Tony Robins: Why we do what we do
In this ted talk Tony Robbins shares
his thoughts and insights about why and how we do what we do and ways to do
things better. His speech was based mainly on realistic (scientific) evidence
which allowed me to trust the information. Robbins’ speech was motivating and
helped the audience find the “inner blocks that prevent people from finding
fulfillment and success.” Some people might find it uncomfortable because he
doesn’t refrain from using swear words or racist implications. But the general
idea of the video was about us and our actions.
People take risks to provide the
world with new knowledge and I was able to relate the ted talk to the ways of
knowing I learned in Theory of Knowledge class. Tony Robbins emphasized that logical
reasons and faith were two important factors why we do what we do. From this, I
deduced that our knowledge had a big influence on our actions.
Robbins also described that
“Explore your web — the needs, the beliefs, the emotions
that are controlling you… so there’s more of you to give… and so you can
appreciate what’s driving other people. It’s the only way our world’s going to
change.” This supported the fact about how people need to experience more
because they only see a piece of the world. People’s perspectives are causing
disagreement and their perspective is greatly influenced by experience.
Tony Robbins’ Ted Talk emphasized the
importance of reason and faith and also described about experiencing the world
to improve ourselves. People have the ability to make a positive impact and it
is important to experience and stretch our limits to reach that potential.
The overview of the video was very detailed, which is great! You also incorporated many TOK themes into this entry, but I think you can maybe relate the video to your life or to anyone around you to make the video more relatable? Good job though!
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