The Secret to Mastering Life's Biggest Transitions | Bruce Feiler | TED

[@suhwelee]

After watching this video three times, I was able to summarize the following secrets to master our life transition. 1. Linear life is dead 2. Life is a deck of disruptions and transitions. 3. Develop skills to cope with our emotions 4. Seek wisdom from others 5. Rewrite our story This is an excellent example of the power of storytelling, even to ourselves.

[@daispawon8651]

tanks

[@lexusashley715]

I am grateful to be alive and I’m writing my own life’s stories and I’m the main character in my life. I am becoming my own heroine I believe I will and so it is ❤️

[@BeHappyNoMatterWhat]

The stories we tell ourselves creates the reality we live in. Tell yourself stories that create the life you want.

[@eirikalbrektsen8231]

Really comforting talk, immediately felt an ease of pressure. Expecting life to be linear makes it difficult to deal with new changes, even when they are exciting and positive.

[@lin90210]

Wow this video is so in sync with me. My family has been going through a lot. Two family members discovered they had cancer. We have had go fo through step by step. Thank god there is treatment. There is still hope.

[@exiledeve]

Same boat but in my family's case, it's incurable. A lot of sudden changes recently, for the worse... but this TED Talk was comforting. Good luck to you and your family!

[@BeHappyNoMatterWhat]

Wow this is a profound ted talk. I am 30 and going through a "life transition". Thank you for normalizing this. It can be a scary time of uncertainty and self doubt, but slowly, you will get through it and come out on the other side. The only way is through. Thank you!

[@mizukishigemi7629]

Every single person has a different, unhappy and difficult time. I have no idea why I survived cancer while my student passed away almost at the same time.

[@VZ-Warrior_Soul]

I think I know what you mean. I few years ago I fell gravely sick. I caught meningitis and endocarditis at the same time and went into a 6 month induced coma. No brain activity. Doctors told my family to say their goodbyes. I flatlined 9 times. “The man with 9 lives”, was the nickname they gave me. For my own reasons, I wasn’t fond of that name. Through the toughest times of my life, learning how to walk again, use a cup, lift a cup and even write again still seemed not fair when after 6 months leaving the hospital all I saw around me was people close to me die or being diagnosed with a disease that’s un-curable. I guess for others, they see things somewhat different. Maybe for some, this hiccup in life where a person that actually does touch death and survives, lives with the pain of a unhealthy body and mind. I’m not even quite sure you know what I mean.

[@vak5461]

The fact that you reflect on it at all is beautiful and shows some gratitude. 💕

[@refundform]

This is incredibly helpful not only for people who are about to take on changes and challenges, but for all of us simply living our lives everyday. Many thanks.

[@Itiswhatitisitiswhatitiswhatit]

I have watched so many talks and listen to so many people give advice and tell stories, but I have never been hit as hard as this one right now. The family business that I married into is struggling, and the fights that have come with it are tearing the family apart. No one expected this, no one had planned for this, and no one can handle this. We literally had another fight last night, and I just can't take it anymore as I am bipolar and my environment triggers me regularly. This has given me a lot to think about and discuss. I greatly appreciate your work. Thank you.

[@Sbannmarie]

Hang in there Nick 😊

[@gujju_yeoja]

This TedTalk was so amazing... Really needed to hear this today !!! Thank you so much 🙏🙌

[@nila.conzen]

#4 is so important. Our healing, transitions, and transformations are our own - yet they are never meant to be done alone. 🦋

[@The6thelement9413]

For me, this was so good to hear right now. With the world, my country and my health at odds, it’s encouraging. Thank you.

[@fireman872]

This is really good to hear right now!

[@alaccou]

The timing on this was brilliant, my recession-induced stressed future self is thanking you in 2023

[@graviely4696]

Probably one of the best Ted Talks I've heard so far. I appreciate the words, encouragement, and ability to continue through our nightmares in order to reach our dreams.

[@franny3317]

Agreed

[@aeinthmuee5965]

🍁🍁🍁

[@chrissipero2274]

That was exactly what I wanted to hear now, thank you

[@jamesanderson8078]

Yes you can say that and I agree with you, Hello chrissi how arr you doing 👋👋👋👋

[@ThePsycheGym]

Life transitions are unavailable. Thankfully, these 5 Tips should help grind through them. Great speech Bruce Feiler 👏

[@vckard6793]

Amazing speaker and great message

[@ventanillabonvincentm.3397]

I needed this as a college student with adulting crisis😫

[@tinglovegood3953]

this is one of the best ted talk i've heard so far in 2022!! thank you Bruce for this amazing content!

[@NathalieLazo]

Remarkable person reading this.. It’s going to get better; all it is a season of opportunity to grow and be better than before. Challenging times are meant to strengthen us, not to break us. Success doesn’t define to what happened to us; it is how we choose to deal with our circumstances. The more you grow and develop as an incredible person as you are, the more things will change for the better. Forgive more (for you), be grateful for even the smallest things (we have it way better than someone else), choose love over ego, choose humility over ego (humility is strength), and finally, invest into new skills so that your future self will thank you. Our lives will change forever the more we grow. Be thankful for the challenges for we know something greater is coming. Love you always - Nathalie ✨❤️

[@thanhduong334]

so meaningful and motivating. I love to read it. Thank you

[@christineboone2850]

One of the most useful TedTalks I’ve ever heard!

[@jarrodsio]

Just finished reading Bruce’s memoir on his time at Cambridge, where he earned an MPhil in the 1990s. It’s called ‘Looking for class’. Recommended reading. So happy to see this Yale and Cambridge boy, all grown up and giving Ted Talks.

[@Monkiger1]

The most helpful contribution from this work is the number of individual stories contributing to common motifs. The findings provide good support to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, where one may find many evidence-supported, effective practices to support the pivots at life transitions Bruce is talking about here.

[@Doomsday_Life]

Wow, super useful talk.

[@YTFangirlJ]

I needed this. Thank you TED.

[@thanhtamnguyen1474]

I appreciate his tips for overcoming difficult crisis We all need heroes in our stories...

[@ginhanah6133]

So comforting and useful; thank you for sharing!!

[@robinwinter8824]

The best ever and most helpful insight into navigating our way through a pandemic. Thank you !

[@keyavahyde299]

Might be the best Ted Talk and most impactful message I’ve heard in a long time. So needed today and yesterday. ❤😢 🙏🏽

[@mary-vo4wp]

This helps me a lot in my present situation. Thank you.

[@acer4237]

Love this one, transitioning can be difficult to accept.

[@talhabedir3812]

Amazing. This was comforting and alerting at the same time.

[@exiledeve]

Great TED Talk. Really needed it right now and reminds me of the old good ones from TED.

[@daniel23554]

Brilliant. Thank you, Bruce.

[@neshapany]

THANK YOU!

[@dbunnysport]

This is so good. I’m going to save and re-listen a lot. ❤️ thank you.

[@adrianaordonez-vargas4265]

Thank you 🙏

[@Sbannmarie]

“We’re going to sourdough our way through the pandemic!” lol

[@marialvarez7954]

“If you banish the wolf, you banish the hero” wow, that meant a lot for me

[@bear094205]

i don’t understand why we banish the hero

[@HeyReia]

@@bear094205 same

[@TomNook.]

In a sea of mediocre and timewasting TED talks, now and again along comes a gem that fundamentally inspires or shifts your mind. Great talk

[@angyt1070]

So good ❤

[@vak5461]

Woah, in my meditation I ended up coming across a snake metaphor. I tend to say something out of anger that is like a venom. And I thought maybe I should shed and become a new, happier snake when I get angry. This talk 🤯

[@grayalston3711]

Thank you.

[@kathika0219]

I m in the transition period

[@Tomm9y]

This must drive a change in the concepts unerpinning the justice system. Millions are cast into a hellish life on the linear model, when they need support to make transitions. Equip people, the institutions, legislation, education, etc, around them to prioritise these processes. Unfortunately, this is a big disruptor to those who rely on the linear system.

[@KathyPaquette-nb6gz]

My husband and I just got scammed $265K from a floating home business in Port Severn Ontario. This talk helped me…..thank you so much

[@carleenmonsegue332]

Carleen Adom’s Reflections Life transitions. Life-quakes! Trauma Growth paradigm. Healing, recovery, resilience. Stuck in quicksand, mud. Where on earth, may I find the safe pod? The cycle of life transitions. Suicidal ideation, reality. Life disruptions, unpredictability! 25 years of Life Transitions! Embrace self-determination. Be kind to yourself, friend. SuperPower saturates sustainability. Validate emotions: fear, sadness, shame, anger. Sing, dance, garden here. Try something new. Shake off the dust! Gain beauty for ashes. Diamonds for charcoal. Seek wisdom and discernment to share. A social network cares. Rewrite Life Story. Add a new chapter With anticipation, confidence and creativity, the moral of life-quake will inspire others to thrive. Thanks so much, alumni, Elliot for introducing this very powerful masterpiece and eloquent, phenomenal speaker.

[@safetydave720]

My biggest transition was spiritual. Jai Gurudev!

[@ishratbatool311]

Great talk......

[@jordan2760]

Life quakes haha love that!! Great talk man some wise things said

[@魔幻现实主义]

In my most difficult moment,I saw shis video,was shockde, i must rush out ot trouble,thank you

[@hoaphuongvlogs8111]

Very great one

[@maunarose]

❤️

[@jamesanderson8078]

Yes you make a good point in your comment,Hello mauba how are you doing 👋👋👋

[@jean-baptisterutsche1688]

It seems to me that lonely and alone are two very different things: Lonely = excluded; Alone = included (all one part of all, the universe) i love to be alone.

[@Swimdeep]

What about when you get several of the life quakes hit all at once?

[@RoseJetExhaust]

try to handle them one at a time, descending order of priority. You just need time to get through it

[@brucefeilerchannel]

I call that a 'pileup.' You're not alone.

[@chubbydaniels1695]

Point 1: linear life is dead Point 2: the norm in involves multiple transition

[@firerunner35624]

Being born into a wealthy family sure does ease those rough patches through life. Lol

[@anishapea4935]

Super😘

[@olahola12]

I am suffering right now. And I don’t want to get out of it.

[@عبدالمجيدالعمري-ز7ث]

how ??

[@nikel007]

Сделали бы русские субтитры

[@andyir___]

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[@orunhaf]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

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[@assialife7923]

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[@shafiquemughal3026]

Ameen Suma Ameen

[@englishwithmiranda]

Good luck. I hope you passed!

[@استبرقحسين-غ8ر]

Wow secend

[@asdrubalvelasquez2830]

Life is not a strength line! never will be! (I always say this to my self = not as a ritual) deck of disruptions change from cell to cell, from body to body, from society to society, from country to country! a life without any kind of fanatism is part ot the solution exposed by Mr. Feiler!

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[@joytekb]

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