Discover the Three Keys of Gratitude to Unlock Your Happiest Life!: Jane Ransom at TEDxChennai

Jane Ransom helps people build great relationships—with themselves, their partners and the rest of the world. As a coach and speaker, she draws on the latest brain science, while using true stories to teach and to inspire. A professional hypnotist, Jane specializes in the subconscious mind, that hard-to-pin-down part of ourselves that guides our feelings, thoughts and behavior. This award-winning author's book in progress (for which Simon & Schuster holds the contract option) will be out in 2013, entitled, "One Brainy Book: 26 scientific ways to feel and be terrific!"

[Magick]

Fear & Negativity has a hard time existing with GRATITUDE, APPRECIATION AND THANKFULNESS!!

[mikeyfloyd]

gratitude replaces victim hood with joy. A great exchange!!

[rajanichoudhary]

Hi Jane,

Your speech touched my heart!!
I want to share that I have been practicing gratitude since last one and half year. Since then my life has changed a lot, I feel I am happiest person I ever felt of myself. People around me also realizes it and says to me :). It give me power to practice more and more gratitude. I also felt that it took away all my resentments of my life, I had and made me free to fly with my dreams.
I also realized that only gratitude helps me to stay blessed and opens door for more blessings.

[arnoldhooi]

Gratitude is the greatest force of the Universe.

[tatytecktonik]

I'm truly grateful to have come across and listened to this Ted Talk. It makes so much sense how we have the power to change the way we think and live and has inspired me to practice gratitude (even if it's one thing) for the rest of my life.

[arifbenfaid]

The best TEDx talk I have ever listened to! Thank you, Jane, I love you

[LovingAbeera]

Im grateful to watch this video after 5 yrs posted ... I learn about gratitude... I wrote daily about what's new thing I learn or what should I do to make my self happy ..
Thank you ! :-) stay happy

[veelighted]

One of the best Ted talks ever ! Loved it.
I’ve been practicing gratitude for about 1 year. And it changed your life
Wow! I’ve become more mindful and peaceful.

🕊🙏🏻🌈🦋

[ronniemead]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!  this is the answer I have been searching for.  I will practice gratitude every day for the rest of my life because I do believe that this is indeed the source of true joy.  God Bless you and thank you for sharing, you have truly blessed my life today and for always!

Much love and gratitude.

[leunamfilmsla]

I am grateful for this video, and for all the love coming to my vlog!

[rachmaninovwasemo]

While I do agree with her about practicing gratitude and not dwelling on the negative, I think it is still important to understand the source of our trauma and then heal it with self love. So I don't think we should avoid the negative things that happened when done in a constructive environment.

[ronniemead]

As a side note I recently took a course in Pastoral Counseling and what you said about accentuating the positive and eliminating the negative as much as possible in counseling is right on target.  People spend countless years in expensive and destructive counseling activities because the counselor keeps going over old hurts and pain instead of helping their patients to look for the positive things in their lives and give thanks.  Again thanks for this great video, this is priceless and free information that anyone can benefit from immediately, if they really listen to your wise words and take action.

[CopingwithGrattitude]

Excellent talk, she may be struggling a bit in her delivery but her point regarding using gratitude to improve overall happiness is spot on!  And helps remove the victim mentality.  Should be on a bigger stage in the U.S.

[AlexPloscar]

When you change yourself, you change the world !

[alexsandra]

I am grateful to be able to hear this great ted talk.

[blessingpeter]

I am grateful you were bold enough to give this talk. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[wisdomsticks]

"Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

[elainemitchellempowermentc]

Totally agree I work with clients as a coach and we always start from a place of gratitude. Gratitude has been particularly a key element in my recent coping with my mothers dementia and then passing away. I cried, I grieved and I was and still am incredibly sad about her death. BUT my grief comes from a place of grace love and gratitude so is easier to handle and I have learnt many lessons from it.

[yusufalef]

"You say grace before meals. All right. But I say grace before the play and the opera, and grace before the concert and the pantomime,
and grace before I open a book, and grace before sketching, painting,
swimming, fencing, boxing, walking, playing, dancing;
and grace before I dip the pen in the ink." G K Chesterton

[LalaRK]

Love this talk! I really appreciated her honesty. Very interesting to hear about how positivity and gratitude can rewire your brain. I'm going to start a gratitude diary today! I thought she was great at delivering her message in an easy and accessible manner. :)