easy-going & relaxed but also worrying -that is based on being pensive, more than anxiety. Metal is the sensitive striver for rightness: deeply sensitive (which no one can see); wanting to improve and/or see Perfection, Needs to see Beauty, Quality, but it has to be real, authentic. Is Serious; private; diligent… Is very aware that life can be sad & imperfect - and tries/wants/works hard to change that! Water is the watcher, the collector of evidence and knowledge, the independent but instinctual... survivor. Is curious, & somewhat detached, withdrawn Observer; perceptive. Phlegmatic... Cautious and unsure, untrusting - must have Clarity! ..

[@juliangiulio3147]

In LOVE What he said later (I hadn't got to it yet, about character typologies): He is so bang on: learn from them but don't let them imprison you! Think Ken is a nice balance between fire-earth-metal-and water! :)

[@marieblack2417]

Broken-hearted for the Robinson family and all who loved him. Sir KR's fluidity, creativity, and intelligence are a gift to us all.

[@tracem7483]

I just found this, what an amazing Man, with incredible life stories . God Bless Him, God blessed us who listen x

[@taratimblin5150]

I find you one of the most insightful people I have ever listened to. Bravo!

[@matthewsnowdon8530]

I’m autistic and have been asking this question for 19 years Omg ur so smart unlike me I just want to find my creative outlet Only 20mins in and i already see how wrong i have been trying to do this in my life Thanks for uploading

[@ElynnLight]

Maybe the world is more ready for you now! You are brilliant, needed and so entertaining. Thank you! I'll order your books.

[@alonespirit_1Q84]

"Follow Your Bliss"- Joseph Campbell Godspeed Sir Robinson 🍁

[@juliangiulio3147]

Wonderful man, he just speaks common sense and sanity and just reflects what I think. So sad to know he has died, he could have given a lot more for more years... As someone who struggles a bit with character typologies, think he's bang-on when he says 'learn form them, but don't let them imprison you! (Certainly true with the enneagram which I think the system is flawed, but great character insights) Rest in Peace, you humanly Sane Heart-mind-soul! :)

[@gimkimlim4859]

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[@lisavandevoort7959]

Bless you sir ken Robinson May you Rest in peace. Thank you for your brilliant talks.

[@freestyleworkout389]

SIr Ken, you have been such an inspiration and a revolutionary mind. A gift to humankind, the world should be led by people like you. When will we understand it?

[@CheekyFest]

charming, affective, delightful, warm, affable, inspiring... RIP

[@WildOwlFilms]

Rest in Peace Sir Ken. You will be hugely missed by millions.

[@Kokorikovaati]

The world is a little less for him not being here. We are eternally greatful for the gift that is Sir Ken, may he always Rest In Power/Perfection. When I hear him speak in his way all man made concepts strip away and its almost like hearing the universe speak unbiased of any concept or notion. Just truths, in a fun kind of way and humorous!

[@fuzznakano]

Again, thank you Sir Ken. And yes that rhymes. I really appreciate your work. Many of us do. And no I’m not gonna use the past tense.

[@marcishful]

RIP Ken, a humble man, a great mind an inspiration for all ... may his life & works guide our future's

[@sirakwiths1276]

I could listen to this guy all day ..he's amazing

[@chaplaincullerton1265]

Great talk to enrich a life no matter what age. Totally great man.

[@JordanFlowers10]

RIP Sir Ken Robinson. I love your ideas and hope they are actually implemented all over the world.

[@vistargh]

RIP Sir Ken Robinson, yours was my first TED Talk and longest time favourite.

[@jessicaye4312]

Sir Ken is such an inspiration. Thank you for being with us and sharing your wisdom.

[@priyanthawijeratne6508]

I was shocked to hear the news. He was a gift to this world and inspired millions of people. This world miss you lot. RIP Dr. Ken Robinson

[@kevincollins3605]

One of the very best, inspirational and hopeful lectures ever. Every parent and every child should hear this message, every day.

[@ozohirogi2577]

What a fine speaker....and so very ‘British’

[@sachindatt4045]

This IS spirituality of the future....thank you sir for showing the way.

[@inimacam3945]

May this great exalted soul rest in peace . Thank you for your presence in this world .

[@Crazyas27]

😥 a very much admired man, such a loss for all. Thank you for your soul-touching insight

[@mariacolaco6218]

When I saw RIP in the comment section, I actually paused and checked out for myself, what a loss, just feel sad at his passing away ,my deepest condolences to his family RIP🙏🏻

[@Steph-wh2ix]

One of the very best. Thank you for your legacy.

[@kimanitimothy]

What an inspirational speaker. I can never forget your speeches. I will also always never forget the day you breathed your last as I got married on the same day.

[@beautifulcrazy]

Phenomenal talk. I have been riveted to the screen. Sir Robinson is someone whom you want to listen to because what he has to say resonates with one.

[@rameshiyer1]

Sir Ken Robinson is one of my favourite TEDx speakers. Love the way he sneaks in his witty quips now and then, to break the monotony of the seriousness of his talk, which is usually on deeply introspective topics. Sad to hear that he passed away a few days ago. RIP Sir Ken 🎉

[@sabrinawu9112]

Always enjoy listening to his talks. A great speaker in deed!

[@missdesi84]

Love your speech Sir Ken Robinson~! THANK YOU!

[@anamilena3257]

RIP sir Robinson. Thank you for all your contributions, inspiration and grace! Your talks have relly helped me as a teacher. I'll thank you wholeheartedly forever! 😊❤