How to believe in yourself: Jim Cathcart at TEDxDelrayBeach
Jim Cathcart thought he would never make a difference. An average student from a working class family with no athletic or special skills, he expected an ...
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Translator: Queenie Lee Reviewer: Elisabeth Buffard Somewhere deep inside, you know what kind of person you were designed to be. If you want to produce great acorns, think like an oak, not like an acorn. Think like the person you intend to become, like the Christian question: what would Jesus do? Ask yourself, how would the person I'd like to be do the things I am about to do. The acorn has three parts: it's got a stem, a cap, and a seed. And the stem represents its connection to the past, all the acorns, all the oaks that have ever existed in its line before are encoded in that, transferred through that stem, the legacy into this acorn. The cap holds onto the seed until the seed is ready to grow on its own, so the cap represents your coaches, your mentors, your role models, y...
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Translator: Queenie Lee Reviewer: Elisabeth Buffard Somewhere deep inside, you know what kind of person you were designed to be. If you want to produce great acorns, think like an oak, not like an acorn. Think like the person you intend to become, like the Christian question: what would Jesus do? Ask yourself, how would the person I'd like to be do the things I am about to do. The acorn has three parts: it's got a stem, a cap, and a seed. And the stem represents its connection to the past, all the acorns, all the oaks that have ever existed in its line before are encoded in that, transferred through that stem, the legacy into this acorn. The cap holds onto the seed until the seed is ready to grow on its own, so the cap represents your coaches, your mentors, your role models, y...
