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"I am providing two quotes I think you will appreciate. The first is from Ralph Waldo Emerson. He states one should, 'Dare to live the life you have dreamed for yourself. Go forward and make your dreams come true.'

If you want your inner reality, your dreams, to be your outer reality, the results you get, then go ahead and make them come true. It is completely up to you. Create the future you want to live. Don't let anything stop you. I couldn't agree more, how about you?

The second quote is from Walt Disney. I think this is one you should keep in mind. Disney created an empire that is still ongoing today. Here is what he says about this:

'If you can dream it, you can do it. Always remember that this whole thing was started with a dream and a mouse.'
'If You Can Dream It You Can Do It' Are Pretty Powerful Words
The Disney Empire was started with a dream and a mouse. He knew what he wanted to accomplish. Then he went about accomplishing it. He drew, animated and was the voice of Mickey Mouse and from that dream everything else became possible.

He made his passion his purpose and accomplished his dreams. The outer results of his dream are that he created are a motion picture and television studio, countless movies and merchandise and theme parks all generating then and worth billions and billions of dollars now. I
If you can dream it you can do it! Dare to live the life you have dreamed!
I agree, what about you?

With these in mind we should never dream small. We should dream big and then make it all come true. Make your passion your purpose and fulfill it. Don't let anything stop you from creating and living the life you want." Rex Sikes

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"Be kind" - Ellen Degeneres

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Last year I shared the story of how I was walking down a busy Manhattan street. Sidewalks were bustling with activity, It was a typical afternoon in New York City. Several strides ahead of me, I see a 20-something guy, with his face buried deep in his phone, walk directly into a crosswalk, into a red light, and into moving cars. He did this without lifting his head, probably without even blinking, and obviously without thinking about anything but his texting. Fortunately the cars saw him and were able to slam on their brakes and avert what may have been a terrible accident. Just as troubling, this young guy looked unfazed by the near tragic accident that had almost occurred and went on his merry way continuing his texting.

This story repeats at least a few times a month. And it's not just happening walking down sidewalks. The other day I held an elevator for a young woman who seemed busy texting on her phone. I waited patiently. Finally I asked her if she was getting on. She seemed annoyed and looked at me as if to say, "How dare you interrupt my texting".

After both incidents, I wondered, have we become that numb to the world around us and so self- absorbed that we forget the very basic rules of safety and courtesy that most people learned at a very young age? Have smart phones really made us that dumb? Sadly, they have. And it isn't limited to here in the U.S. I recently discussed this phenomenon during an interview on the Turkish TV news channel TRT World.

While there's no doubt that smartphones and other technology have made life easier by affording many conveniences and instant access to the world, they've effectively also made us more reliant on machine and less reliant on our own brain power. I'm in no way suggesting people should part with their smartphone, I am though urging people to be more aware of how they might be hurting, rather than helping their brains and looking at ways to strike a balance between smartphone use and smartphone reliance, and look-up from their phones more.
Here's how smartphones are making us dumber and how to outsmart them: People forget how to talk.
So often when I'm at social or professional events I look around and see people buried in their phones. I'd estimate one-third of them are texting or using their phone. Have they forgotten how to talk? Maybe. Are they too anxious to talk? Perhaps. Phones have become an emotional pacifier, a security blanket, and a source of comfort to many. While at social and professional events, let's get back to good old fashioned communication and have a conversation, sans phone.
People's identities are defined by their smartphone.
Not just are they a status symbol, but without them, people feel "lost, empty, and naked." Many of my patients described this separation anxiety in such dramatic terms. I've even seen high anxiety with people who are without their phones. Understand that a phone is merely a source of information and a way to communicate -- it's not part of your personality.
Smartphones affect our sleep.

This makes us less sharp during the day. Many of my patients talk about how they keep their phone by their bed and on during the night and they do it because a text might come in. Going to bed under such conditions won't allow you to fully relax and get into a deep sleep. Shut the phone off completely and deal with any texts or messages in the morning.
People die at the hands of texting.
People have a limited sense of direction and orientation.
Peoples' ability to complete basic tasks is diminished.

A smartphone offers a multitude of apps, services, and features, leading to stimulation overload. Because of this, peoples' brains are on overdrive and they multitask, not allowing them to devote their full attention to one task, leaving them less productive. Further, the more they focus on the apps, the less they focus on the person who might be squarely in front of them. Focus on people first, apps second.

Tragically, looking down for a second or two to text while driving can lead to a fatality. Fines issued by law enforcement don't seem to deter users from doing this. Ultimately it will come down to people valuing life (theirs and others') over what they deem to be the urgency of a text.

There's such a dependence to use the phone to give us verbal step-by-step directions that people don't have a sense of where they are. They essentially have come to rely on a computerized voice to get them from point A to point B instead of their own brain, sense of direction, and ability to look at a map and know where they are. What happens if the phone breaks or powers off? Will you be lost? At least know how to read a map so you won't be left for lost should your smartphone not function.
Originally published at www.inc.com
Auto-correct and tip calculators pretty much eliminate the need to know basic math and spelling. Every so often figure out tips with your brain just to maintain that basic ability.

A culture of self-absorption and self aggrandizing has been bred. Need I say more?

So be smart about your smartphone use. See the phone for what it is: a tool for communication and for information. It doesn't define you, make you more appealing to others, nor should it rule your life. Have a period of no phone use and turn it off at night. Give it a break when you're giving yourself a rest. Prioritize people and real life human interactions over that of phones. There's an element of communication that simply isn't captured when using texting. Emotion is often missed, overlooked, or even miss-communicated. When possible, pick up the phone, and get back to that lost art of communication: talking. Perhaps most important, don't let your desire to send or snap a picture or a text prevent you from enjoying a priceless moment in time that can only be captured with your naked eye in the moment.

When I was a kid, I learned to look both ways when crossing the street. Today, I encourage us all to use #lookup in our social media posts and then actually, look up!

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Achievement rarely produces the sense of lasting happiness that you think it will. Once you finally accomplish the goal you've been chasing, two new goals tend to pop up unexpectedly.

We long for new achievements because we quickly habituate to what we've already accomplished. This habituation to success is as inevitable as it is frustrating, and it's more powerful than you realize.
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The key to beating habituation is to pursue, what researchers call, "enduring accomplishments." Unlike run-of-the-mill accomplishments that produce fleeting happiness, the pleasure from enduring accomplishments lasts long after that initial buzz. Enduring accomplishments are so critical that they separate those who are successful and happy from those who are always left wanting more.

Researchers from the Harvard Business School studied this phenomenon by interviewing and assessing professionals who had attained great success. The aim was to break down what these exceptional professionals did differently to achieve both long-lasting and fulfilling success.

The researchers found that people who were both successful and happy over the long term intentionally structured their activities around four major needs:

Happiness: They pursued activities that produced pleasure and satisfaction.

Achievement: They pursued activities that got tangible results.

Significance: They pursued activities that made a positive impact on the people who matter most.

They swim against the current

There's a reason that successful and happy people tend to be a little, well, different. To be truly successful and happy, you have to follow your passions and values no matter the costs. Just think what the world would have missed out on if Bill Gates or Richard Branson had played it safe and stayed in school or if Stephen King hadn't spent every free second he had as teacher writing novels. To swim against the current, you have to be willing to take risks.

"To be normal is the ideal aim of the unsuccessful" - Carl Jung

They are resilient

To be successful and happy in the long term, you have to learn to make mistakes, look like an idiot, and try again, all without flinching. In a recent study at the College of William and Mary, researchers interviewed over 800 entrepreneurs and found that the most successful among them tended to have two critical things in common: they were terrible at imagining failure, and they tended not to care what other people thought of them.

In other words, the most successful entrepreneurs put no time or energy into stressing about their failures as they see failure as a small and necessary step in the process of reaching their goals.

They don't let anyone limit their joy

When your sense of pleasure and satisfaction are derived from comparing yourself to others, you are no longer the master of your own happiness. When successful, happy people feel good about something that they've done, they don't let anyone's opinions or accomplishments take that away from them.

While it's impossible to turn off your reactions to what others think of you, you don't have to compare yourself to others, and you can always take people's opinions with a grain of salt. That way, no matter what other people are thinking or doing, your self-worth comes from within. Regardless of what people think of you at any particular moment, one thing is certain - you're never as good or bad as they say you are.

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7. Casey Neistat: High school stories
Californian high school student Nathan Cao says that Casey Neistat's TEDx talk influenced his outlook on life: "Casey Neistat's talk taught me that as I am fortunate to live in the United States and go to a great school, I must seize this opportunity to help someone else who does not receive the same luxuries that I do. This has fueled my love for community service and helping others. I often volunteer at the senior home and the homeless shelter. At the moment, I am starting a club at my school that will help the refugees who are in dire need of our support. There is so much that I can do to improve the lives of people who need it most."

To celebrate and amplify youth voices in your community, start a TED-Ed Club.
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