The little risks you can take to increase your luck | Tina Seelig

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1:33 Be willing to take small risks that get you out of your comfort zone 2:30 Different types of risks: intellectual, physical, financial, emotional, social, ethical, political 2:47 Stretch. Take some risk to get out of your comfort zone 5:21 My luck resulted from a series of small risks I took 6:00 Show appreciation to people who help you (acknowledge their help) 8:27 Don't judge your ideas (by labeling them good or bad) 8:38 In the seeds of terrible ideas, sometimes are things remarkable 10:47 Today's best companies started as crazy ideas

[@LearnWithLilibeth]

Thank you!! Time stamps are helpful 🙏🏽

[@cam4994]

Not all heroes wear capes 🙌 thank you, kind stranger!

[@Discovery_and_Change]

@@cam4994 God bless! Happy living

[@amyzhao2908]

This video really help me a lot. I try her idea. It WORK! Every-time when I try to do something new. I ask myself a question: if it fail, what is worst result, what would you loss? The answer always come as “ just a little something or nothing will be lost” I try and try... to take those risks. My life changes and feel like more confident doing anything, basic on the good results.

[@amiri7392]

Analogy for what she explained: Rolling a dice is chance, but the more you roll, you'll get something good more times (you'll get bad more times too).

[@BeautyAbExtra]

Bad analogy. You won't get it more often, you will just get it more times.

[@varundeo721]

If you don't roll, you won't ever get anything that you want. But if you do, you have a chance of getting that something. The more you roll, the more that something gets close to you. And what's the worst that could happen? You'll get nothing. Well, if you don't roll, you won't get anything anyway so we're nowhere at a loss here. That's her point.

[@makting009]

But life is not a dice if you get 6 thats it you have to build on that

[@MikeJamesMedia]

Another creative talk, magnifying the old-but-true saying that "Luck comes to those who are searching for something." :)

[@jithinsunnym]

A talk that is worthy of attention for people who believe in living a luxurious life without working or struggle. Thanks!

[@7810]

The luck resulted from a series of small risks I took! Quite inspiring! Great speech.

[@Дарья-у7ш5ю]

This video is about expression: "The luck is in our hands". The speaker is so gorgeous and inspiring person, like exsample of her ideas.

[@vidahermosa8281]

I've searched her here because I was so curioused to know who was this incredible author of one of my favorite book entitled "What I wish I knew when I was 20". It's so beautiful filled with wisdom and advices to take some risks in order to succeed. Muchísimas gracias por el conocimiento 🤍🤍

[@jessicas8137]

You are one of a kind, Madam Tina! I hope to see and interact with you soon. Thank you for this!

[@anhhedwig]

Thank you for this wonderful talk. I find it so true that the more you work on something the higher chance you get it. So just increase your luck by continuously taking small risks everyday.

[@dindazahidah9492]

A very fascinating talk which bring new perspective of luck for me. Thanks Tina. Love from Indonesia

[@لاإلهإلاأنتسبحانكإنيكنتمنا-ث7و]

I think your good luck appears when you are surrounded by good people appreciating you

[@samsharma8621]

Blaa

[@quando9824]

Beautiful speech with an insightful view about increasing luck

[@timmer693]

I have always been told I am lucky but it's those who don't understand it doesn't come without risk, appreciation and an openness to new ideas.

[@iron60bitch62]

noun 1. success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than through one's own actions.

[@COEXISTential]

"apparently"

[@Andrei-tl3uq]

I have read your book and it's amazing (for anyone who is interested, it's called "What I wish I knew when I was 20" by Tina Seelig), but I would like to hear you saying to a person with anxiety to step out of his/her comfort zone and start a conversation with a complete stranger.

[@LearnWithLilibeth]

2:14 Yes, that’s can be a major social risk. Luckily there are other risks & stretching is possible for everyone no matter where we are or what challenges us 😎

[@matyus2939]

i really like this speaker..i even read her book what i wish i knew when i was 20..its so inspiring and full with ideas..thanks

[@xwhEdward]

All the points are fascinating and illuminating, but I was must struck by the last point. To look at ideas, no matter how crazy or outright "bad," through the lens of possibility is a refreshing thought. This prevents harsh and haste judgment, and can be really helpful for creativity. Specifically, Dr. Seelig is suggesting that one should make something good out of these seemingly bad ideas, instead of finding something good inside the bad ideas. Finding something good is still saying that the idea overall is bad, but there are parts of it that are good. Making something good out of bad ideas is more positive: it is defying the judgment that the idea is bad by showing how it is actually good. Very cool!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment. Glad you enjoyed the talk!

[@litian1416]

Here are what i learnt to catch the Winds of Luck : 1. Always be brave to take some risks in life,it may help u construct a better relationship with people. 2. Walk out of your comfort zone.Don’t Lock ourselves in the comfort zone otherwise it takes a exhausting process to make it. 3. Keep Appreciation in mind. Remember to be grateful to people in circumstances whether he helps you or not .You can write down people whom recently you make contact with and sent appreciation message to them. 4. Excavate the Bad ideas. Even the most horrible ideas can be turned into some brilliant ideas if you think deeply. Some ideas were thought to be ridiculous in the first place , but it proved that they were truly practical as well as genius.

[@Zjk26]

What a fascinating speech. This really has me thinking and now I want to make a list of my own. Thank you. I wish you the best!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks, Zack!

[@katerinareddish6471]

Thank you so much for the great report, invaluable tips!❤❤❤

[@dipikasinghania7701]

Thank you Tina for short and knowledgeable video.

[@中本圭祐-f2f]

The way we come up with a exceptional idea people in the world love need to share not only good opinions but also bad opinions that everyone doesn’t have good impression at a glance. We may not have a prejudice for whatever we do.

[@laurieparis2203]

Love your story, message, and I particularly your analogy of the Wind of Luck and creating a Sail. Beautiful!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thank you, Laurie

[@AirElegant]

When we look at law of averages, higher luck or probability can be attain by having more tries.

[@MrBalancelight]

djpailo. the lesson here, just take the chance bro rather than do nothing. That's the only thing that can create the possibility of success probability.

[@geckgeck8616]

When we look at the law of averages, lower luck or probability can be attained by having more tries. Over time with more tries the successful instances will go up, yes, but the unsuccessful instances will increase at approximately the same rate. And thus the ratio of successful to unsuccessful events should stay relatively stable at a greater number of tries. So, your luck will increase but that includes both bad luck and good luck. But if you merely need a singular success, or if the expected value of success far exceeds the expected ramifications of failure then you are right, the opportunity has a positive total value.

[@dsazz801]

Quantity first, Quality second

[@ek2937]

@@geckgeck8616 Thank you for making sense of the law of averages for me.

[@billtomson7514]

If you don’t ask they have already said no!

[@lzl4709]

Always prepare yourself and don’t be fear of rejection🔥🔥🔥

[@texasexotics9645]

Wow. Incredible speaker, with great ideas. Looking forward to applying this to my daily life!

[@rpmartin92]

Lucky she was seated next to a publisher on that flight.

[@rpmartin92]

Maybe I've spoken to every person I've sat next to using public transportation.

[@DJNHmusic]

Well maybe if it wasn't a publisher, it would have been someone else, who would've made an even bigger impact on her life. Maybe in that sense, she was unlucky. It's all relative, the situation is neither lucky or unlucky, it's what you make of it is what's important.

[@rpmartin92]

Maybe if it wasn't a publisher, it would have been a screaming child.

[@TheGnarlyDoug]

"Lucky she was seated next to a publisher on that flight." As opposed to a million other people that might have turned into a lucky opportunity of some kind by talking to them and being open to trying something, and her groundwork she laid by even having a book idea ready. You missed the point.

[@danovic5995]

Lucky yes, but lucky often times only happens when effort collides with opportunity. Just saying she was lucky feels like you take away from her effort. And that is the point here, imo.

[@arturomancheno]

Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Me, I just cash mine in at will.

[@amolkhandve]

Nice talk. Luck and efforts go hand by hand . Sometimes they are so entangled that u can't distinguish them in success or failure.

[@colorx6030]

wow i ended up in this video trying to increase my luck because i was kind of stuck in a game but i ended up learning so much from this video, thank you.

[@jonpadrejuan5357]

it's ms. tina seelig's great personality that really got me more that her talk....but still...an idea worth sharing! thanks ms. seelig!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks for your kind comment.

[@melf7048]

Two years ago I watched this became motivational and did something I would normally don’t and my life path changed dramatically. The thing is Idk it changed for better or worse :)

[@lourdjonnceidrecknolasco9878]

this should be worth of million views.

[@pugninja7037]

I always do risks with people as I to feel no matter I will learn something off of others , books , music intellectual .. I love it !!! Ideas are just always on going .. a branch to be positive I’ve had my crap in life and so pleased I fork out

[@abdullahal-hazzani9882]

I have to admit that this lady has inspired me

[@thegoldilocks7]

I appreciate this inspiring talk. Thank you.

[@ibmason1]

You lose 100% of the risks you never take

[@LughSummerson]

You save 100% of the losses you never risk.

[@kkhera3730]

You lose 100% of the time you spend on TED talks

[@kn-gx5dm]

英語の言葉遊び草

[@mediacenterman8583]

An children are murdered everyday. What risks should they have taken? You know who are lucky? Wicked people

[@StrongButAwkward]

I really hope what people take away from this isn't that out of the two main components of 'success' that are luck/chance and hard work, that chance plays the minor role because people can just make their own luck. You need hard work, willingness to take calculated risks and chance to be on your side to beat the odds, but chance still plays the larger role. Very few people will ever contribute more to their own success in life than all the random elements of their existence do.

[@iuliachiperi2625]

Inspirational video ❤👍

[@AnimeshSharma1977]

Very motivating! Apart from her personal experience/anecdotes, wondering if there any statistical evidence for the enrichment of the 3 predictors? (courage, gratitude, creativity) for successful companies in general

[@kervinorosco9887]

Thank you for making my day, wonderful energy 💯

[@rafaelcastroolivera]

Tina after watching this video I have to thank for your help, My task will be to build the sails to catch luck

[@ogorodnie_dela_y_Olgi]

Благодарю , прослушала на одном дыхании .

[@prosperbwealth]

I learnt from this. Thank you very much.

[@bellarue7993]

Luck is getting a TED talk based on mumbojumbo!

[@kylin3197]

perhaps my favorite ted talk

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks so much!

[@kylin3197]

Using point #2, thank YOU so much!!

[@shimondoodkin]

its not appreciation - it is reminders to communicate...

[@ЭмильТалхин-ш9м]

Спасибо Вам большое. Очень интересно. Хочу применить в своей жизни.

[@mimiseton]

Beautiful speech -- I especially love the story about the Play For Tomorrow guy. Gratitutude is the Attitude! :-)

[@LearnWithLilibeth]

6:17 😎

[@azrielhutagalung9710]

For those who said that what she means of getting out from comfort zone is by all about connection, I believe its way beyond that, cuz the scary zone can be anything like "try to learn new things", "proactively dare to stand out", or even just "join an organization". But in the end, there will be infinite possibilities on what that courage will take you. Who knows if you dare enough to sing in public for the first time, you'll open up the path as a famous singer ;)

[@stevelawrence8533]

Ms Tina my problem is this project goes way beyond my ability and lack of expertise so i am forced to turn my attention to multi-million dollar corporations or anyone possibly with an appetite for wealth acquisition.I really enjoyed your take on sailing .

[@2pacLEGEND]

I wish to thank you for this awesome speech, it has been upmost an inspiration.

[@lakhukhushalani3762]

LCK. I am a firm believer of " One thing leads to another" many good things come out of it; it is basically nothing but allowing yourself to be immune to " oh am i going to make a fool of myself" .

[@loveandlightofgod]

Great talk! now, I understood everything happened into my life! And now, I took the risk of commenting on this video to say Thank you for this wonderful talk.

[@dingdong1519]

Ces Soriano That's a lot of risk. Glad you're okay.

[@loveandlightofgod]

@@dingdong1519 yes, I'm good. And because of this risk, I got lucky to meet you!

[@dingdong1519]

Ces Soriano haha. I'm flattered.

[@rohanshinde4327]

@@dingdong1519 😂

[@TRT-ds9bh]

Ding Dong u risk a lot with a name like that

[@RemoRam]

CONNECTION is the KEY

[@mogulmade]

Barbara Sher

[@vaishnavisalgarkar6864]

Best ever speech :)

[@dianedreyfus]

Love love love. best Tina!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks!

[@thenoodlehunter6828]

Risk works in all aspects of life! Making new friends, meeting you future relationship, networking. It's crazy! I need to the risk to go review noodles in Australia, inside restaurants instead of just doing instant ramen reviews!

[@kaligoldwater7904]

WOW. This video was so helpful and insightful. I'll definitely be using these tips to hopefully help me succeed in the business I started!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thanks so much, Kali. Glad you found it useful!

[@willemijn5410]

Great video! Thanks!

[@roshanrizan5050]

This is so relatable..thank you so much for sharing your experiences!

[@laibarashid5114]

Thankyou so much.....one of the best talks....

[@галинатырышкина-м9с]

Благодарю вас ❤❤❤

[@igor1629]

Бдагодарю Вас!!!

[@marwamoon5261]

wonderful talk really enjoyed it i am showing appreciation

[@owlnyc666]

I was lucky to see this video.😊

[@КаринаПрозрачная]

Класс!.. Круто!..ведь это действительно так!.. Благодарю Тина! 💖💞🙏😂

[@jez321]

Reminds me of the Derren Brown episode on luck, pretty much the same idea

[@slimdiva123]

Good day and thanks for a great talk. i really appreciate this more than you can know.

[@hetvipoladia6387]

Loved the way you talk...and thanks for sharing your observations! Helped a lot:)

[@tinaseelig1771]

Thank you.

[@vivianuzan5701]

Great talk 🙏 and thank you for sharing 🌹

[@victormalik158]

crazy ideas will turn into good when you work on them

[@ЛарисаКарнакова-ы9ч]

Благодарю Вас!!!❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🥰

[@AKANKSHA2405]

Phenomenal.... Bravo

[@AKANKSHA2405]

Guys, can you imagine what I did after watching this video?!!! I started my consultancy on the web. I used wiz.com. it feels so empowering

[@celestialcircledance]

For once there should be a TED talk about the benefits of risk avoidance . Each type preservation has its upsides and downsides .

[@MainCS]

"Hi." "Hey." "How you doing?" "Good thanks" "cool."

[@fatimasamira3695]

Great content

[@oaktadopbok665]

Increase my luck at winning the lottery and I'll be impressed.

[@2coup]

OÄKTA DOPBOK buy more tickets

[@katalinacs703]

Just by one ticket. Buying more than one doesn't increase your chance as much as buying just one instead of zero ;)

[@badaburner]

Thank you

[@construbienesesalzburg5941]

I'm gonna take more risk , very interesting!

[@CiccioDaddi]

Imagine doing this for an English assignment😢

[@rajinfobells8298]

Hi Tina ,it was a great experience that u shared with us ,yes I also took risk many times but failed ,but this project that I m handling now will give my idea a great kick.thanks ted talk,fr india

[@duodot]

So basically, luck = having a big network. But good talk regardless.

[@ahmedbob423]

Cloudhex Not necessarily. It's also about doing the right thing at the right time.

[@philippdrflr]

Are you serious? Did you even watch this talk? 1) take risks and get out of your comfort zone // 2) show appreciation // 3) change your relationship with ideas... So it's a little more than Just "having a big network". She didn't even mention Network once...

[@bcsguideline]

Phillip you are right. I noted down all ideas of this video. But I don't find that you only require big network. Here he teaches us how to simple risk can be a great opportunity. The more we take risk, the more our luck introduce.

[@marcobucci4375]

Thank you!

[@augustuscaeser8939]

great speaker

[@Iniah_since_96]

Send out thank you notes!

[@cynthiahu1735]

Good one!

[@BSPoK]

That was an unexpectedly good talk lol

[@ArtyomTV2015]

Amazing, brilliant speaking! It turned over my mind. Thank you so much

[@crypto4207]

She is so right!

[@StainlessHelena]

So basically, the more prepared, connected and creative you are, the more situations will reveal themselves as opportunities to you.

[@mehrdar4331]

amazing!

[@pauldavis6818]

Can you send me some of those worksheets? I am an educator in an inner city urban school. These kids should do great on Risk quizes and tests!

[@tinaseelig1771]

Here is a link to an article with the Risk-o-Meter. ecorner.stanford.edu/article/catch-winds-luck/

[@pauldavis6818]

Thank you! I will look into it today.

[@tuanlam999]

So lucky that I came across this video. Thank you KZbin algorithm 😉

[@mohamadjihadal_qrfan1361]

It is amazing channel

[@michaelsantinon8231]

Luck is luck, it's that simple, some not so lucky people are currently struggling in a COVID-19 lockdown, while some lucky people have moved state and enjoying the freedoms, we can't all have luck..like I said it's that simple..

[@ЮлияМанькова-р1з]

It is really uplifting video with useful tips but it's not for introverts to my mind)

[@Becky_and_100kg]

For S.L.T HW 1) 10:35 ~ 11:39