Short YouTube monologue by Kim Zoller describing a personal 'aha' moment about preparing for her TED talk: she shifted focus from worrying about herself to concentrating on how her message serves and lands with others, and suggests applying this service-oriented perspective broadly in life. The clip references a prompting conversation with her friend and co-author Carrie.
Hi everyone. So glad that you're taking strides with me today. I had a huge aha this morning. I was talking to my good friend and co author and amazing partner Carrie and we were talking about my TED talk and I was talking about how, oh my gosh, what if I forget something? And she said to me, hey Kim, how about you just focus on how it lands with everyone. What are you doing? What are you, who are you serving? And it made it was just a huge aha for me. That you know what, it isn't really about me. It's really about what is the point of my talk and how are people going to receive it. So that's my huge aha. And actually this could be for every single thing in our lives. So how can you do what you're doing today and make it about serving others? So food for thought. Have the best day.
