The Ten Keys to Happier Living | Vanessa King | TEDxStPeterPort

[@Cynthia-Landers]

17:17 #1 Giving; #2 Relating; #3 Exercising; #4 Awareness; #5 Trying out(new things); #6 Direction; #7 Resilience; #8 Emotions; #9 Acceptance; #10 Meaning.

[@stanzband]

thank you !!! :D

[@hemadms]

Thank you for summing it up 🙏

[@Jdjustsaying]

Cynthia thank you 😊

[@OppoAk-ju6kz]

Poop

[@someonesomeone25]

These dont work for me. What else can I do?

[@michelleclark9445]

Truly awesome presentation. I have been living (existing) with depression for the past four years, working with my doctor to eliminate some or all of my problems. Since incorporating the first 3 of your action items as I refer to them as, every day has gotten a bit better. I hope that you take this presentation a step further and introduce it in primary schools as part of their health and fitness curriculum. The health of our young people’s mind is what is missing in our education system. Bless you!

[@mehmood020]

How are you Michelle now ❤️

[@joesampson7724]

I recommend her book "10 Keys to Happier Living". It expands on the ideas in her talk.

[@weragoda98]

The most essential thing in the concept she shared was giving. I feel that giving is a more powerful tool that makes you happy. for instance, if you give something, it may be a tiny thing, but you can be happy forever. Consider, instead of giving, you keep it yourself and used it. It is over. Think about food for instance. If you give to someone who needs indeed, you can be happy whenever you think of the good deed that you did. Instead, you could eat it. You are happy while enjoying it. That's it. After that, the food is no more and it is gone.

[@mobk9774]

Thank you Vanessa. You are an inspiration.

[@abigailjohnsonakingbade8704]

I love you Vanessa King. 💖💖❤

[@aidoizgr8]

This should go in to schools, earlier the better 👍🏼

[@radostvasileva9087]

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[@RHU0101]

Really powerful information that could make the difference to so many. Surprising that the view count is not higher.

[@Storesdavidal]

I Love This Video because it has some Great Ideas regarding Happiness.

[@AvromBaker]

Fabulous presentation thank you

[@qristv1912]

good talk. this should be watched by more people. i like the acronym at the end too

[@omerel-hamdoon9163]

Great talk and wonderful insights. Thanks.

[@mehmood020]

Very good talk and easy way to make life easier.

[@kirinkopalan8842]

Simply best advice

[@sagarc]

This is a great talk and the acronym is quite handy. I learnt from other sources that time spent enjoying yourself with your favorite hobby / passion, being grateful and being optimistic are few points that could also add to happiness.

[@InspiredLifeChannel]

An interesting perspective. Happiness needs to be self-start and not depend on anyone outside.

[@ghostlykisses6081]

Thoughtfulness

[@glenkinsella1942]

this is amazing adive !!!!. thanku soooo much 😆. i gained heaps from listening ! 😄. my four kids , who i am raising solo (literally), will benefit also. love love love

[@pulakification]

Glen Kinsella why you have four kids? U don't look Muslim.

[@jarrydcharlton7962]

Amazing chat and advice

[@nenglay9546]

Great Dream Vs Great Reality Make True Your self !😀

[@duckii2749]

i got happy watching this

[@prokritychowdhury8174]

many thanks, very important.

[@rondahawkins7253]

Thank you Vanessa. You are an inspiration.

[@mohdshahnawaz.australia]

Absolutely loved this video. Thank you so much for this valuable information Vanessa. Lots of love from an Australian 🇦🇺😀

[@stephaniepaul1128]

Yay! 😁❤️

[@aishapatel707]

really amazing. made me want to learn more about myself and strive more :)

[@thenorthernsewist]

Brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jjoyner53199]

Great talk!

[@dancingcpa1]

Well done

[@chrisstoerzer8515]

This is amazing

[@projectspartanlifestyle5594]

Great video🙂

[@evesoul7388]

I did a content close to this. I love it.

[@ghostlykisses6081]

Fundamentally

[@thuaphi]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@stephengreen2626]

Trying to put my finger on what was wrong with this presentation. It was to some extent death by PowerPoint and despite great content, a confident clear and articulate communicator and a great acronym (great dreams) it was like the audience didn’t understand English. Yes, she was taking her mobile phone for an 18 minute walk and did not have any jokes or surprises but it was like she was addressing a Russian coma ward after a liquid lunch. There was no reaction or interaction. She wasn’t monotone or boring, so any ideas out there.

[@reshri4465]

The topic is engaging, but not her delivery....

[@ghostlykisses6081]

Алға қазақстан🇰🇿🤟

[@Mushroom321-]

👏👍

[@paulwild3676]

Is this Vanessa Furst from Kizzy?

[@ant4307]

No.

[@yellooh]

Different wording from a guru

[@vberry2415]

The speaker never gives her experience or credentials for explaining why she is an " expert" on happiness. I tried to watch about 5 minutes and she appears to lack confidence, is wearing a wrinkled dress that is not only mildly distracting, but reminds us how important it is to integrate a program of vigorous and happiness producing exercise into our weekly routine. She mentions volunteering several times, but I would point out from personal experience that lending our time to children and the community helps cause happiness, not her assumption that you have to be happy to start to engage in volunteering. Her cause and effect is assumptive. Actually, she assumes a lot in her somewhat shaky long speech with very little feedback and tempered energy. And her mentioning that being happy can make people vote was kind of odd. With the leftist " drop boxes" funded by almost a half a billion Dollars from fascist book that collect millions of unverified, unfolded and forensically identical " votes" make her theory somewhat irrelevant. Her presentation is elementary and somewhat rudimentary. Pretty mediocre.

[@bitterly_sorrying]

Go and speak you to show us your own insights on happiness.

[@giveaf9370]

The audience sucked! ,,!,,

[@mariannedom1242]

😊🤗👍

[@scottrhodes919]

The certain middle substantially recognise because draw conceptually tow given a subdued billboard. steep, nice john

[@ataturk7592]

Easier to say than to do it... bla bla blaa

[@ghostlykisses6081]

Prolong

[@rondahawkins7253]

Brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼