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326,590 Views • Jan 23, 2019 • Click to toggle off description
Jesse Brisendine is the creator of "Zero Limits Coaching," a speaker, and author who motivates, educates and empowers people worldwide to live their lives free from mental and emotional limitations. Over 4,000 individuals and organizations including business leaders, Hollywood celebrities, entrepreneurs, medical professionals, and educators have utilized Jesse's various trainings and services to help them break through limiting beliefs and create purpose driven + fulfilled lives. He mentored nearly 2,000 people on their healing journey after the loss of loved ones. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Genre: Nonprofits & Activism
Date of upload: Jan 23, 2019 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
My heart broke for Jesse losing his friend and his dad within such a short space of time. The death of a parent is a major life changing event.
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Grief can give us direction, purpose, inspiration when there was none before. Perspective is everything.
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YOUTUBE why oh why do you try and stop people from watching challenging subjects. This should be a talk you want people to hear and understand!
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Jesse's advice on shifting focus away from grief and towards living life is something I will definitely try to implement myself.
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There's a lot to be said about focusing on the healing process instead of just wallowing in the grieving part of it all. Thank you!
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The concept of "healing groups" is a positive way for people to move forward and to reframe their grief.
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Finding ways to remember and cherish your loved ones while also living your life is a balancing act, but worth pursuing.
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This is the best I've watched soo far, I didn't even know there is a sunrise/sunset day and it happened to fall on the day my beloved brother passed away. The pain I feel is indescribable but I know our Lord Jesus will help me and I will come out victorious. Thank you for your lovely talk God bless you.
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I lost my mom on mother's day, lost my little brother this leap year day, these Ted talks are really helpful, this gentleman gave me more tools to deal with all of this. Thanks y'all at Ted.
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I understand the struggle of dealing with imagined future moments after losing someone. It's like a void that can never be filled.
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It's sad. It stays with us. But ultimately, it helps us grow.
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Grief can be a powerful motivator, especially in those cases where you have no answers for why someone chose to pass.
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Changing our focus can lead to healing... I know to some it can feel like a disservice to those who have passed to not show respect through mourning but truly, it's not a good way to celebrate them. If they loved us and wanted us to be happy while they were alive, the would still want that in death, and to look back at our memories of them with joy.
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It has been just under 1 year since my wife passed away. We were together for 34 years. I have heard, read, and viewed so much about grief and loss in that time, but this is the best talk I've listened to. The idea of moving from grieving to healing is on point. Thanks Jesse for this Ted Talk video.
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I remember watching Jaws in theaters. It was a thrilling experience, but I never thought about the emotional impact those kinds of deaths could have on children
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Lost my mom to Covid 3 weeks ago. I am still in so much pain.
I found myself sobbing watching this because I know my mom would want me to be happy as she loved me so much. She wants me to be successful and achieve great things. She does not want me to stay sad and hurt all the time. I just miss her so much
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I wish that it was more a part of our cultural narrative to honour our loved ones with meaningful actions.
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Same here. I dont want the pain and grief to go away. If it goes away anytime in my lifetime, i would feel guilty
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Person who has gone through grief, understood it and made a choice to choose healing. Every point highlighted, in a positive way, that’s incredible. Thankyou<3
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10 months ago
death can be an opportunity to choose how we want to live and honor the memories of those we've lost.
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