Dare to be Sensitive | Kapil Gupta | TEDxLambeth

[TanujKalia]

Nice talk!

Also, well, there can be 2 Kapil Guptas and both can be good. Kapil Gupta MD (which Naval mentions at a lot of places) is different. This Kapil Gupta is another person.

I am going through "this" Kapil Gupta's work currently and find it damn insightful and useful. :)

[lokeshparihar]

i said to myself "he can't be same kapil gupta", lo and behold, comments were full of this.

[m_squre]

This is the Kapil Gupta with prescription 😂😂

[jovitasardens]

I once had a psychiatrist (yes, psychiatrist, not psychologist!) Tell my mum that I was just ‘too sensitive and off with the fairys’. I remember how very confused I was to think that me being just who I was is apparently wrong. No one ever told me my sensitivity could be a strength.

[brandawoodword]

As some one who was consistently told I needed "thicker skin" and that I needed to "stop being so sensitive", I am so so pleased that life's hardships have not dampened this strength of mine. I'm also grateful that there has been a shift in conversation - to be sensitive is not a weakness.

[wealthmakernow]

Oh my stars his story around the 7:14 mark had me in tears, instantly. What a horrible feeling.

[boogerrhymes]

Kapil, I so appreciate you and your super power of sensitivity.

[i-am-hanging_with_my_gnomies]

Kapil thanks for the take home message that "vulnerability is a strength" but a weakness.

[maureenbrown]

Watching the talk, reading the comments and bio- I wonder how I haven’t heard of this guy before.

[idreamtranslator]

There has been no shortage of people in my life telling me to "get over it" and "you're too sensitive" - here's hoping we are getting closer to open vulnerability.

[katrienkarsen]

Warms my heart knowing that we are finding balance as a species :)

[orlageary]

We need more vulnerable men like this.

[justinerather]

When we allow ourselves to be more sensitive we also open up a lot of space for acknowledging other peoples feelings and what they might need from us. It really is so rewarding and it makes me very happy to see a man like Kapil talk about it.

[lanazaja]

The part in the talk bio about healing our collective psyche and lineage is just so spot on. Yes doing this will help the individual male but there is such a huge wound in our overall society that needs this in order to heal

[parksungwoo]

it's wonderful the sort of change we start to observe in our lives when we figure out how to make big changes like this!

[luisasanchez]

Much to unpack from this heartfelt talk and passionate speaker.

[nainigupta]

You spoke your heart out....lot of respect, love and care to you.... proud of you bhaiya 🙏🙏

[priowgirl]

Take home message from Kapil make "connection and relationships" a practice.

[robertjnoble]

Congratulations Kapil for the courage to share your story.

[bobskillings]

We need more programs for children to help them understand this spectrum.