The Butterfly Effect - Why What You Do Matters | Andy Andrews | TEDxRiverOaks

Through his unique brand of storytelling, best-selling author Andy Andrews makes a compelling case for why what you do matters. His talk challenges conventional wisdom and reveals the impact one person can have on billions. Andy Andrews is an author and speaker whose work has appeared on The New York Times bestseller lists in the categories of Hardcover Fiction, Hardcover Nonfiction, Business, and Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous. Dave Ramsey called him "our generation's Mark Twain" and he is best known for the international bestselling books The Traveler's Gift and The Noticer. ABC's Good Morning America named The Traveler's Gift "one of the five books you should read in your lifetime."

He has written over 26 books and sold more than 20 million copies around the world. His books have been translated into over 40 languages. Andrews regularly speaks for corporations, organizations, athletic teams, and the U.S. Military.

[bqweryytgdsw]

This is the most underrated Ted talk ever

[stevehall]

Andy's original video of this story is still my favorite.

[leahcain]

Utilize the day. Don’t post pone what you need to do for tomorrow. For tomorrow is not guaranteed. This is what has been on my heart lately.
Thanks! Great speech!

[forlove]

This talk reminds me of everything I love about TED Talks! Great storytelling and a perfect message for our world today.

[sandyhowell]

Thank you So Very much for sharing! One of my very favorite Ted talks! So very very encouraging and empowering, but most of all brings to light a beautiful perspective. I won't forget this "talk". ❤️

[LetsLiveThriving]

I’m shocked this doesn’t have more views. This is amazingly inspirational and motivational

[donaldhill]

Plan to give a talk on Monday to parents of homeschool high schoolers. Planning to have them consider just how much what they are doing matters and how much what their children do matters all the time forever.

[arpitadas]

Commendable story telling..the message needed this kind of strong delivery. Thank you for your work.

[Anne-cjhm]

Deep. Very deep stuff. Very well presented.

[paulscousedownie]

Wow what a wonderful inspirational talk.

[sacha]

Wow. Wow. Wow! Im speechless....only left to let your words marinate. Very powerful. Thank you for this!

[LindaCorn-fjnk]

This was and is a very meaningful talk. Thank you for sharing it.

[tonyamarie]

Wow, this is a great talk! 👏 Your inspiring message helped me find an emotional addition to my vision. I cried twice watching it. I’m very thankful and grateful for you and the effect on me that will pass on to my teaching children and will change the world! ❤

[claremcbride]

Life is full of ups and downs
Enjoy the present
Learn from the past, plan a little for the future without forgetting the present moment is all we have.
I sometimes look back and wish my life hadn’t been so awful at times, thing is, it could have been a lot worse😀
Great Ted Talk. Loved it, while doing the dishes.

What did I take from this entertaining talk?

While I enjoy YouTube, I’m going to reduce my phone use.

Things I enjoy are being neglected while I’m watching others, I love encouraging people play the piano etc but my own piano is quietly collecting dust

Thank you

[alameennajeeb]

watching this vedio has caused The Butterfly Effect for us .

[vincentfrancis]

Law of sensitive dependence on initial conditions.

[kakaeriko]

"i made it!"
i ?
oh, no?....

[celigarceligar]

For good or bad, the world is not limited to the USA, or Christianity....

[mememe]

He make it sound like a good thing, but in reality we can never know if it is or not. A good and selfless deed today can lead to the end of the world in less than 50 years 🤷🏼‍♀️
So really, don’t sweat the small stuff 😂

[mr.iforgot]

Holy smokes! Im responsible for WW3! Dammit! Sorry everybody.