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Last Updated on 2015-02-08 by Kassandra
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What do you like to do for fun?
Do you enjoy swimming on the beach? Bowling with friends?
Maybe you love a good strategy session with your business partners on how you can add value to your customers’ lives?
Or maybe … just maybe you’re like a good portion of the population and you enjoy sitting in front of your widescreen TV or perhaps in front of a wall that your projector points towards, watching some form of entertainment …
Well, as most of you probably have figured out by now … I am competing in another 21 day blogging challenge (where you do 21 blogs in 21 days).
I have also heard of a vlog challenge where you do 100 vlogs in 72 hours or some CRAZY number like that (fortune favors the bold) …
But I already find it semi-difficult to either:
(1) find topics I’m passionate about that take less than an hour to create a blog post on (there’s just so much info!)
(2) find so many topics of interest that I want to share with you that are in line with my dreams & visions of the future that I find it difficult to choose just one
(3) find it difficult not to just want to always share this amazing funnel with you … or even this one that has helped create 13+ new millionaires in the last 3 years …
So while I will not be creating 100 vlogs (video log) or 100 blogs in the next (insert some tiny amount of time here) …
I figured I would share one of the ways I’m able to create as many blog posts as I can WHILE I’m doing other things I also enjoy … Like watching TED videos!
When my friends sit down to be entertained, for the most part (if it’s not game night) it’s for awesome movies filled with action, sex, love, and the typical Greek comedies or tragedies.
But what happened if you turned that veg time into time where not only are you entertained while using your sweet, precious, limited time left on this Earth …
What if you used it to provide your brain with information it can store away and use for another time?
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You could check out a TED Life Hack!
My boyfriend will agree that I hate making decisions. I really do. There’s so many choices out there I just don’t care sometimes.
But when I do? Boy, that’s the decision I’m making!
(One time I didn’t get ice cream I was craving because the two places that were on the way home I wanted to go to were closed.)
So if you’re like me where you hate to make decisions, or perhaps you just need some help making them, instead of watching The Walking Dead you could check out “How to Make Choosing Easier”!
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Do you have a passion for health care?
Did you know that every cell in the human body has a sex? That means men and women are totally different – right down to their cellular level! (No need to get in a tizzy my fellow feminists! It’s science.)
Here’s “His and Hers Healthcare” – a brief discussion on why healthcare shouldn’t be lumped together as a unisex care system:
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Ever have money issues? Maybe know of someone who is?
What if you used your time wisely in front of the electronic income reducer and watch some of these videos from the TED playlist “Talks to Watch Instead of Shopping” like “How to Buy Happiness“?
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Have you ever been in the mood to just laugh your ass off?
TED can help with that, too!
One of my favorites from the Smart Laughs playlist is “Nerdcore Comedy” …
It started off a little slow, but got so good! (And inspired me to share this blog!)
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Do you like to help people?
What if you were like me, a yellow (thank you Marc Accetta and WorldVentures), who loved to help people? Helping in any way you could?
You could stumble upon some of these TED Talks in “The Quest to End Poverty” playlist … Like “Poverty, Money – And Love” the shows how microloans puts power into the hands of those who live on a few dollars a day:
So as you can see, there’s something for everyone with TED. So if you’re just looking to veg out and be entertained? You can find a bunch of short bursts of whatever floats your boat and can find just about anything on a variety of subjects!
Now, as I mentioned earlier … People being in debt or barely getting by, living paycheck to paycheck?
This is something I know can be eliminated.
We were all made for greatness … We were all born to win, but programmed to lose.
In each and every one of us (you included) — we all have the power to bring about a positive or negative change.
I want to be remembered for helping people rise above their limitations and leave their own positive and powerful legacies.
And for me? My biggest limitation growing up and deep into adulthood was always money. I always felt limited in what I could do (or not do) because of what I perceived to be a lack of wealth and prosperity.
Debt is a crippling thing to a lot of people these days … what if you could help others by helping out yourself?
My biggest dreams are to:
– provide information to late middle schoolers and high school kids on money, wealth, residual income, etc
– help 1,000 people every year become DEBT FREE
– help 100 people every year to become financially free (where they no longer have to work for anyone else)
– help 10 people become new millionaires EVERY YEAR
I want you to be happy and prosperous in every aspect of your life. If this is something you want for yourself as well, you must check this out and get the information I am freely providing to you RIGHT NOW!
Great post. I liked the idea of looking to TED for insights! Being of the Baby Boomer bunch, i was not at all aware of TED, but I will be sure to check it out! The other thing i liked about your post was that you are addressing issues similar to those that i am addressing for senior citizens! In fact I just started a new series of post that you can see here: http://buildingabrandonline.com/LarryACoates/why-i-have-a-passion-for-senior-citizens/ I’d love your feedback as well! Thanks again for a great blog post!
Larry
Larry – a pleasure having you stop by! I’m so excited I could share the awesomeness that is TED. And yes – I will definitely check out your site. Senior citizens have a certain place in my heart as well, so I’m really looking forward to checking out your blog post! Thank you for sharing! ^_^
Nice post. I have my daughter to thank for informing me about TED Talks, and you to remind me to access them! Good job!
Thanks so much for the post love, Christy! Glad to have the opportunity to remind you about the awesomeness of TED … Cause lets’ face it … even sometimes 15 minutes a day can seem like a stretch, right? 😉 But there’s so much you can learn in 15 minutes a day!