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What sales and dating have in common | Atishay Jain | TEDxKCCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-19 15:39
Business Growth & Strategy - The speaker shares a personal journey from an abandoned career at Amazon to building a business that generated $8 million in revenue [1] - In 2024, the business generated 14,900 leads for prospects, equating to $29.8 million in revenue [2] - The speaker advocates for embracing unconventional paths and exploring passions, rather than sticking to conventional or safe choices [16] Sales & Relationship Dynamics - The speaker draws parallels between sales and relationships, highlighting the five-step process common to both: introduction, discovery, proposal, nurturing, and close [3][4][5] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of not being desperate or "creepy" in sales, similar to dating, and advises adding value and staying in the prospect's ecosystem [11][12] - The speaker suggests that success in building relationships (even to the point of marriage) can translate to success in sales, emphasizing the need for confidence [13] - The speaker acknowledges that sales is difficult due to the potential for rejection and stresses the importance of being unattached to the outcome [14] Personal Development & Adaptability - The speaker emphasizes the importance of flexibility and adaptability, comparing life to a game of Tetris where one must adjust to changing circumstances [1] - The speaker shares personal realizations from college, including getting bored easily and not fitting into the traditional career path of working a job for 20 years and retiring at 60 [1] - The speaker encourages embracing unexpected outcomes, even if they initially seem like a "dangerously disgusting tequila cocktail," as they may lead to valuable experiences [1][17]
Be Generous and Expect Generosity from Others
be generous and be around people who are generous because it's a system that works. Okay. When you're generous with others, they're going to be generous with you if you have the right side of people. If they're not going to be generous with you, then move on.But that generosity means that you'll get more as well as that you'll give more. Not only is it functional because of that, but it's spiritually enriching. The relationships that you have are the most important things in your life.So having great relati ...
The art of looking up | Erika Glenn | TEDxSwansea
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-15 16:40
Connection & Well-being - The World Health Organization found that 25% of people struggled with depression and anxiety during COVID [1] - In 2023, the US Surgeon General called loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection a public health crisis, equating its harm to smoking 15 cigarettes a day [1] - Brandon McDaniel and Sarah Coin defined "technoference" as attachment to devices interfering with face-to-face relationships [1] Micro Moves for Connection - Three micro moves to foster connection: looking up, listening big, and lifting up [1] - Looking up involves shifting focus from devices to people to fully engage in conversations [1] - The University of Texas MCOME's Business School research showed that people with phones in a separate room had more cognitive capacity [1] - Big listening involves paying attention to small details to build trust and rapport [2] - The University of Warwick study states that four minutes of genuine connection can predict someone's actions and words [2] - Lifting up involves checking in with others, showing compassion, and encouraging them to talk about what excites them [2][3] Impact of Connection - Relationships can change the trajectories of lives and careers [1] - Lack of connection has ripples and effects in schools, workplaces, and communities [1]
"When the Whiskey Speaks“ & "Miss Me" | Lena Schaur | TEDxDonauinsel
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-14 16:43
Hey guys. Hey. How is everybody doing tonight.The first song I'm going to play tonight is called When the Whiskey Speaks. It's an original one. I won't give it a whole backstory.Just listen closely and maybe you will get what I mean. You always say what I want to hear. You say it's nothing. It's just a drink.Is it your pain on. Is that really you. What comes out when the whiskey speaks.You change your truth to fit mine. Are you with me or just by my side. When the whiskers speak into the lie, your words lik ...
The Strange Cure for Loneliness: Strangers | Georgia Reinés | TEDxBlumenau
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-11 15:38
Social & Emotional Trends - Affective crisis and insufficient friendships are prevalent, driven by increased pressure to meet expectations and decreased dedication to relationships [1][2] - Obsession with self-care may lead to a loss of ability to connect deeply with others, resulting in feelings of being unheard and judged [2][3] - Inability to coexist with differing opinions fuels loneliness, with a quarter of Brazilians feeling lonely most of the time [4][5] - Loneliness is recognized as a global health issue, distinct from solitude, and is related to the quality of relationships rather than the quantity [5][6] Intentional Groups & Social Connection - Intentional groups offer a potent form of connection, sometimes exceeding the impact of close relationships, with half of Brazilians participating in such groups [7][8] - 74% of participants find intentional groups as important or more important for their well-being than friendships [9] - Intentional groups are formed through conscious choice and intention to connect, differing from context-driven relationships like family or social media [9][10] - Participation in groups can combat loneliness, with 87% of participants feeling less alone [13][14] - Most intentional groups meet in person and are small, with a median of 12 participants [16] Overcoming Stigma & Promoting Connection - There is societal prejudice against seeking connection outside of family and friends, similar to the historical stigma around therapy [17] - 70% of people who do not participate in groups would like to, but are held back by fear of judgment and vulnerability [18] - Normalizing participation in intentional groups can encourage more people to seek these relationships [19]
How to be a better caregiver for cancer patients | Josh Bedingfield | TEDxUTAustin
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 15:25
I need you right now. Me for what. My big sister needed me.I was 17 and she was 20. You know, Katie told me she needed me when she had brain cancer. About a year into her diagnosis, my brother and I were headed out the door to get ice cream.When she asked to go, I said yes, but this wasn't my best day as a caregiver. I slipped and I was tired and showed on my face that I was reluctant to bring her. In that moment, uh, I was balancing supporting my terminally ill sister and my own youth mental health.You kno ...
The Strange Cure for Loneliness: Strangers | Georgia Reinés | TEDxBlumenau
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 14:57
Bakaca [Música] [Aplausos] [Música] vivendo uma crise afetiva. As nossas amizades têm se revelado cada vez mais insuficientes. E não é porque a gente não gosta mais dos nossos amigos, mas é porque tem algo mais profundo acontecendo.Nos últimos anos, a pressão para atender as expectativas dos outros só aumentou, enquanto ao mesmo tempo, a nossa disposição para realmente cuidar desses vínculos foi diminuindo. A gente quer que as nossas trocas funcionem na mesma velocidade das redes sociais, mas parece que nin ...
The Invisible Force Driving Our Lives & The 5 Stages of Love | Sebastian Siegel | TEDxPacific Avenue
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 14:38
Core Argument - The presentation posits that invisible forces drive life experiences and relationships, urging individuals to identify and understand these forces to influence their lives [1] - It suggests a pattern from cosmic inflation to transcendent love, where forces invite individuals to relinquish parts of themselves to achieve greater growth [10] - The presentation emphasizes experiencing these forces through intuition and inner wisdom rather than intellect or pragmatism [11] Stages of Love - The presentation identifies five stages of love: romantic (projection), passionate (suffering), courageous (enduring differences), selfless (transcending self), and transcendent (experiencing the divine through a lover) [5][6][7][8][9] - Courageous love involves accepting differences and enduring potential discomfort for personal growth [8] - Selfless love involves letting go of aspects of oneself to be part of a greater "us" [9] - Transcendent love involves experiencing a connection with the divine through the eyes of a lover, extending to all beings [9][10] Implications and Application - The presentation suggests that the ability to measure physical aspects of life can mislead individuals into reducing life to physicality [15] - It encourages listening to one's soul and allowing invisible forces to guide self-actualization [16][17] - The presentation advocates for engaging in relationships and experiences that invite personal growth [17]
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-08-05 19:20
Customer Retention Strategies - Relationships are crucial for improving customer retention in business [1] - The article highlights "3 Ways Relationships Help Improve Your Business' Customer Retention" [1]
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-07-31 21:10
Customer Retention Strategies - Relationships are crucial for improving customer retention [1] - The article highlights "3 Ways Relationships Help Improve Your Business' Customer Retention" [1]