What Would You Attempt If You Knew You Could Not Fail? | Anne Ruthmann | TEDxOaklandUniversity

Learning how to release our fear of failure opens us up to our greatest potential and possibility. By consistently asking questions that remove our barriers to self-expression and dream-fulfillment, we can tap into our unique gifts and discover where our own light shines brightest. By following the path opened to us through these questions of expansion, we discover more about our soul purpose, how we can best serve others in the world, and where we can make the biggest difference.

Anne Ruthmann is an Architecture and Interior Design Photographer in New York City. Anne is an Oakland University Alumni, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education. While Anne never had a vision for this career path, she learned that her personal version of success was quite different than the models provided by her environment. Pursuing the possibilities outside of traditional opportunities led to a self-created career as a photographer, small business owner, and consultant for other creative entrepreneurs. Her imagery gained international attention by receiving features in publications like Better Homes & Gardens, The Knot, Brides, and PDN as well as winning awards from WPJA and AGWPJA. Her acclaim led to invitations to speak on creative business topics for other photographers.

[colder]

Antonym of fail is a word you don't know how to use correctly. The word effort is under the word fail.

[zonnab]

This video is a fail, unfortunately. You cannot hear a single word that she is saying. So sad that this university didn't have technicians that have done a better job