To reach beyond your limits by training your mind | Marisa Peer | TEDxKCS

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. You can train your mind to do what you want it to. Collaboration with your mind is crucial, the pictures you make in your head and the words that you say to yourself influence how you feel. So tell yourself better things, stretch your mind - make the unfamiliar, familiar.
Marisa Peer is a world renowned speaker, therapist, and best-selling author with nearly three decades of experience. Named named Best British Therapist by Men's Health magazine and featured in Tatler's Guide to Britain's 250 Best Doctors, she uses her experiences treating patients including rock stars, CEOs, Olympic athletes, and Oscar winning actors to inform her life-changing speeches and lectures. She has been voted best speaker at numerous conferences including The Yes Group London and the Women in Business Superconference.
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Watching this kind of talk every day makes you realize how magical life is by believing that everything is possible and there is always good from the bad.

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[@freyat5660]

To have a fantastic collaboration with yourself: 1. Tell your mind what you want. 2. Link massive pleasure to going there and pain to not going there. 3. Change the pictures and the words. Using very detailed words. 4. Make the familiar unfamiliar and the unfamiliar familiar. 5. Make Self Belief so normal to you that everyone believes in you too. ✨ Your potential expands beyond what you can imagine.

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>Make the familiar unfamiliar >Me having rearranged my icons in my phone a week before I am a genius

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Inside: Teach yourself Spanish, with these free online Spanish resources. This is the list I wish I’d had as a new teacher, or as a Spanish learner myself. Here I’ve collected my favorite online Spanish resources, and all are free (though some may have paid upgrade options). These are great for supplementing in the classroom or practicing at home. If you want to learn Spanish, most people will probably tell you need to practice. That’s actually not true! The main thing you need is lots (and lots and lots) of input. x 0 seconds of 0 seconds The best resources to teach yourself Spanish: Focus on high-frequency verbs and words, over and over. Use language in context. Are comprehensible and interesting.  If you are looking for a younger crowd, I’ve got a great list of sites to learn Spanish online with kids. You also might like my post on the best Spanish learning apps. TEACH YOURSELF SPANISH Here’s an outline of the resources included in this post: Spanish Apps Spanish Podcasts Online Interactive Lessons Spanish Videos Spanish Listening Sites Online Reading Practice Optional: Grammar Resources TEACH YOURSELF SPANISH: 5 APPS 1. DuoLingo is decent as far as free apps go. Take a placement test and move through lessons at your own pace. DuoLingo can be a little frustrating because it can be picky about small errors, but it seems to be improving. There is also a new stories feature, that seems to be more in line with comprehensible input! 2. Babbel is for busy learners who want to quickly reach a conversational level of Spanish,. Lessons are mainly presented through audio and images, and then in context of conversation on everyday topics, in 10-15 minutes. The app is easy to use, and there is a lot of interactive translation practice between English and Spanish. 3. Busuu offers lessons up to the intermediate level. Users who complete the entire program receive a certificate through the creator company McGraw-Hill. The app teaches vocabulary, grammar, listening, writing, and speaking skills, though the grammar lessons are exclusive to the paid version. 4. HelloTalk is an exchange language app that puts you in touch with over 1 million native speakers and language learners all over the world. If you are serious about improving your Spanish, this app can help you with actual real-world conversation practice. 5. Qlango is a quiz game that provides you with Spanish audio, and you have to race to click the correct English translation. The interface is basic, but it’s nice to have on hand for quick practice when you have a minute.  LEARN SPANISH WITH PODCASTS I LOVE podcasts for busy Spanish learners, and many more are coming out all the time! Here are five free options for leaners: 1. Español con Juan This podcast was created with Spanish learners in mind, who want to learn Spanish naturally through normal conversation and interesting stories. 2. SpanishPodcast.Net Although the site offers “Spanish 101 lessons”, they are really grammar lessons in Spanish and would be very difficult for beginners on their own. There are a ton of videos on KZbin as well. 3. Spanish Obsessed Lisa and Rob co-host this podcast, which has dozens of well-produced episodes. Even the very first levels are conversation-based, and all episodes include transcripts. 4. Discover Spanish is an organized podcast that moves through introductory phrases in well-paced 15-minute chunks. The main structure is a presentation of new phrases with some explanation and then a chance to repeat them several times. 5. The Unlimited Spanish This is an impressive and extensive collection of almost 150 podcasts for improving your listening skills. Most episodes include a transcript and lesson outline on the website.  ONLINE INTERACTIVE LESSONS 1. Fluencia Similar to DuoLingo, this site/app takes you through bite-sized lessons that include listening, speaking, and reading. 2. FSI I haven’t personally used this site, but it came strongly recommend here. Put out Foreign Service Institute to train foreign workers and officials, it includes an online textbook and audio lessons. 3. Busuu The free version is a bit limited, but gives self-paced interactive lessons and connects you to native speakers as well. LEARN SPANISH ONLINE WITH VIDEOS  1. Mi Vida Loca This series is one of the best online Spanish resources! Created for absolute beginners, you get an immersive adventure set in Spain, with lessons along the way. There’s a tad more English than I’d like, but it’s still great. I created a series of games and links to accompany each episode, as well as a free packet to accompany the first 5 episodes. 2. Dreaming Spanish  3. Extra Extra en español exposes learners to Spanish, in the context of a sitcom-like setting (similiar to the show Friends), through 13 episodes. The show is really funny, and though most teachers don’t have any problem showing it, the romance scenes are super exaggerated (awkward? weird?) Parents/teachers might want to preview. Here’s the first episode:  4. Destinos So Destinos is a bit dated. If you can get past that, it’s a great resource! 52 episodes follow a lawyer around the world as she tries to solve a mystery. They’re a great way to get immersed in Spanish in the context of a telenova, with culture thrown in too. 5. Video Ele is a series of videos that introduce different themes and strutures, with some culture thrown in. My students find them a teensy boring out of context, but for a motivated learner or to show a specific topic in class, they’re great! Here’s an example:  TEACH YOURSELF SPANISH WITH AUTHENTIC LISTENING 1. Spanish Proficiency Exercises All are video recordings of native speakers from different countries, and are organized by proficiency tasks and levels (score!). 2. Spanish Listening This is another gold mine of native speakers, with videos divided by topic and level. There are also activities to go with each recording. 3. Radio Ambulante Produced by NPR, this podcast contains Latin American stories and is best suited for intermediate to advanced learners. 4. Lyrics Training An online fill-in-the-blank activity for listening to music in Spanish. 5. Ver-Taal Authentic commericals, trailers, newscasts, and more in Spanish, with comprehension activities as well. 6. Learn Spanish Podcasts Very cool site for learning Spanish through comprehensible podcasts (not for absolute beginners), with transcripts included. ONLINE SPANISH RESOURCES: READING PRACTICE 1. BBC Mundo World news in Spanish. 2. People en español 3. ESPN in Spanish 4. Newsela This is a great resource for news articles. The best thing is that you can choose grade levels to simplify the reading if desired. 5. Reading is one of the most effective ways of acquiring language. Beelinguapp offers users the chance to read and listen to books and articles in multiple languages. SPANISH GRAMMAR RESOURCES 1. Study Spanish This website has most Spanish grammar topics broken down into lessons. The explanations are clear with examples, and there are a variety of ways to practie. 2. Spanish Language & Culture Lots of grammar activities and in-context practice, with some listening and song activities thrown in. 3. 121 Spanish Is a well-organized site, with video as well as grammar activities. 4. Señor Jordan A Spanish teacher, Señor Jordan has a series of KZbin videos explaining various Spanish structures, with some songs as well. Since I don’t do much grammar in class, this is a great online Spanish resource that my students can do at home. He also now teaches using comprehensible input, and is beginning to create storytelling videos that teach grammar as a pop-up. Here’s an example:  What sites did I miss? Let me know in the comments below! JOIN THE NEWSLETTER  Want to stay in touch and hear from me weekly? Sign up now and you'll get this free game set. First Name Email Address We use this field to detect spam bots. If you fill this in, you will be marked as a spammer. SubscribeWe won't send you spam. Unsubscribe at anytime.Powered by ConvertKit Pin613

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I watch this frequently for a reminder. Such a great talk!

[@worldshaper1723]

Me too!! We just forget

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I'll be doing the same!

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[@waterdragon5418]

This is another Lady at the top of her game in her career. Her ability to simplify and relay these concepts so clearly is genius.

[@privatetutor1]

“I want this, I’ve chosen this”...I like this.

[@squiggledash7520]

SUMMARY 1. Your mind does what it thinks are in your best interested. if you are not getting what you want then you are not collaborating with your mind properly. 2. Your mind is hard wired to move towards pleasure and avoid pain. 3. All your feelings are down to two things 1. the pictures you make in your head and 2. the words you say to yourself. 4. Your mind loves the familiar. If you want to succeed you have to make what is familiar unfamiliar and vice versa. Simple but great.

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ty for the summary

[@amnora3076]

Thank you so much for the summary!

[@iwishyouknew3413]

Suraj Jain I'm just curious how you know what or why the person commented by leaving a summary before" listening" to the video? Did I miss something. My comment is not to Tell you but to ask you, I only ask this question to understand how anyone can know 4 bullet points and waste time if there is already a description of this video, per se? Do people actually just search KZbin videos to help assist others by providing the short version? I appreciate the comments of people as a result of watching, listening and visually having access to summary is the best way some retain a lot more information. Just a little thought, I am surprised to read what someone else "should " do as opposed to accepting it's already been done. It is a thought and only my own personal perception .

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I never saw the comment response from the person you are talking about so that's why I asked. I'm just not sure how you made your assessment about how the other person has chosen to do with regards to this. No big deal, thanks.

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Is this a trick questions on u,n asking a rhetorical

[@TheWildbill242]

Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.

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FACT

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[@kelvinseth6045]

I honestly think this the most well explained Ted Talk ever, I really love when people speak on stage focused on the idea they want to share as oppose to some cases where they try to be funny or tell you about their dog and personal life.

[@HavarNamar]

I totally agree with you. This was the only TED Talk that provided very explicit solutions. Not just the general, surface stuff.

[@cinnamongirl5410]

Exactly.

[@keikei1943]

Ain't nothing wrong with that It's to get the crowd's attention.

[@ladybird491]

She's right. That is how I became a writing genuis, with steady writing success. I tell my mind. "I am a writing genius, I was born to do this, I want this book done ASAP, I want these poems mastered, submissions sent out, I feel relieved when I do this, I don't feel like a nobody, I feel that the world can hear me, I am saving my life, I am doing what I have always dreamed of doing." I speak these words, and also say them outloud and write alot of daily. I also visualize myself doing every step of it. My morning schedule is like this: watch my favorite reminders videos for my spiritual growth 2. I go for a walk, meditate and visualize my goal and speak to the universe 3. I write down what I want to achieve for the day 4. I take vitamines, play music for my brain and drink and eat foods for my brain. 5. I read work, edit work, submit work. 6. I read, and study This is my routine, and this how I keep steady writing success. 😊

[@syca803]

what's your favorite video reminders?

[@dollarjilt1]

well the universe might not speak back but God possibly could

[@fernando.ro92]

What a brilliant woman. Look at her body language: the confidance in a calm way, but it is spilling over

[@sujansingh390]

I remembered a book "The power of the Subconscious mind " but you interpreted so differently. Thanks for sharing your wisdom on how mind can be changed.

[@jkstubbington]

Powerhouse of a woman...we are blessed to have her

[@kellysmith9756]

Marisa every word is a diamond and you are walking your talk, you radiate self belief. Thank you

[@oceanbabbiie7791]

She Truly does, one of the best video on the internet. Direct and precise!

[@angel_aranda7444]

Around one and a half year ago I got into this talk and knew Dame Marisa Peer. I felt so interested in what she explains that I started to loof for more videos of hers and I ended up getting one of her methods to improve self-steem. It has dramatically improved my life, it has helped me to release myself from several burdens from my past. I trust I will be able to thank her personally one day. Until then, I thank her here, the video from where it all started for me. Thank you very much Marisa Peer.

[@MarisaPeer]

thank you for your beautiful feedback you made my day xx

[@angel_aranda7444]

@@MarisaPeer Thank you so much Marisa for answering my post! I'm honestly grateful :-)))

[@TheSplendidus]

I think that is one of the best TED talk in terms of performance. Excellent speaking/communication skills. I could watch/listen over and over again.

[@marekkrakovsky4187]

She is hot. I could watch her over and over again.

[@superstarnidzy]

But it doesn't work with everyone, unfortunately

[@shebluee]

@@superstarnidzy porque lo dices? Why?

[@yankee2666]

There’s a great little book on natural healing written by an older man who cured himself of a number of maladies without medical intervention, called My Physician, Myself. I read it a couple of years ago but lost my copy. I’m going to Amazon right now to order one and be more careful with it. It’s more than well worth the read. You light look into the work of Luigi Cornaro, a Venetian nobleman who lived to 102.

[@Tolu1994]

She actually has the soothing voice of a therapist. Side note: great talk

[@moose5996]

Have you tried her hypnotherapy? It's amazing. Such an out of body experience

[@candiceruth10]

She is my favorite teacher in mindvalley.

[@Liberatingdivineconsciousness]

Mind Training, our brain and mind are powerful beyond our comprehension, This is such important information, it should be part of the curriculum of every school and the coaching profession needs to be trained, no one should be left without this knowledge,

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Agree

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[@Tony07UK]

What knowledge? .. most of this is common sense.

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

I disagree and people need this information like their life depends on it.

[@olive0eyes0]

ok this ted talk is for real, straight to the point no bs. you're brilliant Marisa

[@Brookelewistv]

This explains the law of attraction. Think about what you WANT to happen, not dreading and thinking of exactly what you DONT want, what you think of will come

[@bec.des3]

I've watched this and shared it over 10 times. Was just procrastinating an assignment to death so came here for a tune up. Now time to get back to business.

[@taydavies9971]

I need the type of friends who share stuff like this! Hope you're doing GREAT!

[@Bellabc-ki3pe]

Who else is watching this phenomenal woman in 2020?? Thank you Marisa, I've watched this TED× talk countless times and it works wonders every time...

[@joannelevey9735]

One of the best behavioral videos EVER. She aspirational and practical all in one package.

[@juryhernandez]

What a phenomenal speaker!! Wow her message was simple, doable, something you can practice right away! Loved it, Thank you Marissa Peer you are remarkable.

[@thomasmulroney7391]

I am going to retire to Bosnia to teach aggressive breathing meditation for PTSD. This already helped me stay on track and not be worried. This is straight forward and down to earth, but still amazing

[@TonBil1]

Brilliant. Mind to tell how things went? I'd love you to bring healing to PTSD'd people in Bosnia.

[@danielbianchi3479]

Meditation

[@apekshatiwari9290]

Aggressive breathing meditation? Hearing it for the first time. Sounds very interesting.

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Hey Thomas how you are doing now? Do you like Bosnia?

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[@uriahpeep9036]

The is a wonderful presentation bar none. I am a student of metaphysics and what Ms. Peer has presented is a masterful approach to the subconscious mind using imagery, words, and ideas. She knows this one thing: the subconscious mind will do whatever you present to it.......good, bad or indifferent. It knows only one thing......what you present to it is what it presents back to you in the world of matter.

[@williamcairney1883]

WOW!! - I watch this several times a week. I wish I had the opportunity to hire her. The most difficult thing is finding the discipline to make the familiar the unfamiliar and making the unfamiliar the familiar. I bought her book, Ultimate Confidence. Everyone should would benefit by watching this. Thank you Marisa!

[@raone6145]

You cannot hire her. It is an impossible task. Even though Napoleon Hill had said Nothing is Impossible, I reinstate that that this desire of yours is impossible. Think of the possible reasons and your answers boils down to one point that she is my secretary, who won't undertake projects sans my section. Yeah!

[@natpaler883]

This is absolutely right, Ms. Peer. When I go for a run and start playing with a tought I can not run far, I`m tired, my body hurt etc. then I stop. But when I say I will do it, it only takes 1 hour, I can do it etc (despite difficulties) then I always reach my goal.

[@carah1232]

Natasa Haas awsome

[@PostElbe]

This is absolutely my favorite TED talk, the way she approaches the theme was very straightworward. I was watching this the whole time with a smile, with a sense? of inspiration that I wasn't feeling lately, and really with the motivation to do the 4 things that she said. Thank you very much Marisa.

[@georgebernard4983]

Marisa is revolutionising my life, she is opening my mindset which had fallen asleep after a serious illness. I am so honoured to have this lady in my life right now. Thank you Marisa 🌹 for bringing out the magic in my mind.

[@macck4350]

How are u doing 4 years later? Did u continue to apply what she was talking about or doing anything else positive that helped you.?

[@farhana1870]

Marisa is amazing. She is absolutely right about the things she says.

[@stockmarketblueprint]

This is the most intriguing Ted talk I have heard. This deserves another 10million views atleast.

[@rajivkrishnatr]

This speech was just very simple and eye opening! Thank you Marisa Peer!

[@JillRaymond]

Your messages speak truth and with phenomenal transformational properties. Thank you for bringing this work to light.

[@JunaidBeauty]

This works completely!!! I had surgery in June of 2021. I really couldn't take off work because I was at a new company and was responsible for a brand new team. I collaborated with my mind and told my mind that this will not hurt, accept the surgery, accept the new change in my body. I did this for a week before my surgery. I had the sleeve surgery on June 21, 2021 and was back at work on June 23, 2021. In the community with my team. This works !!!

[@ifeanyichukwuanowai9452]

This is so true. Recently, I conditioned my mind to think (believe) that sleep is for rest, not for pleasure. For some time now, I've noticed I wake early (before my alarm 5am). Once my body gets enough rest (I try to go to sleep before 10pm), it wakes itself! Sometimes I find myself awake & alert, I look at the time & it's a few minutes past 3am, that's 2 hours before when I should wake. I use that "extra" time to work on some stuffs. It's be life changing for me! We really can collaborate with our minds for our benefit.

[@Saaad2]

thanks for sharing. very thoughtful!

[@jayashreesaha1706]

Oh my God, such an eye opener.. You lady, you are the angel to my Manifestation.. Thankyou.. 😇🙏

[@davideduardos4621]

Why did I come across Marisa Peer? I just found her when I really needed some motivational words in a tough time in my life. From now on, all I need to is to learn how to say the correct things to my brain and make some maybe painful things familiar. Thanks for the words.

[@monicaperiade]

very specific not only to the words but to the thoughts you repeat allowing in your mind

[@GoCanucks2011]

Everything you do - Everything you encounter - Everything you experience - ------- is changing your brain --------

[@wunderbarweiblich4607]

love her, so easy and straight forward..one lesson in first grade and our world would look like paradise.

[@Charthaithai]

This helps me run 1 minute faster overnight. It's so affective how I tell my mind that I love the pain on my legs and the feeling like I am going to puke because I want to run faster. Thank you

[@Shamarie0328]

This by far is the best of all of the TED x Talks that I have watched! This lady is extraordinary! Love it!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️

[@jeanniecole614]

This is one of the best TEDX Talks that I've seen. Her directing of the "Subconcious Mind" is original!

[@davidgaffney4794]

Awesome!!! I do not Believe that I have Ever heard it put any simpler than that!!! Thank-You Very Much!

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My pleasure David, glad you liked it AW

[@mohammedhamdan5727]

100 thumbs up

[@JadeCampbell40]

Same here

[@silentimage5196]

This video has articulated a way of thinking I have been practicing (and preaching) for a while now. I found that people thought the idea interesting but without being able to prove the concept I was not able to convince people the truth of it. Thanks Marjsa for giving me the perfect reference.

[@Jake-to9so]

I think this talk should be shown everywhere

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

I feel like I just won the lottery from watching this extremely powerful, life changing video. God bless Marisa for sharing this!!!!!! I had seen this video a few weeks ago and enjoyed it. However this time watching this video I'm seeing it in total awe with how truly incredible it is, Amazing to get great wisdom in such a short period of time. People can make massive changes to their whole lives from just this short yet tremendously powerful video. I took a ton of notes and am planning a complete life overall from this video alone. WOW, WOW, WOW x 1,000 times WOW!!!

[@PilatesbyGina]

@marisapeer is phenomenal. Simple yet so profoundly true. I am grateful she shares it in such a way that all of us can understand.

[@ImranKhan-xq7yo]

Marisa is a legend , To elucidate such powerful knowlege in such a way is a herculean task in it of itself . Bravo , Cest Magnifique

[@melovinci]

OK, I've seen dozens and dozens of TedTalks, numerous ones I felt were the Best, and this one is The BEST of the best. Thank You So Much Marisa!!!!! Prince Galaxywalker

[@naziimabdi7490]

I dont why she got so many dislikes, the best speach i ever head. Thank you

[@bettinabettina7155]

Because its too much work to take reaponsibility for your life. Easier to believe a deity will do it for you

[@upwindtv9746]

That was incredible! It is amazing how something so complex can be made simple by someone who has mastered it!

[@MsJOEL29]

Hi, I been watching a lot of videos about how to achieve your goals. And this video gave me chills. I know that I have to be positive but the way she says it and explains it is different and interesting. I like what she said. Make the unfamiliar, familiar, and the familiar unfamiliar. I love it. I want this. I have chosen this.

[@victoriaporter6586]

Short and to the point. One of the best Talks I have ever listened.

[@LillianMNowak]

This is why she's been voted as Britain's BEST!! Love you Marisa!!

[@pankhurigour1211]

This is one of the best Ted talks I've ever heard!!! Such a great piece of information. Thank you so much for the service!! ♥️

[@itankou1363]

I have been watching this video over and over since last night. What a great talk. This is actually my first time to comment on a video on TED talk although I watch them all the time. My motto: "Never a day without watching one TED talk video". Marisa talk has really changed my perception of things. Has helped me to put things into place. Our mind can be used for us as well as against us. It is definitely everyone's choice. Thank you Marisa.

[@letscook63]

I absolutely agree that if you want to learn this stuff which is a gem you need to watch over and over ... I follow Marisa and have seen many talks / videos etc .. She is amazing and caring ......:-)

[@rozloutsios953]

She is just phenomenal!

[@karenfoster2394]

These talks have great content. There's something in them for everyone. I watch one whenever I am on KZbin.

[@sachiankur]

She is so smooth you really want to listen to her. God bless her with lot of success she is doing such a good job incredibly beautiful and wise words one of the best ted talks

[@ryanbrockhoff2796]

This is amazing. If you like Marisa Peer, be sure to check out Les Brown. He's a motivational speaker from the 80s. He's got a lot of persona and follows a similar structure to Marisa Peers. The best TEDx I've seen in a while!

[@apekshatiwari9290]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@atulsaraswat4306]

I have took up a challenge today,it will require extremely immense amount of efforts from me, I will come back again here after 141days to share how it ended up for me, pray for good

[@carilesli7046]

Looking forward to you sharing your success.

[@mariat6106]

Wow this is amazing, my mum has been doing this for her whole life and shes told me this, but i never really listened, but after watching this it really makes sense and collaborating with your mind is an amazing skill to have

[@7heaven156]

One of the most brilliant and efficient TEDx talk I have ever heard. By making those things familiar anyone can change their life.

[@AssLaura]

Don't understand why this had 0 view ... just watched this speech while working out today and I think I'm going to watch it over again on a daily basis because it's really really inspiring; thank you so much for this video !

[@daultonbaird6314]

+Laura. ♡ She has 15,000 views now but that's still amazingly few . My guess - Most people aren't ready for this much power .

[@aptus716]

Laura. ♡ lol this video exploded

[@rajivsupra2011]

Laura. ♡ hilarious, im working out rn too!

[@RandomPerson-hj8fq]

This has crossed a billion views

[@roslineloutsios7495]

Daulton Baird, I agree. To achieve this tremendous power, one has to be prepared to work very hard at it, not for a few weeks or months, but a very long time.

[@makailagarretson7708]

Fascinating! I tried the arm trick with my daughter and husband guess what I found so intriguing... my daughter and I exceeded beyond as expected and my husband said "It won't" as he went to do it the second time and to my amazement it didn't even go back as far as the first time! I'm so inspired and did a really long plank just because apparently I could 😆 thank you God for giving us incredibly awesome brains! So powerful 😍

[@jthakurdin]

Thank you! I'm literally off to find, and buy her book; then accomplish a task that I have thus far found to be frightening. 🙂

[@madelyngates1380]

WOW!! What a powerful speaker she is..I've just been blown away!! Thank u thank u thank u 🙏

[@sold7486]

Dear Marisa, I love all yours teachings, also the way so directly and clear you share yours ideas!

[@emansugulle9055]

Straight to the point..... Very thoughtful and enlightening

[@MandhanAcademy]

eman sugulle, true.

[@mastercerisdi]

One of the best TED talks I've seen/heard.

[@midassnap9028]

In my 20's I was into weight training. I would lift between 3 and 6 hours a day on a split routine. I would end the routine with complete exhaustion. The next morning those muscles I worked would be stiff and in pain. I was able to do this for years because I convinced myself that the exhaustion I felt after the workout was what it took to build strength and size. The pain I linked to pleasure, in fact if I didn't feel pain I knew I hadn't worked hard enough and actually felt disappointed. I can't remember where I came up with this crazy ideal, but it's pretty much the same thing she's saying in the video.

[@eks2024]

I was also into weight lifting and although I used to do for about an hour 5 days a week, I would always be in pain (some muscle would always hurt) + the extreme sleeping (biggest pleasure of all). Then I stopped weight lifting and shifted to yoga...I was so surprised there was no pain anymore...But yes weight lifters don't care about pain, it's just a sign their muscles are expanding, so it's good and a pleasure...

[@tinagrzeczkowski695]

Some people tell that to themselves and it doesn't work for them, though. What really works is the fact that you're consistent about it: your actions speak to your subconscious, and your subconscious says "I am a person who works out and commits."

[@tweedledummie]

@@tinagrzeczkowski695 yes correct another one of the 4 points she mentions is to make the unfamiliar familiar.

[@fadilahryklief6071]

Marisa Peers - you rock!!! You have the power to transform people’s lives. You are so blessed and I am so grateful.

[@tedrostesfu]

We are hardwired to avoid pain! Great talk

[@brucemashbat240]

My mouth is still watery throughout the speech...fascinating

[@deepbludude4697]

This is true and I have been using this for many, many years. Power of positive thought.

[@iamabigailbarnes]

Wow thank you Marisa this was such a powerful TED talk, we create our own reality. I am more powerful than my mind, I can choose to see pleasure and not pain. Thank you

[@AnaMaria-xn1ot]

I really feel like hugging her for giving me all these eye opening clues! they are so simple yet mighty powerful. I will certainly practice starting today! Huge thanks!!!

[@anindyadp1533]

I come back here for at least once a month! , thank you Ted and Marisa Peer ❤❤

[@atly100]

Incredible, thank you so much Marisa. You are amazing. Clear, concise, effective. Boom! Awesome 👏🏽 that’s it. This is it.

[@AngieKoh197]

Thank you very much for your advice Marisa!

[@kylegood2622]

One of the best, most direct talks on using the mind. John Kehoe talks like this about mind power. Changed my life. Beyond positive thinking✊

[@GentleDominanceStoicWhispers]

Reminding right now ,, searched my whole 11 month you tube history just to find this great talk

[@ssoundwaves]

This makes me feel a certain type of way. A way I didn't even know I could feel. If you just stumbled upon this as I did, I want to remind you that you're powerful and I wish you love, success and true inner happiness. You deserve it.

[@ElynnLight]

I always get inspired and have a great take away from Marisa. I never tire of her lectures. And I have heard her a lot ! I am one of her Rapid Transformational Therapy Coaches. She's the bomb and the diggity!! xx

[@TheAnnavetisy]

One of my most favorite talks for sure!

[@cathie223]

The power of subliminal and supraliminal stimuli focus to influence and collaborate our behaviors. Thank you for your kindness to help your community of followers. 👏

[@niviamaeva]

Oh Marissa, you are just amazing! 🙏🏼🌷

[@sashinagrawal6933]

Really liked this talk, so easily explained the ambiguity we already had.

[@sanjuansteve]

As you said, "it always does what it thinks is in your very best interest" and I think it's interesting how this relates to fighters that have reputations for a glass chin, or for the ability to take tremendous punishment before their minds decide to shut down in order to protect the body from further harm, assuming that in that situation, one would be safer unconscious than fighting back any longer.

[@Mahafuj_Hossain]

Such an excellent talk it is! Inspiring, indeed; I'll come back to watch again when I feel that I'm derailed.

[@anupamasahu1539]

My heart started pounding as i was listening to her.

[@farmgirl1485]

Her message always on point and at the right time. Much love for her

[@738polarbear]

I really enjoy listening to this sensible lady's talks.

[@fonbehronalddzelamonyuy9854]

I want to become a doctor and role model, love being a Doctor and role model, being lazy is painful and studying gives me greatest joy, I am the BEST, I AM FREE🙌🌻❤️. This talk will become my testimony. Thank so much🙏. Speak it Attach pleasure to it See it Make it familiar 💪

[@jesus-so2hy]

Oh my god what a nice talk May god bless this lady

[@CC-bg9qq]

Great job!! this was amazing I hope people really listen to this TED Talk it can change your life.God bless.✌

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

Excellent speech and a great reminder that we are always in the drivers seat

[@tullysoulliere8103]

I just love her!I find her very presence soothing and empowering on many levels.Great info and fun to soak up.

[@imaginationforyou]

I watched dis video in jan'17 n within 8 months ive developed some control over my mind.. N i have developed a notion n live with it daily n dat is "Pain is the weakness leaving the body💪", i move towards pain b it physical or mental n im living my life now.. Calluses is the bridge. Thank to TEDx we owe u a lot..