How Our Weaknesses Can Become Our Strengths | David Rendall | TEDxZurich

[jasminekabina]

You do not have to change who you are as a person, just simply improve your situation to better yourself. Let your weakness make you stronger and smarter. Do not allow others to tell you that you cannot fix or improve your situation. It is your choice and only yours to improve your own self not anyone else's, being determined and not giving up is number 1! " In the right situation, our weaknesses become strengths." Have never been more true until after I watched this video. Embrace yourself and your "disabilities " by not allowing yourself to see it as a said weakness, but as a unique part of who you are. This is part of you as a whole person embrace it and work with it do not allow it to take control, make a stand and turn it into a strength.

[vimalkapur]

Inspiring. Nature gifts us uniqueness. Society robs it.

[whenifeellow]

I just wanna hug this guy... thank you for this!

[JoelGandara]

I've had the privilege of seeing David speak 3 times in person. He teaches lessons so well, makes you laugh and is a great guy.

[carolynherbert]

This just proves that we are all perfect and unique in our own ways it is society that tries manipulating us into thinking there’s things wrong with us, God bless <3

[breindyweisz]

Wow. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm sorry you went through this but you brought out an important lesson. Our society should learn from this to treat the weakness as a strength and not put people down.

[brentobannoncoach]

Great message and one of Dave's strengths is Ideation - he helps us think without a box

[MrSagarnidhi]

One of the best TEDx talks. Simple message delivered in a powerful format. Excellent.

[simbarashemagadzire]

Amazing. Profound. I always used to give myself a hard time about how i analysed so much - now i see it actually has it's place and can be a strength. Thank you

[hollybear]

This is so spot on and exactly what I needed to hear today thank you ❤

[osheak]

This guy is great on stage and in person🔥🔥👌🏾

[ChrisB]

only 8K views, this was one of the better Ted talks

[candyjay]

*Your weakness can become your strength*

[solomonwilliams]

rs we all have something about us unique we just have to find out what it is and once we do we should role with and always seek improvement

[Bill]

This is an excellent body of work. I read a related book that was ground-breaking for me. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling

[halleelizabeth]

If u have depression or anxiety u can become a psychologist bc u already understand what its like

[foxkuns]

ya have adhd soooo amazing, i forget to eat, i can't clean my room, i forget to brush my teeth, i don't finish any projects, depression, anxiety. being trapped inside my own brain unable to move or take care of my is such a super power. /sarcasm

it is not cool to suggest that adhd meds are just 'druging you'. sure, maby meds aren't for everyone but it is harmful to say that adhd meds 'hindering everyone'.

[abomarsyr]

So for ten minutes he went into the very common mistake of talking mostly about his life for a professor

[Dmanfp]

If someone needs/ wants a weakness to be a hyper strength, cool good for them. Otherwise we don't have to be exploited/ use up every ounce of our being to always help others or earn extra dough or what not. American capitalist exploitative way of thinking/ being... life is too short trying to please others who are shallow and you'll never measure up if just trying to find validation

[earthgaugeblog]

Why is he yelling at us? Oh yeah, American.