How to stop getting triggered | Lauren Nanson | TEDxSouthHowardAvenue

[jordanclose]

I like that you not only helped us identity the problem but also gave us a practical tool to overcome it. Well done Lauren!

[LaurenNanson]

Thank you TED and TEDx South Howard Avenue.

[suhubu]

A friend in college never got triggered. He found rude comments or whatever might trigger others as humorous and would just laugh. Loved thst about him.

[JulianaMarie_]

This is so needed in our culture! I'm so glad this is public for everyone because people need to hear this!!

[samsoltan]

Resiliency is so key. I keep hearing everywhere and I'm glad so many more people are spreading this message to empower people to make things better.

[Hightxde]

They gave me two un skippable ads on a video on how to not get triggered.

[ValeeSingleton]

This was wonderful! CEO is a great tool that I’m glad to now have in my back pocket. I also enjoyed hearing your personal story and how much you have overcome, learned and now get to share to help others. Thank you!!

[motherlovesaman]

I love using Ted talks as gaining knowledge to help myself and others. I love how some Ted talks happen just when you are ready to listen to the message and actually apply it. I grew up on the Rez and am scared that I raised children that are coddled. The triggers here in my community here on the Rez may end a little differently than other communities. I have always remained cool under pressure and turned my negative environment into positive. I even have been in life threatening situations where I was not scared and was able to diffuse the situation to resolution.❤Thanks you all ❤

[stevenpetersmusic]

I’m so proud of you, Lauren! This is an incredible talk, and so needed for time. I can’t wait to hear more from you! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[jfp]

Lauren, you have such insight, sincerity, and wisdom. Listening to you speak was enlightening and deeply spoke to me in terms of similar experiences. Thank you for sharing your story.

[tracyburton]

Gosh, I really needed your wise words this morning. My in-laws are coming to stay later today and my father-in-law is my trigger, to the point that I now dread their visits. I was planning to quietly leave the room every time he wound me up but now I will definitely be using your suggested approach. Thank you. :)

[lindsayallinson]

What an amazing and timely message. So many of us can use this important reminder to distinguish truth from trigger. Thank you for sharing, Lauren!

[helloandiemarie]

This is so powerful!!! Thank you for this, Lauren!!!

[hannahlewis]

Wow. Such an important topic. So applicable too. Thank you for sharing Lauren!

[yadirakorovesis]

*pulls out her "CEO of my mind" name plaque on her desk*

So motivating and encouraging. Loved
LOVED LOOOOVED this talk!

[bradleymoore]

Wow, this talk was informative and absolutley amazing. I laughed and cried and learned. This is the essence of a TEDx talk right here well done Lauren.

[kelseamayyy]

Lauren is a captivating speaker! I thoroughly enjoyed this talk from start to finish. Bravo!

[byedgington]

Well done, Lauren, great ideas, acronym, and closing. Good work.

[joelsalomon]

Great topic Lauren! Thanks for sharing your story! It totally resonated with me.

[maxkorovesis]

Love this perspective. So important in the world we live in today