How to feel at home anywhere | Laura Gallaher | TEDxOrlando

What if home isn't about a place? What if home is a state of being? Dr. Laura Gallaher is an Organizational Psychologist, Speaker,
Facilitator, and Executive Coach. She is the founder and CEO of Gallaher Edge, which she started in 2013.

Her noteworthy career began after the Space Shuttle Columbia
exploded upon re-entry in 2003, killing everybody aboard. Following the tragedy, NASA hired Laura and a team of organizational psychologists to change the cultural influences that were deemed to play a role in the accident. She worked for 8 years to positively influence culture, develop leadership capacity, and improve organizational performance at Kennedy Space Center.

Laura was also hired to help manage the change associated with radical changes in the performance management process and philosophy at Walt Disney Parks & Resorts.

Laura is an expert trainer, speaker and consultant, particularly in the concepts of self-awareness, accountability, trust building and team cohesion.

[dr.radhavalaulikar]

I just moved into my 17th home, I've lived in 5 cities and I found this talk extremely enriching and comforting. I'm gonna play it again. 😊

[angelalow]

Feeling at home with myself and be able to KNOW I can cope with any situation- having that level of intutive self leadership is definitly a life aspiration

[paulstranksy]

This Ted talk deserves more views. The challenge of improving our self-esteem is daunting. I just started working on it in my 30s, and I feel overwhelmed by everything. However, I trust that I will get there.

[tessloneill]

Just what I needed to hear. I just retired from working as a teacher in an inner city public school. I have moved from one of the largest cities in USA to a small town with no street lights. At times I feel displaced or even out of place. After hearing this, I think the home feeling will be easier to cultivate.

[gerrimiller]

Home is my soul filled with love, understanding, joy and trying to give others the light of God within me to share. I'm very grateful for a safe haven in my heart💛

[iamlocaljo]

The self-acceptance and confidence to feel at home anywhere is my aspirational reality too. I really enjoyed this talk. Lots of good insight! Thanks for sharing! :)

[anastasiaava]

“Confidence isn’t about having the answers.
It’s about trusting in your ability to cope with the world.
When you believe you can cope with the world, any place can feel like home.🏡
And home, is more than just being with the people that you love,
It’s that you can love anybody that you’re with.. when you let yourself.
You can belong everywhere and nowhere, and that’s okay.
As long as you belong to yourself.
When you feel home with yourself, you can feel at home anywhere.” 🏡 ❤

[lucysweeney]

Impressive! Well done you Laura Gallaher.
Best of future luck...you've earned it.

[shadowqueen]

Lol the no cheese burrito.
Thank you for this message though. Learning to be at home with yourself will help us cope ANYWHERE. Internal self love and acceptance is something I need to work on

[nessan]

Wow this was really helpful. I recently moved into a bad neighbourhood as inflation has forced me and my family to. I’ve been struggling really hard and feeling like a failure and ashamed of my home (next door to a drug house that finally got shut down and condemned after if became a homicide crime scene.) It’s true other will judge you no matter what you do, even in a nicer home I would be judged so I need to just accept that 🤷🏻‍♀️ and love myself

[progo]

Hello it’s Xavier. I watched this again and shared it with a friend that’s afraid to move from home. Thank you

[hannahh]

My family moved counties and it doesn’t feel like home anymore but I’m trying to make it more like home

[tsharrell]

Glad to know you, Laura. This concept resonates with me on so many levels. Thanks for sharing your message with the world.

[sweetsaadia]

This is so beaurfl Laura❤️. Thank you for sharing.

[mice]

This hit me right in the heart and moved me. Thank you for sharing this Dr. Laura. Do you have any advice to stop judging yourself + creating more internal psychological safety?

[MarioPelino-pj]

Any book recommendation on this subject ?

[JanesOracle]

This is lovely, but sometimes it's not about oneself. It's about a place.

[melvayaredaguilar]

what makes y’all even say those things? a normal school life?