How to become an expert in vulnerability | Rajiv Nathan | TEDxRushU

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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Rajiv believes that continuous self-improvement requires making yourself vulnerable to the world and its challenges. Rajiv provides advice for how to become an expert in vulnerability.

Rajiv Nathan lives to inspire. Fueled by passionate curiosity and a desire to always improve, he follows the Wayne Gretzky motto, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." He is the Co-founder of Idea Lemon, helping people master The Art of Awesome, a rapper named Fenetik, sales consultant for marketing firm HelloWorld, and guru of both Seinfeld and WWE trivia.

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great story and this why we can't let negative experiences cause us to be hard. If we stay soft wonderful experience will easily come into our lives. Thanks for this!

c.e.o.

Such a beautiful talk. The basis for progress is vulnerability

aliciasmart

Pushing your comfort zone into self Actualizing, path of growth and living life in existentialism.

chow

The basis of progress is Vulnerability!

daniel.adeyemi

I'm glad you finally learned not to judge a book by its cover and to be open-minded and have a loving perspective

infomercialguy

Touching the world and letting the world touch you...that's why I like twitter and technology it allows to do that.

c.e.o.

The best tedtalk i 've ever heard

anfalorakzai

Nicely done Raj! Awesome story about the hulk. Great reminder about giving everyone a chance and not placing people into boxes. Strange how it seems our default human way of thinking is to do this. I also like the fact that you brought up how the most successful people all fail at some point, often multiple times. Everyone knows the success stories, but to get to that point, it's wise to understand that it takes failure first.

JohnKrygiel

Damn Rajiv, thanks a lot for this presentation! We're all benefiting from your keen observations! This I really needed to hear right now!! because I just became vulnerable in a relationship! & it feels really bad not knowing what the other person is thinking rn ugh :) but glad I'm watching this rn hope you get to read this one day!

disisaz

I really appreciate your talk here - truly well organized thought and inspiring. Thank you!

livebetterwithjoy

I feel like you could easily switch out vulnerability with difficulty, or challenge

eileenonward

Great Speech on TEDx Rajiv. My name is Pablo I have one question? I struggle with criticism and being vulnerable by my inner circle, close friends and family. For example, my partner and I discuss alot of things in college about my work and his. He has been in college for a few more years than i have so he may know a little more than what i may know, its only obvious regarding class. He tends to be confident when he attempts to critic my work and study, even in personal life but i end up getting defensive and taking it personal. I'm not sure if you can help me but if you know a little something that'll be great. But, this is something that i am aware of and want to fix. Any tips on how i can fix this, or a TED video that may help me? Thanks in advance!

Pravduh