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Magnus Walker talks about his life journey of following his passion and going with his gut feeling which eventually led him to turning his dreams into his reality.
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@OGBunnyBoiler
@OGBunnyBoiler 6 років тому
Oh Magnus! Imagine browsing ted talks and bumping into an old running partner from Hallamshire. Doubt you'll ever see this but congrats with your journey and loving the beard man!
@TheRealUnknown01
@TheRealUnknown01 4 роки тому
Well we'll keep bumping this post up and leaving our 👍 wont hurt :)
@zerojee6236
@zerojee6236 4 роки тому
bump this!
@TheRealUnknown01
@TheRealUnknown01 4 роки тому
Did i just like my own comment to gelp this guy out? Why yes, yes i did.
@jessedalton2008
@jessedalton2008 4 роки тому
Bump
@jessedalton2008
@jessedalton2008 4 роки тому
I went with my gut feeling on this needing another, bump!
@andrewherbert8125
@andrewherbert8125 3 роки тому
He has achieved my aim in life...to look homeless & poor, but actually be rich and driven
@joshuaizly5502
@joshuaizly5502 3 роки тому
It's easy to look homeless
@DamianSzajnowski
@DamianSzajnowski 3 роки тому
You wanna be a sleeper car but not a a car?
@andrewherbert8125
@andrewherbert8125 3 роки тому
@@creatingcalm4408 Working on percentages, about 98.4% look similar to this guy
@DamianSzajnowski
@DamianSzajnowski 3 роки тому
@@creatingcalm4408 It's a helpful heuristic.
@misskai8158
@misskai8158 3 роки тому
Technically, the most "dressed up" people are the most superficial and shallow and sad inside. They have to dress up to make up for the lack of substance inside themselves. People dress up to hide the fact that they have empty bank accounts. Never judge a person by their cover.
@AsiatiqueMedia
@AsiatiqueMedia 3 роки тому
This guy is the real life Forrest Gump, he doesn't think too much about it, he just does it
@joelonsdale
@joelonsdale 3 роки тому
Minus the autism.
@sheilabett
@sheilabett 3 роки тому
I would like your comment but it's so perfect as 111
@terryglass8225
@terryglass8225 3 роки тому
@@joelonsdale yy
@minimars3696
@minimars3696 3 роки тому
Exactly my thoughts)
@Hebenezer
@Hebenezer 2 роки тому
I had the same thought.
@saramari1957
@saramari1957 3 роки тому
He says 'We' a lot. Also, besides his obviously informal choice of clothing, his speech is very casual as well. In sum - he is the holy grail of humility and authenticity. He's not trying at all, not asking for anything from the audience, just sharing. This may be one of the best Teds I've ever watched.
@jojomarsh2583
@jojomarsh2583 2 роки тому
Completely agree
@curtistinephillips2791
@curtistinephillips2791 2 роки тому
So agree
@chad3232132
@chad3232132 2 роки тому
A lot of the "we" probably meant he and his wife. Sadly, his wife passed barely a year after this talk.
@rocketman6478
@rocketman6478 2 роки тому
So many people don't notice the choice of words others use, yet, paying attention to them can tell me more about the person than what they're saying. ''We" is acknowledging that he isn't the only wheel in the mechanism.. he acknowledges other people's work and sacrifice. Seems like a legit genuine dude..
@farrkg9
@farrkg9 2 роки тому
Amen.
@emmaaargh
@emmaaargh 9 років тому
all people saying it is just luck, if you do research you will find that many many success stories, maybe even all of them, come from people following their guts and doing what they love. this was the way steve jobs worked, and what he believed in. you may not know what it is like to have gut feelings because you have been ignoring them for so long, so just go out and live and do things you think you might like until one day you will feel it. it seems scary to follow your gut at first, but when your truly living vibrantly, you can really feel it and it's not that scary anymore, it's just exciting and fun.
@cflo1386
@cflo1386 9 років тому
I guess your gut brought you here my gut usually takes me to breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
@emmaaargh
@emmaaargh 9 років тому
yeah it does that to
@EccentricFoxhole
@EccentricFoxhole 9 років тому
Emma Lillian lol you responded
@cflo1386
@cflo1386 9 років тому
Touche Emma, touche;
@LittleTed1000
@LittleTed1000 9 років тому
Emma Lillian In order to make any type of decent evaluation however you would need to see how many people followed their gut and failed miserably and then compare the numbers. Then you can say if there's no luck involved or not.
@isabellab617
@isabellab617 4 роки тому
15:46 "Success really is the freedom to do whatever you want to do"
@kirmyzhang4586
@kirmyzhang4586 3 роки тому
you need lots of things to support your freedom :)
@salarrue78
@salarrue78 3 роки тому
yep, it works really well if you're a white guy too
@subversus5748
@subversus5748 3 роки тому
@@salarrue78 Yikes comment. Everyone has their obstacles...
@vladson2791
@vladson2791 3 роки тому
Reminds me of Forest Gump; "I just kept on runnin'."
@TS-mr4bf
@TS-mr4bf 3 роки тому
Most gangsta thing I’ve ever heard
@skyeblue6140
@skyeblue6140 3 роки тому
Success is freedom. Magnus , you’ve ignited a spark within me- quit school at 15, driving a tractor trailer at 16.. open road freedom. On the road fell in love with skyscapes and went on to get a pilot’s license ( for small airplanes) which was easy to do in the 80’s. Then fell in love with the sea. Moved on to sailing. Loved the freedom. From there ( for no particular reason) I studied to become a neuroscientist. Got the big office with windows but stuck at my desk glued to the computer, watching the clouds pass by. I felt trapped. Quit job, became a visual artist and am presently teaching myself quantum mechanics. Hard to say what’s around the next bend. Thank you:) my gut feeling is to get a job with SpaceX
@angelfish9997
@angelfish9997 3 роки тому
Go with it!Space X🌻
@Chelsea123Chii
@Chelsea123Chii 2 роки тому
I turned down a collage scholarship. The day after high school graduation I got on a bus from DC to Florida with no clue where I was getting off. I was homeless for a bit while training to become a pro wrestler. After 3 years of blood sweat and tears I made it to the big leagues and traveled the world. Did some more cool stuff after that. I’m current traveling for fun. I love the freedom. I also create visual art and I love quantum mechanics. I also had a user name “sky of blue” haha go for space x!!
@russellwilliam88
@russellwilliam88 2 роки тому
@@Chelsea123Chii what was your ring name?
@CosmicGlue
@CosmicGlue 2 роки тому
Rad
@tmo4330
@tmo4330 2 роки тому
I bet it's hard to stay married moving from one job to another.
@lavenderbee3611
@lavenderbee3611 3 роки тому
With a name like Magnus how can you go wrong, he's a wizard creating his own reality with a tremendous amount of luck.
@davidjohnston3172
@davidjohnston3172 3 роки тому
why didnt he mention god in heaven
@jackjones8536
@jackjones8536 2 роки тому
He's definitely a wizard. Look at that beard.
@patrickotoole9799
@patrickotoole9799 2 роки тому
not luck, just driven and never stayed to comfortable
@reeblesnarfle4519
@reeblesnarfle4519 2 роки тому
Not luck, .... timing and hard effort!
@brentlesheim7084
@brentlesheim7084 2 роки тому
There’s no such thing as luck.
@emank8137
@emank8137 6 років тому
The reason why he's been so successful, is because he had a "go with the flow" attitude - he never had much ATTACHMENT to the OUTCOME. He put in his effort, but then he LET GO to wherever life took him. And it seems like that's what made all the difference :) It's like what Audrey Hepburn said: "I decided, very early on, just to accept life unconditionally; I never expected it to do anything special for me, yet I seemed to accomplish far more than I had ever hoped. Most of the time it just happened to me without my ever seeking it."
@Ramax255
@Ramax255 6 років тому
Eman K Exactly
@bellasong7113
@bellasong7113 6 років тому
Serendipity
@TheDodo1224
@TheDodo1224 6 років тому
Thank you very much for that comment, you are a wise woman
@emank8137
@emank8137 6 років тому
Thank you.. but I'm actually a woman :)
@TheDodo1224
@TheDodo1224 6 років тому
Eman K Apologize, I edited my comment ☺️
@stevescott928
@stevescott928 8 років тому
If you watch Magnus' body language throughout his talk, it perfectly explains why he has had such "luck" as some call it. He is constantly giving signals of indiference and curiosity. This combination leaves a person with vastly more options then having a predetermined outcome of how success need be found. Less boundries = more oppritunities. Most would have considered getting the wrong size pants bad luck or a negative experience. He did not. He simply made an adjusment so they would serve his needs better and went on with his day... make any sense?
@jessicathedancer1
@jessicathedancer1 8 років тому
+SS Minnow as Eckhart Tolle teaches… non resistance, non judgment, non attachment. Very powerful, this guy embodies that. Some might call it faith.
@ViciousMandy32
@ViciousMandy32 8 років тому
+SS Minnow Yeah true, but also less complex than that. He can see an opportunity.
@000Chill000
@000Chill000 8 років тому
Sure almighty righteous one (sarcasm)
@tostentwo
@tostentwo 8 років тому
+SS Minnow He leaves everything a bit open, like there is more to him that what shows. It keeps you wondering and paying attention. He is sneaky good at marketing his differences. The trick in all of how it has worked is that he has always had a profit motive lurking just enough to finance the crazy part.
8 років тому
+SS Minnow PERFECT SENSE
@gmalecastro9976
@gmalecastro9976 3 роки тому
Loved that line like crazy (at 15:49) - “Success really is the freedom to do whatever you want to do.”
@pedroroque8681
@pedroroque8681 6 місяців тому
This guy is a real alchemist. Indifferent towards opinions and fully connected to inner self.
@ParisQueen
@ParisQueen 8 років тому
He's not bragging about he's success, he's just giving he's success as an example that following your gut feeling will bring you success you just have to believe yourselfs!
@PedroTRamos1
@PedroTRamos1 8 років тому
+Future Mommi *his success
@ParisQueen
@ParisQueen 8 років тому
lol plz
@PedroTRamos1
@PedroTRamos1 8 років тому
Rute Leitao lol plz aprende ingles
@ParisQueen
@ParisQueen 8 років тому
ok
@ladushky1
@ladushky1 8 років тому
+James Morris silly kid you are.
@MrMattbirt
@MrMattbirt 6 років тому
This guy is just so laid back and doesn’t care what people think about him. Probably a key in his success too as it’s a likeable trait.
@hughjones4049
@hughjones4049 4 роки тому
Haha, yeah it's likeable for some people. I think it's cool. But other people hate it. Because they're jealous.
@joepublic3933
@joepublic3933 3 роки тому
@@hughjones4049 The jealous ones won't be helping you along your journey anyway; they're the losers.
@ronandaly3787
@ronandaly3787 3 роки тому
@@hughjones4049 jealous of what he is a scruffy crusty .. state of him
@DyanneGavin
@DyanneGavin 3 роки тому
I think it’s called confidence.
@apamds2222
@apamds2222 3 роки тому
I think the key takeaway from this Magnus' story is action! Follow your gut feeling and take action! As Terance McKenna stated: "Nature loves courage. You make the commitment and nature will respond to that commitment by removing impossible obstacles."
@zarakdorsett-morgan5222
@zarakdorsett-morgan5222 3 роки тому
Believe your dreams, reach your goals. People who say he's bragging are the people who are bitter about people meeting their goals.
@kaufmanat1
@kaufmanat1 3 роки тому
Take constant action toward your dreams, reach your goals. Belief alone gets you nowhere.
@AspiringDirtbag
@AspiringDirtbag 2 роки тому
For the last 8 years I have put this video on when I can’t sleep. I’m doing it right now as I type. I don’t really know why, maybe it’s his voice or his story that’s comforting, but I thought I’d share that. 🤷🏼‍♂️🤘🏼
@WadeWilson-
@WadeWilson- 8 років тому
I love how Magnus looks like a homeless person but has more cash than most people.
@WadeWilson-
@WadeWilson- 8 років тому
alex li lol that's right
@whodatboi2567
@whodatboi2567 8 років тому
legit thought he was a dude they got off the street
@hervehaddad341
@hervehaddad341 7 років тому
It's a true person, nice , he did' need to hide behind an appearance
@ScythesBlade
@ScythesBlade 7 років тому
I mean, he sorta is. He was on the street... and though he has a nice house and all now, I guess... sorta never stopped.
@MrPaska78
@MrPaska78 7 років тому
SO FUCKIN WHAT? BITCH!
@parisnchristlove
@parisnchristlove 6 років тому
I like his definition of success- 'the freedom to do whatever you want to do'. Well spoken.
@effiebug4278
@effiebug4278 4 роки тому
That type of success? Requires money. Lots of it.
@hickyricky5913
@hickyricky5913 2 роки тому
@@effiebug4278 Magnus Walker started with... a near non-existent capital. He just had ideas and the willingness to act on them and give it a go, whether it succeeds or not. Trial and error.
@wealthbuilder59
@wealthbuilder59 2 роки тому
He reminds me a lot about myself. Lol
@mokydenan8240
@mokydenan8240 2 роки тому
It's really strange how Magnus' Talk feels so uncoordinated, but it fits the topic of "gut feeling" so perfectly. I think this talk fits the topic just perfectly. What an amazing guy.
@lru1116
@lru1116 3 роки тому
Damn he went to LA at 19, homeless, no support system, not even a citizen, no plan at all, and managed to be able to quickly be able to support himself and then run his own business in 3 years. This was before everyone had cellphones and internet access.
@Cornbread313
@Cornbread313 3 роки тому
How this comment only get 26 likes lol.
@beetlejuice4357
@beetlejuice4357 3 роки тому
@@Cornbread313 It has 32 now. I was number 32.
@johnblecha4428
@johnblecha4428 3 роки тому
@@beetlejuice4357 I'm 44 let's keep it going
@davidharris1378
@davidharris1378 3 роки тому
Yay! I’m 50!
@greyseahorse
@greyseahorse 2 роки тому
96!
@skyeparker1333
@skyeparker1333 4 роки тому
19 minutes of brutally humble flexing
@hollywoodartchick9740
@hollywoodartchick9740 4 роки тому
Thanks - I was wondering if I was the only one who noticed
@glennmuir5617
@glennmuir5617 4 роки тому
AKA humble brag
@xopi2521
@xopi2521 4 роки тому
Not particularly humble. Just brag.
@SnoWman7171
@SnoWman7171 4 роки тому
in a way yeahxD but inspiring
@okk2776
@okk2776 3 роки тому
@@xopi2521 it's no bragging, you just don't like seeing the easier success of others get over it lmao he did well and it's something to congratulate on he litteraly told all his life
@HarrisonHoude
@HarrisonHoude 8 років тому
I love how chill Magnus is and how genuinely nice he seems.
@ZAPPABABURUUU
@ZAPPABABURUUU 8 років тому
+Harrison Houde His attitude reminds me of Casey Neistat
@FunkyBaby01
@FunkyBaby01 3 роки тому
"Success is the freedom to decide what you want to do". Thank you, Magnus, will cherish this.
@faceinthecrowd5810
@faceinthecrowd5810 3 роки тому
As an artist for more than 4 decades. The is nice to hear a story of a creative follower of one’s gut who has been lead into prosperity, more of us find something different than that. I cant even begin to express the reality of the artist’s path, the continuing production of new art and the dust it all collects as it takes its space in a corner of another room of my house. The stacks of written material that has fueled hope and despair, the sense of doing, doing, and accepting the small radius of impact my work effects....its good for me, its therapeutic I suppose. I remember years ago when singer john melencamp, had a story done about his paintings, already a “super star” and one touch of a paintbrush and boom, acknowledged painter, while I’d been hunched over oil paint for 15 years....that line of thinking does nothing positive. So it was great to listen to Magnus this morning, during this pandemic, these strange days. I will hike in the frozen upstate New York woods today, light the old pot belly stove in my studio and sand wood for the 5th straight day, shoot some target archery and be grateful that I continue to stay on the artist’s path, my die has been cast a long time ago. I am an artist, I don’t follow, i prosper enough mowing lawns and plowing snow all the art-glory is fun to imagine but not what most of us will get, do it for your gut.
@jackcaptain5476
@jackcaptain5476 3 роки тому
The return for your efforts sounds fit reward. Enjoy your shoot.
@operationada
@operationada 6 років тому
this guy is amazing. i like how he mentioned how "we never asked anyone what they thought" and I think that's really important. because when you start to ask and you start to care, you're no longer doing it for you.
@daugh8587
@daugh8587 6 років тому
This was a meaningful addition. Thank you.
@fuzz2912
@fuzz2912 6 років тому
Elias Kinnunen failed? You must not have the faintest clue about "Serious Clothing" brand. The guy is a billionaire
@MohamedfrAagaou
@MohamedfrAagaou 6 років тому
Brown Roach .
@jessicacook9453
@jessicacook9453 6 років тому
I agree! I was just about to post that as well.. why be programmed to ask what others think about what makes you "you".
@johannamacdonald1975
@johannamacdonald1975 6 років тому
Also, the interesting thing about 'not' asking the opinions of others is that you don't have to listen to the "nay-sayers" and the "doom-predictors" ... whether or not someone is coming from a place of loving you or not, sometimes others cannot see the unique perspective that you may add to the world :)
@ljurie
@ljurie 4 роки тому
I think the key takeaway from this Magnus' story is action! Follow your gut feeling and take action! As Terance McKenna stated: "Nature loves courage. You make the commitment and nature will respond to that commitment by removing impossible obstacles."
@MasonOfLife
@MasonOfLife 3 роки тому
You’ll never win if you don’t play, you’ll never score if you don’t take a shot, you’ll never get anywhere if you don’t “give it a go”, we fall and fail, but we get back up again and try again, don’t let fear dominate your destiny!
@umitanonymous3400
@umitanonymous3400 3 роки тому
@@MasonOfLife That's it !
@laurentcambon
@laurentcambon 3 роки тому
Deep knowledge
@guidedbybreath2702
@guidedbybreath2702 3 роки тому
I think the key takeaway is that he wasn't really trying. He was just being, and moving from a very natural place of simple curiosity. Our try-hard culture has everyone fooled...
@wernerbeinhart2320
@wernerbeinhart2320 3 роки тому
Oooooor, he was just a dumbnut, who had no plan, got lucky with his pants business and from there on out, everything was easy peasy
@solomonthefoolish
@solomonthefoolish 3 роки тому
This man looks exactly like what I thought somebody who says go with your gut feeling should.
@KittyyPurrr
@KittyyPurrr 3 роки тому
Right 😂
@SovereignStatesman
@SovereignStatesman 3 роки тому
Nom Nom: If your gut tells you never to shave or cut your hair
@dallolapp356
@dallolapp356 3 роки тому
I was going to comment this.
@dobri123123
@dobri123123 3 роки тому
you dont need a gut feeling to spot haters and losers obviously xD striving to bring down others in order to feed their pathetic ego.
@infinite_consciousness6
@infinite_consciousness6 3 роки тому
Lmao🤣
@paulmont9094
@paulmont9094 3 роки тому
Kudos for summarizing a lifetime so cheerfully and concisely. Carefree, optimistic and charismatic
@CrizzyCrossings
@CrizzyCrossings 6 років тому
This guy has the coolness of the Big Lebowski and the luck of Forest Gump
@adoraangelina9075
@adoraangelina9075 6 років тому
So Right!!! 😂👏👏👏😂
@aburrito4973
@aburrito4973 5 років тому
You’re hot
@roscokillian
@roscokillian 5 років тому
nicely put, damn right.
@simondv5600
@simondv5600 5 років тому
A lot of luck
@Monkiimagic
@Monkiimagic 5 років тому
For me he made his luck through hard work.
@ByDaniSimone
@ByDaniSimone 7 років тому
I'm just taking over these comments. I love his nonchalant attitude about it all. Like so Porsche called me up, Jay Leno called me up, Top Gear picked up the footage, etc. etc. I love this dude.
@WeskerXM96E1
@WeskerXM96E1 7 років тому
Yeah i have read a few negative comments about this fella now and i think it is probably just down to jealousy sadly. The way that he has pretty much just gone with his "gut feeling" roll with the punches attitude is really refreshing in this day and age, and i immediately relate as i am English and Northern like him so knows where he comes from "literally".
@Abannanapeel
@Abannanapeel 7 років тому
I second that thought, seeing this name pop up on TEDx was an immediate click on the video, coming from the car world, he is well known, and ive followed him for little under a year after hearing about his character in need for speed 2015, all the people in that game all became car legends in some way, and thats my goal. For the majority its just some homeless looking man. But hes actually a living " I dont care what you think about me" attitude. It makes life alot easier and makes you become a leader, a boss, and not a slave to something bigger then you.
@jaikaranmohan9015
@jaikaranmohan9015 6 років тому
Great speech
@jaikaranmohan9015
@jaikaranmohan9015 6 років тому
How could get on tedx
@Laffy1345
@Laffy1345 6 років тому
Social Media by Dezine with Dani Egypt i love you
@jasonmateus924
@jasonmateus924 3 роки тому
4 years later, watching this again, still AWESOME
@franksteinhilber2222
@franksteinhilber2222 2 роки тому
I always listen to my gut , and the few times I didnt ended in regret ! This man is truly living the dream ,
@bwest6275
@bwest6275 7 років тому
Magnus can tell a story well. And I like how candid he was when he said he didn't even know why he was invited to speak. But I think my favorite part was when he finished. He simply walked off the stage. He came, he conquered, he left. About as honest a presentation as you can have.
@bighank1972
@bighank1972 8 років тому
For those of you who think this man "stumbled through life and got lucky" I would suggest watching his movie. The full length version is on youtube. This man is focus and passion personified. He was not afraid to learn something new and use that focus and passion to do it better than others. He is a self made man and a role model regardless of how you think he looks.
@jaredwhite571
@jaredwhite571 3 роки тому
A lot of times, if you’re open to it, and meet it half-way, you find yourself enjoying content that speaks to you in profoundly satisfying ways-this talk by Magnus did just that for me.
@patricijakocjan4455
@patricijakocjan4455 Рік тому
@maryannmattingly8215
@maryannmattingly8215 2 роки тому
I have watched hundreds of Ted talks given by people who speak publicly for a living. This man was the most articulate, easy to listen to and comprehend, confident and well-delivered of every single one of them!
@John01ization
@John01ization 8 років тому
I Quit My Job Today
@tomasspolis9887
@tomasspolis9887 8 років тому
Why?
@John01ization
@John01ization 8 років тому
lll TomViolent lll​ Because I realized I am worth more than what my job was paying me.
@tomasspolis9887
@tomasspolis9887 8 років тому
Sad story :c
@eugeniate4961
@eugeniate4961 8 років тому
You´ll get a better one for sure
@John01ization
@John01ization 8 років тому
Eugenia Te Thank You, I really appreciate it. Means a lot.
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX 7 років тому
A hippie caught up in consumerism. A capitalist lost in greed for possessions. I too am from the UK and left school at 15 and also left home and never looked back. I am still travelling the world at 65 and speak many languages. I have limited income and to this day I have never been more happy!
@foppo100
@foppo100 7 років тому
Then you have everything.
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX 7 років тому
It's a very long story, many people said to me write a book! to do that I would need help as my English literature is not so good!
@anwarislamu
@anwarislamu 7 років тому
if you have nothing, how did you make a comment on you tube?
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX
@XxxcloackndaggerxxX 7 років тому
My friend did you not know there is no such thing as "Nothing"
@marcusfunchar7060
@marcusfunchar7060 7 років тому
villageidiot
@jayrivera54
@jayrivera54 3 роки тому
I'm trying all along as I heard Magnus tell his story to catch my breath. My pulse was racing as I realized that what he was saying was something I knew about (the 'gut feeling'), but never really went with it. This has really hit home for me. Thank you.
@patricijakocjan4455
@patricijakocjan4455 Рік тому
Live with no resistance👍
@Witzomania
@Witzomania 3 роки тому
I like this. That's what I have always done, aside from addiction that had to be overcome, I can relate. The "leap of faith" and "going with the gut feeling", I have not yet been as "lucky" and my success is more in the satisfaction of the "freedom" derived from just doing what I like, and what I want. I love the talk from Magnus, especially that he is very humble, considering his accomplishments.
@joey551
@joey551 6 років тому
This is a case of don't judge a book by its cover.
@mallorymcguire833
@mallorymcguire833 6 років тому
I wouldn't judge him, I just wouldn't want to live with him, kiss him (or stand next to him)
@richardfinlayson1524
@richardfinlayson1524 6 років тому
well i would trust someone who looks like magnus way more than i would trust a straight looking dude
@babyjeevitha
@babyjeevitha 6 років тому
Mallory McGuire me too i wanna hug him great guy
@claytonmeador8382
@claytonmeador8382 6 років тому
ide do more than hug him if i had a chance...just hadda say..!!! 😋😍😋 _ lickety-lick lick style..! 👅👅👅 just hope he well endowed for dt pleasures...mhmmm! Yeah..!!! 😋💋
@khalilrazak6486
@khalilrazak6486 6 років тому
Exactly.
@m3lisha
@m3lisha 7 років тому
What some may fail to see is that if things don't work out one way, at least you tried it and now you can move onto the next thing
@tobyhallam4750
@tobyhallam4750 2 роки тому
Wow. OMG Ive got so many parallels with Magnus. I grew up in Sheffield in the 80's too. In fact I went to the same school as Magnus (Silverdale Comprehensive), but 3 years later than him. I never knew him. I also went to America on a "Camp America" (actually Work America) programme, and had some amazing life changing experiences, and fell in love with heavy metal at the same time. Later on, back in the UK I bought a Porsche 924, and fell in love with Porsches. I didnt have the same level of success as Magnus, but I have no regrets, and I absolutely followed my gut.
@Spilkyy
@Spilkyy 8 місяців тому
Love your story man 🫶🏼
3 роки тому
This guy is totally out of the Matrix. I loved so much this talk, it's my new Ted fav; I saw it twice today, one by myself and another with my 16 year old son and he also loved it and loved Magnus.
@jimiplayscobo5877
@jimiplayscobo5877 4 роки тому
I've always told my daughters from day one to never judge a book by it's cover. You never know what can be hiding behind the facade :) Peace
@miketomlin6040
@miketomlin6040 3 роки тому
I tell mine, never judge a cover by the book. I jest I don't have any daughters , children are so judgemental!
@ifwecouldvote
@ifwecouldvote 3 роки тому
are they hot?
@jimiplayscobo5877
@jimiplayscobo5877 3 роки тому
@@ifwecouldvote Is your Mother a hottie?
@ifwecouldvote
@ifwecouldvote 3 роки тому
@@jimiplayscobo5877 yes, she's beautiful. I guess you're saying that your daughters are fugly then?
@obiwan5999
@obiwan5999 3 роки тому
But this isn't a facade, this is who he is, not hiding anything. That's the point.
@jerramy
@jerramy 8 років тому
I stumbled onto this video wondering what this homeless guy was doing on a TED talk. Little did I know he was a guy where everything he has touched in his life has turned to gold. I don't think it is just a matter of going with your gut feeling because he never had to chase any of it, THEY ALL CAME TO HIM! I'm sure that you need to have all the ingredients in place to make things happen, like passion, hard work, talent and a fearlessness to jump in to something new. But this is just laying the groundwork for creating the conditions so that when luck comes your way, you are ready for it to jump in and take it. For most, that luck comes along only occasionally, but for him, it seems, lady luck has been chasing him down all his life. Good on him.
@TrackMonkey327
@TrackMonkey327 3 роки тому
Fascinating. I like how he doesn't let not having the education or training stop him from pursuing his passions.
@giffordbecks4905
@giffordbecks4905 3 роки тому
He deserves his humble pie. Magnus just lives.
@martymakeupartist
@martymakeupartist 8 років тому
what about all of those who have gone with their gut feelings and failed...I would love to hear a tedtalk about that
@jeroen6920
@jeroen6920 8 років тому
+martymakeupartist "Succes is the freedom to do what you want to do". So in the philosophy of Magnus: the ones who failed didn't follow their gut feeling.
@carlitoxb110
@carlitoxb110 8 років тому
Success is not about having a bunch of cars or money, its about feeling complete and conform with your self and your achievements
@stevescott928
@stevescott928 8 років тому
+martymakeupartist Well, maybe you should follow your passion and be the one to give that TED talk. Id watch it.
@martymakeupartist
@martymakeupartist 8 років тому
Awww, thanks you r 2 sweet :-)
@Animusapertus
@Animusapertus 8 років тому
+martymakeupartist Watch the Monica Lewinsky ted talk
@whoopshey826
@whoopshey826 8 років тому
how the fuck does a guy who looks like rob zombie give one of the best TED talks I've ever seen...
@parodilovern
@parodilovern 8 років тому
because books and appearances
@MarkFeaGuitar
@MarkFeaGuitar 7 років тому
I know.... this was like the simplest speech ever, yet just hit the spot.... crazy !! LOL Somehow inspiring and I also feel bad cos I totally judged him on his looks right at the start, which goes completely against the grain for me.... weird!!??
@gavinmorris998
@gavinmorris998 7 років тому
To be fair, he's gone out of his way to look a certain way (and owns it, too.)
@Edddy...
@Edddy... 6 років тому
Kenneth Gilbert lol
@bastiaan0741
@bastiaan0741 6 років тому
How? He just stumbled around in life, and got lucky with opportunity, despite his lack of education. Him following is 'gut' is purely coincidental. Uneducated guy buys some clothes, by chance sells them, repeats and by chance they keep selling, gets a successful company. He could've ended right there. Trading his company for other businesses to do whatever he wanted next is a fun anecdote.
@knowledgeCity254
@knowledgeCity254 3 роки тому
Humility and Greatness go hand in hand. Humbled!
@rohitwestcoast
@rohitwestcoast 2 роки тому
The guy is pure gold; not even taken a single breath in the whole conversation. Amazing!
@acramish
@acramish 5 років тому
The coolest TED I've watched. I have a tendency to go against my gut feeling and do the "safest" bet. This is probably the time to do the leap of faith.
@benevolentdictator2315
@benevolentdictator2315 4 роки тому
How did that choice work out for you?
@SchitzNGigglez
@SchitzNGigglez 3 роки тому
yeah! how did that work out for you?
@acramish
@acramish Рік тому
Wow! Never thought I'd stumble upon this comment again. Well, one thing's for sure, I did, and I put myself out of misery. This will be a bit long. Before, I was practically dragging my feet to work. I stayed because it was a full-time job (with retirement benefits and all). But I have terrible bosses, not all of them but most of them. They won't believe you when you call in sick, they will ask for your opinion just to tell you that theirs is right (they tend to resort to their "tried and tested" methods but they're expecting different results, and for that reason, us young ones just kept mum during meetings even when we can offer other ways of doing things), and you always have to justify your overtime work even when they just gave you the work when you're about to clock out. I resigned not knowing where to go next (I wouldn't recommend it, though). I just got lucky that when I talked to a former mentor, she immediately offered me projects. Sure, I wasn't a full-time employee, but my salary doubled and I got to travel the country (as part of the job). Fast forward to today, I love my work now. I consider my workspace as a safe space where I can express myself freely and where my opinions were considered.
@buzz6989
@buzz6989 11 місяців тому
Pls update us
@JoeGator23
@JoeGator23 7 років тому
The secret is that he consistently works to move his top dreams forward... He aligns his own stars, so to speak, because he is driven for his own reward. He next applies his success as a platform to reach higher and higher. We all have this capability but it requires complete discipline and resourcefulness to get to this level. Being your own genuine person helps a lot... Happy looking humble winner. Good on him.
@angelinasouren
@angelinasouren 5 років тому
I don't think so. He is not focusing on goals or "reaching" for anything. That is the point. He just does what he does and accepts whatever comes along and makes the most of every situation. Someone else above (later) wrote that he is not attached to the outcome of anything he does. That may well be true. Maybe it is about creating freedom for yourself. None of these things he did would have happened if he'd been in a 9-to-5 office job, clean-shaven and never had the guts to ignore that kind of traditional "security". He's a bit like Steve Jobs.
@mr_phoenyx_NYC4Eva
@mr_phoenyx_NYC4Eva 2 місяці тому
He's the embodiment of DGAF, and I love it. He moved on his impulses and his aspirations. True freedom!!
@happysmurfette
@happysmurfette 3 роки тому
Super down to earth, modest, and real-MW You are a true genuine inspiration. Thank You for just Being You🌊🤍✨
@ccorrechet
@ccorrechet 6 років тому
THIS GUY IS A LEGEND
@joophoop349
@joophoop349 5 років тому
absolute
@teh_blazerer
@teh_blazerer 5 років тому
unit
@SportSphere360_
@SportSphere360_ 5 років тому
true
@Marketspoons
@Marketspoons 7 років тому
Magnus's inspiration he exodus is that he follows his own road by being him self. Follow his inspiration not his road! Happiness comes from being satisfied within ourselves on our own path, not with external material success and having possessions we desire just because others have them.
@WeskerXM96E1
@WeskerXM96E1 7 років тому
Yes i think that is bang on, follow your own road as he is still on his own journey.
@cheriew2512
@cheriew2512 7 років тому
Yes, thank u
@urmama54
@urmama54 7 років тому
Fahk uhb Darrell
@TheBlueskyson
@TheBlueskyson 7 років тому
Not sure who i prefer, Darrell or Magnus.
@lucasmontenegro8938
@lucasmontenegro8938 7 років тому
That's a worthy reminder, thank you!
@bodyandsoulinconstanttrans9190
@bodyandsoulinconstanttrans9190 3 роки тому
A true down to earth inspirational guy!
@reeblesnarfle4519
@reeblesnarfle4519 2 роки тому
Brilliant. Eloquent, honest, heart-felt, well thought out and delivered. A dream life.💪😎👍🔥❤
@slimcharles5856
@slimcharles5856 7 років тому
This guy builds sweet porches, I have seen a video on him and his cars years ago, and shows that you must want it, really want it, no matter what you're need is you must not let anyone take you off the track you know you should be on.
@Z4Zander
@Z4Zander 6 років тому
Front or back porches?Porsche
@beberoo
@beberoo 9 років тому
I believe Magnus engineered his luck. Better yet, he was given the opportunity and he did not waste it. Other people try to study people like him. He must be doing something right to be satisfied in his life. He was also fearless. My take away from his talk was not so much as just "go with your gut feel" but more of: 1- "know what you really, really, really want", 2- be courageous when the opportunity comes that'll let you get what you want, 3- sometimes it might not even be clear where the opportunity will take you, but be smart, be brave, do your best to work with what you have. See, he's not just incredibly lucky. He figured out what to do with what he has even if he may not be actively figuring out what to do next. I guess this is what you get when you live in the moment. My only comment on his appearance is that, sadly, it distracts people from listening to his message. We have not yet evolved to look beyond what's in front of us.
@katndognco
@katndognco 9 років тому
I don't think he was fearless, who of us is unless we're a sociopath. What he did was regardless of the fear, he moved forward to see what was around the next corner and what he found was excitement, and he did things with his passion and he got other people excited. And people with money bought in, and here we are talking about what? HIM -
@tbayley6
@tbayley6 9 років тому
The only thing you've missed is that he knew how to cut a deal. Possibly the most important factor in business/financial success? You can have all the other ingredients but without that sense of entitlement that you're worth 150% profit for minimal effort, you're not going to get anywhere. I would probably say "here you can have the jeans for 5 bucks, they don't really fit, etc..."
@mitchiemasha
@mitchiemasha 9 років тому
A younger version of himself with that appearance didn't hinder him like it does now. Back then it suits him and looks wacky. Now he just looks homeless, lol!
@savedfaves
@savedfaves 9 років тому
beberoo I actually think his appearance sets him apart and adds to her persona and character. He can pull off the 'outlaw' image with it and it's one of the reasons why he's interesting. Like Steve Jobs' reluctance to wear suits. Magnus doesn't fit in he stands out.
@fyoung46
@fyoung46 9 років тому
savedfaves I agree with you that he stands out. As another person said here, he looks homeless. Think about it. Perhaps that will be next fashion craze. I remember back in the 60's everyone was wearing army fatigue shirts and jackets and looking poor was cool. Then, if someone wore bright shinny silk looking cloths they'd have looked like out casts. As they say, what goes around comes around. I kind of have never grown out of those hippy days myself. My grown children usually buy me a flannel shirt or a tee shirt for summer since I'm retired. Yes, I had to go through the days of wearing office attire, but always thought khaki pants, shirt, and a tie wasn't at all comfortable.. The only place you saw cloths that are fashionable today was perhaps at a ski resort, which reminds me of one of the things we still laugh about today. It was in the early 90's and I'd decided to take my two boys skiing. We're standing in line to catch the lift and I noticed that they were whispering to each other, smiling, and looking at me knowing I was going to ask why. I had on blue jeans, my old fatigue jacket, and a plain black wool ski hat. I kind of looked like Joe Pesci in "Home Alone." Well, one of them spoke up. "Dad, you look like a bank robber!" That's when they got my friendly lecture. I said " Listen to me sons. I grew up in the days when we didn't judge people by what they wore, but by who they were." Also, I might add, it was not fashionable to talk about ourselves in the 60's and 70's. I'd love to see those days come back. Today, the young are sometimes called the "me generation," who can never seem to have enough STUFF. I hope I haven't offended anyone.
@monicajohnson639
@monicajohnson639 11 місяців тому
Magnus Walker is absolutely wonderful as a motivational speaker who just shares himself naturally and without apologizing for being who he is - thanks to TEDx Talks for noticing.
@marys4565
@marys4565 5 місяців тому
I've always followed my gut feeling. It's taken me to 3 different states and back to 1 of them. I dont know why I'm still here, I want to head to another, my gut tells me no. I love this guy's layed back attitude, yet he's gotten so far. Enjoyed listening to him
@bettyharrison9537
@bettyharrison9537 5 місяців тому
My gut feeling is usually wrong. Careful consideration doesn't work either. It's luck and serendipity, my friend. Remember to be grateful.
@inversemedia
@inversemedia 7 років тому
Magnus says it at 11:49-12:02: "I had passion... if you've got the will, desire, put motivation in [determination], and are focused, things tend to happen. A little bit of luck and a leap of faith help as well." Do not judge a man's character by his looks. I have worked in the corporate world and met many traditional looking people whose values I do not respect. I had the pleasure of accidentally meeting Magnus and his lovely wife Karen once. They kindly invited me, a total stranger, to join them at their cafe table sharing their food, drink and conversation. I was not dressed in any manner that communicated I was a production manager for this event. I believe his success is also based in something additional to his comments above, he explores unknown situations with honesty, curiosity and willingness to share.
@andrewkelts3277
@andrewkelts3277 6 років тому
What's the trouble. ...
@athena_the_hun1097
@athena_the_hun1097 6 років тому
inversemedia great summation. More important than looks
@XeravixGaming
@XeravixGaming 6 років тому
thanks for sharing that story!
@mate6mty
@mate6mty 6 років тому
He says no education ,,,He must have left something out and very important cause managing a mom aand pap business will need administration skill to make it a big business
@LaGrandeBayou
@LaGrandeBayou 6 років тому
I think he left out that Magnus has great intuition and self discipline. Clearly he lacks something (what man doesn't?), but whatever it is, it's not substantial enough to impede his progressive successes
@dafedora7327
@dafedora7327 6 років тому
I'm stealing the name Magnus Walker and using it for my next playthrough on Fallout 4 and Wasteland 2. Dude's name is fucking badass.
@jamesbarnes8854
@jamesbarnes8854 6 років тому
He even said he is a heavy metal guy...I would rock it in Cyberpunk 2077
@johhycash5097
@johhycash5097 6 років тому
u are totally Lame fekhead
@dulcet_lemn6466
@dulcet_lemn6466 6 років тому
You're absolutely right "Magnus Walker" sounds bloody epic
@nicholasfitz
@nicholasfitz 2 роки тому
This man is the epitome of going with the flow
@jackpurkiss4117
@jackpurkiss4117 3 роки тому
Incredible! I got so much value from this. Thank you.
@jasminasinanbegovic6225
@jasminasinanbegovic6225 4 роки тому
He makes me feeling like getting my dreames to be a reality is simply easy. And just love how he doesn't lose the Porsche out of his focus. Stay focused on your dreams.
@codywarren1631
@codywarren1631 6 років тому
"we never asked anyone that they thought" is beyond powerful. Right when you start wondering what people think is the moment you already did. Do you
@inimacam3945
@inimacam3945 3 роки тому
Magnus is the man . Beautiful talk . Thank you .
@markbeeman3093
@markbeeman3093 2 роки тому
You are what you think you are. I tell people around me what I intend to do. That solidifies my intentions and it lives in other people's heads. That motivates me to follow through.
@anthonymacconnell7179
@anthonymacconnell7179 7 років тому
I love this guy. One of the few people that doesn't put on a front to explain their success.
@markanthonygarrett6264
@markanthonygarrett6264 7 років тому
I really love this topic, it's quite a story of success. The simplicity of this man is a beautiful lesson of life. Great speech!
@jenalyntinai2805
@jenalyntinai2805 7 років тому
Hi there Mr. Garrett, I watched your videos and so touching, very inspiring,I keep following all your sites and it gives me encouragement and strengths to life, I never heard any negative from your videos. Such a heart fulfilling video, I can't wait to see more of it.
@Shamaduda
@Shamaduda 7 років тому
He is a liar, look it up. Its basically a pyramid scheme except he is wasting your time and emotions over money...well unless you buy his bullshit books
@lilred00051
@lilred00051 7 років тому
Jenalyn Tinai o09 ? OR KJL JJJJJPPPJJJJJJJJ JMJJJJJJJM0 PPJ PENNY
@soonersciencenerd383
@soonersciencenerd383 7 років тому
Mark Anthony Garrett and why must we be complicated? what's wrong with be simple, minimalist, and happy?
@peterhill7780
@peterhill7780 6 років тому
Mark Anthony Garrett .
@krissecor2031
@krissecor2031 11 місяців тому
a beautiful man inside and out... thank you Magnus for sharing your truth.
@lexsodz
@lexsodz 10 місяців тому
What a down to earth guy. I needed to watch this talk exactly at the right time. Thank you!
@cole9185
@cole9185 6 років тому
I honestly love people like this. I admire them. Im fascinated by them. Damn, I highly applause!
@antisocialantihero3464
@antisocialantihero3464 5 років тому
Katherine Cole applaud
@JeanieHammondcatfeet
@JeanieHammondcatfeet 8 років тому
My gut feeling is.....all the judgmental folks that posted here should take a look at their-selves, to criticize another's appearance, wealth, honesty/integrity shows envy or just plain hatred for anothers' success. Play nice now!
@cronexxgaming4245
@cronexxgaming4245 8 років тому
He is rich as hell, he just wants to wear clothes like that because he can.
@ExtraordinaryLiving
@ExtraordinaryLiving 8 років тому
+Cronexx Gaming What's wrong with what he's wearing?!?
@cronexxgaming4245
@cronexxgaming4245 8 років тому
+ExtraordinaryLivinTV I NEVER said that there is something wrong with what he is wearing.
@Welther47
@Welther47 8 років тому
+ExtraordinaryLivinTV Come on, If you go on stage you can't wear whatever you want. It's not about the colour of this shirt. Or the type of trousers. It's about being able to see the persons face and hear his voice. Wearing a hat almost covering your face is not appropriate.
@cronexxgaming4245
@cronexxgaming4245 8 років тому
+Welther47 If you wanna wear a giant hat then wear a giant hat. GO WITH YOUR GUT FEEEEEELLLLIIIINNNGGG.
@ghostship5467
@ghostship5467 Рік тому
I have said for years that if my head isn't happy with making a decision, then I'll ask my gut. Your presentation has just reedified that process. Terrific story Magnus.
@BizzZTurtle
@BizzZTurtle Рік тому
One of the best talks that speaks to my heart and experiences in life! Thank You for sharing Magnus!
@freeyourmind112358
@freeyourmind112358 5 років тому
I love how you can tell he's not a professional speaker. He has his hands in his pockets the whole time, but still gives a great talk. Its cute
@WassupWassup420
@WassupWassup420 4 роки тому
@Gregory Franklin and that is also how he got here
@alexanderstyrlander7991
@alexanderstyrlander7991 4 роки тому
Haha, yea.... Cant stand speakers or leaders who has been trained to do so. Its a natural ability nothing that can be learned authentically.
@bunathan2485
@bunathan2485 4 роки тому
He's just him 😂
@veevaughn
@veevaughn 4 роки тому
Hugh Ropp in all seriousness. you’re why i love the youtube comment section.
@yankee2666
@yankee2666 4 роки тому
Cute is an engaging attribute for little children and puppies - not adults.
@johnmariano47
@johnmariano47 6 років тому
Taking a leap of faith with the gut feel = trust = letting go and making do of whatever comes. Sewing Kit Creativity. He learned to trust his instincts, creativity, and most importantly his ability and trust to overcome probable challenges and survive in any situation he may be in. Making the Hard Decisions. Having the Porsche dream and passion with the letter is a spark, forces of attraction working combined with non- attachment of outcome. coupled with being Wise on Money in deciding for the building, Closing Serious Down, the universe just unfolded the rest of the story. Sir Magnus Walker, Thanks!
@garystevedunlap572
@garystevedunlap572 5 років тому
Jay Em you have taken his talk and removed the extraneous babble and stated the purest form of his presentation. That’s very cool indeed.
@omarperez671
@omarperez671 Рік тому
Very inspirational. This are the kind of people that deserve to make it. Moral of the story always keep on moving forward playing with the best cards you have on the table and giving it your best.
@AlanDavid
@AlanDavid Рік тому
He has a knack for putting himself in the right place, at the right time.
@EIKOFILMS
@EIKOFILMS 8 років тому
"Arnd er cheers n all the best" gotta love this guy
@roguecitizen9146
@roguecitizen9146 5 років тому
Love his simple quote, "It doesn't matter what you have, just get out and drive"
@raccoonchronicles5134
@raccoonchronicles5134 3 роки тому
Incredibly fortunate and in the right place at the right time.
@Oskariix
@Oskariix 4 роки тому
My gut feeling tells me not to listen to this guy, and now I am stuck in a paradox
@hotbowlofstu9228
@hotbowlofstu9228 4 роки тому
@@Zodiak34 you must not of got the joke
@creekfinds
@creekfinds 4 роки тому
Clever my friend!!
@alleycat1977
@alleycat1977 4 роки тому
Same
@fitfirst4468
@fitfirst4468 4 роки тому
Mrry W. What’s a catch 22?
@alleycat1977
@alleycat1977 4 роки тому
@@fitfirst4468 a novel
@PrimoStracciatella
@PrimoStracciatella 6 років тому
This guy inspires me! I'm going to start a clothesline, starting with a XXXL size T-shirt with "I FOLLOW MY GUT" printed on it!
@texantom49
@texantom49 5 років тому
Ill buy one lol
@tamarab5675
@tamarab5675 5 років тому
When you start making the XS size t-shirt I'd like one please.
@derekwragge7958
@derekwragge7958 5 років тому
lmao!! yasss
@user-ov3cq3zp7o
@user-ov3cq3zp7o 5 років тому
You've got a good way with words... and humer. Nice touch.
@jairofranco6847
@jairofranco6847 5 років тому
Lol
@iohenderson1880
@iohenderson1880 3 роки тому
Confidence, belief , trust and flow ♥️
@williamsippel4435
@williamsippel4435 9 років тому
All these negative comments I read here.. no one can just take things for what they are. There's always something negative to be said about everything, apparently. What is the need for this? I mean, I understand constructive criticism but come on, some of these comments don't even apply to that. This guy is just on here telling his story. If it's boring or lacking of certain nuances you feel "necessary," don't effin watch it! It's pretty damn simple. There are millions of videos on these here interwebs.
@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS
@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS 9 років тому
it's simple... people are jealous, ungrateful and cannot understand that Magnus did the most simple thing: he lived his dream, and with dedication and luck (one always needs that) achieved more than the average sucker! ;-)
@oddfellowsrest9134
@oddfellowsrest9134 9 років тому
Yeah,Some people can't get passed his appearance...oh he has long hair and a long beard like a stereotypical homeless person you might see in a movie,so what he has to say is automatically of no interest.He must be down on his luck,attack him.He'd buy and sell you all,but he probably has better things to do.
@CarlaBaku
@CarlaBaku 9 років тому
Agreed, will sipp. The main thing the internet has accomplished is to show how many angry, MEAN, vicious, rude, bitter, unhappy, ignorant, terrified people there really are in the world. A whole lot of people out here in cyberspace seem desperate to spread as much rage as possible before they die, as if that will make their lives better and make a positive contribution to the world.
@chamroenphan1619
@chamroenphan1619 7 років тому
Carla Baku
@chamroenphan1619
@chamroenphan1619 7 років тому
Carla Baku;
@mollymccarron331
@mollymccarron331 6 років тому
So random that I found this. Magnus that was my old loft. I love living there and I'm glad you still have it..
@feliperp3
@feliperp3 3 роки тому
Nossa que história de vida é essa! Merece virar filme com certeza! Wow what a life story this is! It deserves to become a movie for sure!
@jaxxon9
@jaxxon9 2 роки тому
Yes, indeed, this was inspirational - even for a firm believer in "always trust your gut." Even when that decision doesn't seem to work out, know that you are still on your way to the finishline!" Thank you for sharing!
@mesomeone8684
@mesomeone8684 4 роки тому
The best ted talk I've watched, given my personality this is what I find inspiring. Not the typical textbook lifestyle. Thanks Magnus! So motivational. Rock on.
@danaleblanc6211
@danaleblanc6211 6 років тому
Love his consistent use of "we" in this story!
@tomw4821
@tomw4821 3 роки тому
Please spend some time with the New Message - its a teaching of great value brought to a world in great need. I only wish I'd come across it sooner.
@vallericarrillo5379
@vallericarrillo5379 3 роки тому
I agree. No one.. becoming something. Then becoming somebody. That "someone," is him. I like that he's an individualist.
@releasetoreceive
@releasetoreceive 3 роки тому
Same.
@mumpygumboo8554
@mumpygumboo8554 9 років тому
This guy is a good example of being open to opportunities that present themselves and taking advantage of them. He is ultimately an extremely flexible individual.
@lancewhitehorse1703
@lancewhitehorse1703 5 років тому
This idea I believe originated with Socrates, who believed that the "gut feeling" or strongest thought in your head was essentially GOD telling you what to do
@tikitiki4391
@tikitiki4391 4 роки тому
Wow! Nice!
@danpaulson927
@danpaulson927 4 роки тому
Knowledge has advanced since then.
@isoufo
@isoufo 4 роки тому
@@danpaulson927 There's something to it.
@adamchapman3358
@adamchapman3358 4 роки тому
Listening to the gut takes trianing to consistantly act upon it. Well worth the time
@corbinlandreth
@corbinlandreth 4 роки тому
The "gut" feeling is actually poorly understood. Most people don't realize that their entire body has neuronic connections, and while your brain is the clustered center of neurons, it is not the only part of your neuronic system. Your "main" brain thinks in its own ways, but so too does the rest of your body in its own way. To ignore your gut feeling is to ignore an important part of your thought process that you dismiss because the "feelings" don't seem concrete enough to hold their own in the face of reason. Its basically the same as ignoring the "voice" in your head when you think and making decisions based on only the "logic" part of your brain. Like Spock.
@darlagail56
@darlagail56 3 роки тому
What a journey you are having . Good for you and may the journey continue and good luck keeps coming your way and the good times roll.
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