Being Weird is a Wonderful Thing - Ed Sheeran | Goalcast

Embrace Who You Are speech - Famous musician Ed Sheeran shares his childhood experience to encourage all outsiders to stop being ashamed of their uniqueness, and to embrace their differences instead.

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[Gourgandise]

Weirdness is what makes you stand out from a crowd. You learn more than anybody else when you have to adapt to a world that is not like you. Congrats and kuddos to all the weirdos! You make our world more interesting and beautiful.

[isabeljenkins]

" There's no one in the world that can be a better you than you "
Very true. Thank you

[Nina-empd]

He is type of person you want to to spend your whole life with

[TheLalapopo]

How can you not just love this guy. So inspiring.

[pattikate]

I love Ed's soulful voice and his music. He is a wonderful talent.

[manalkhanofficial]

I think my intuition guided me to this video. Why do we get labelled as weird for something that's not within our control? Instead of calling someone weird and making them want to take away their own life by invoking shame and guilt why don't we show compassion and ask what's wrong? Can I help? Is there something I can do that can make you feel better? Maybe using respectful terms like unhealthy as opposed to "weird" would be conducive to a proper self esteem. I'm perfectly normal but when I'm worried stressed or overwhelmed I can't help but act as our beloved darling society calls "weird" judgementally critically sycophantically. I start blinking my eyes and squinting repetitively and my body movements become somewhat erratic cause my mind isn't in the present cause I'm consumed by something
But I've seen myself the moment whatever is bothering me dissolves I no longer squint or blink or move as society calls "weird". Perhaps Prince Harry's therapist was right "it's normal to be weird perhaps it's weird to be normal all the time."

[cherb]

Knowing what to say, but not being able to express it. Being yourself, embracing yourself is still a lifetime battle.Finding such wonderful amazing people who have overcome and battle similar difficulties yet beat the odds present monuments for persons as a dyslexic. Thank you for this most heartfelt presentation and personal sharing. It means the world to someone as myself. Most accomplished artists musical, art, filmatic have overcome most amazing obstacles which is what make us all so unique and so amazing! I praise the weird and unique. When I teach children, this is what I look for so I may harness their future. Wish I would have the privilege in your couching. I taught Montessori for year to students in London. Wish you had been one of them.

[evavardanyan]

Ed you are so sweet!! I had to cry so much😢😭

[ScottGlifecoach]

Be worth it to be different. Own you, Be one of a kind

[bebeusgdbeuebjdu]

I am such a outcast . I see the whole world, not like others. i am preety have a passion is songs and stories everyone sees me like im a alien

[mohamedmahmoud]

Weirness is. Beautiful thing
We are special
Be proud of ur introversion
It really makes me happy when i see the party animals wasting theirs time and me not with them
Be pruod of who you are
And be yourself

[Mads_Hatter]

I don’t know what more to say over than I love this. I have a speech problem at the moment where I have difficulties doing the ‘R sound’ so sometimes my R’s in words May come out as W’s. And I’m really weird too, but like he says, embrace weird! You only have one life.

[stressedoutrpg]

I also have a stutter. This is so inspiring because he is so famous and great at singing and it gives me hope.

[manalkhanofficial]

En faite, the expectation of someone being un-weird all the time sounds perfectionistic to the point of obsessive which further reinforces the belief " I am not good enough."

[AahanaPriyadarsinee]

You have always inspired me and a lot more out there; with your soulful voice and story ! And will continue to!

[eleanorneale]

"I was a very very weird child". Relateable. Its so easyto sit and tell us that being weird is good but I think its the worst thing ever. Saying that im more "interesting" and the world would be boring without weird kids is so exasperating. No one thinks that exept people who feel sorry for us or weird kids who are just trying to seem cool. Being weird is the worst thing. Why dont people understand?

[patriciahm]

Just like James Earl Jones. Don't ever give up. Proud of you.

[waterfallsdontsaymeow]

A boy with a stutter wrote 'You Need Me I Don't Need You '

[Kiki_music]

I’m in middle school rn and wanna be like him (singer songwriter) and this gives me faith that me (a awkward anxious 5th grader) could actually be amazing life him (whether I’m as successful as him or not)

[Meepybass]

I "stutter" as well and it's really annoying. I hate it when people mimic my stuttering like I GET It.
Also being called weird multiple times like even when I do something normal, I always end up looking hilarious