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I think that everyone's perspective is different depending on the person's mind. In the video, the person performed an experiment during the election of President Obama which showed us that pictures can effect a person's judgement.

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My reaction, honestly I am not shock or anything cause she is right. Visuals are important cause it the first thing we see or analyze before getting to know someone or somethings. But those Visuals can be effected due to mental health or how you treat yourself and others.

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I think that this is very true because everyone always has a different perspective on something and they will approach it differently and think about i differently so basically having a different mindset around it.

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While I already knew that perspective can vary, I was surprised at the amount that it could vary. As an example, during the first part of the video there was a display of a person and the speaker asked the viewers to define what emotion they thought was on the person's face. I didn't know that the answers could vary that much, and that an expression as different as hope or discomfort could be seen in the same exact image. Therefore, the amount of variation between perspective surprised me.

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My reaction to the idea that people see things differently based on their perspective is that i agree to what she said and how many people may have a different POV compared to yours. For example there was a election of Obama and people voting or not voting for him. This just comes to show that opinions like this can impact our lives.

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Their religion, race and color is different to other people

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I feel like I agree with that statement because even a six looks like a upside down nine. another example is when in the video they did the Obama experiment

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i agree with this, its like the quote each side has a story and its relatable like for example in the video she talked about how during the election, Obama showed pictures can affect how a person thinks.

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I agree with the speaker that motivation can help even unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. This is because if there is a motivation to do something, you would want to do the certain thing more. The video also showed that if there was motivation, the unfit people saw the goal as shorter.

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I think this is a very good point that she brings up because in various examples, the results in what people see are highly determined by their perspectives like the Obama example where people who voted for Obama saw him as more lighter than people who voted for McCain.

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In the video the person performed was an experiment during the election of president Obama which showed us that effect a person judgement.

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I agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. This is because, as suggested in the video, motivation can help people feel that the goal is more in sight. If a person has an idea of how far away they are from their goal, they'd be more motivated to close the gap and reach it. Therefore, I agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help unfit people feel that exercise is manageable.

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My reactions to the idea that people see things differently based on their perspective is I agree since what we think we see is filtered by our own mind's eye. For instance the Ted talk gave an example that dieters see apples as larger than people who are not counting calories. This shows that we might not see entirely different but through our perspective we view things through what our mind sees and experienced.

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I personally am pretty not surprised, after all, visuals impact how people view you and you can effect your visuals in many ways.

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I agree that motivation can help unfit people exercise because sometimes people need something to drive them to do something they don't want too do.

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I agree because the motivation after a while makes working out feel more mandatory and your more tempted to do it, especially if your unfit.

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I also think everyone's perspective is different depending on what they are thinking. For example if we are having a election on picking a mayor, everyone would pick their own choice depending on their perspective. In the video they showed a picture of a man smiling and they were asked to tell what his emotions were based on their guts. And the results came out to be mixed. This is why I think everyone's perspective is different depending on what they are thinking.

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I agree because I think people will judge differently from their perspective. For example there was an example in ted talk where they showed a picture of men smiling and told people to think or judge him differently and surprisingly people had judge him very different from there perspective.

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I do agree on how motivation can help us go through, for example when your trying to exercise it hard to keep it up. Sometimes that why people need a little push here and there.

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We can see the same thing but we don't think the same. We see that how a picture of Obama can effect their judgement.For me I think it depends on the person's thoughts to make a judgement.

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I agree with her statement because it was proven that unfit people saw exercise as more manageable than fit people since they saw the finish line as more closer than the fit people. They were also a lot more motivated to exercise than the people who are fit because they already feel like they met their fitness goals.

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My reactions to the idea that people see things differently based on their perspective is that I'm not surprised and that I agree because if they have a different perspective they will have a different approach and then will think differently based on it. For example, in the video the person performed an experiment during the election of President Obama which showed us that pictures can effect a person's judgement.

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I agree with the speaker because unfit people can get manageable.

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i do agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help unfit people feel exercise is manageable because it makes them gain a positive mindset and let them keep their eyes on the prize to make it seem easier. Even though it was hard for them to focus on the finish line it made them moved faster than others who looked around.

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"Keeping your eyes on the prize" means that people kept focus and worked harder towards their goal which helped them move faster while exercising. I think this strategy works for me because when I exercise I usually go faster when I think about the payoff afterwards.

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it's different depending how they feel i kind of agree with her and their perspectives like the Obama and the voting but things are different

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I agree that the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help even unfit people feel that exercise is manageable because when you have a goal that motivates you, you can make exercise easier. People who would focus on this goal would provide them with motivation to reach the end of their distance. This is supported by the Ted talk when it said people with strong motivations and strong goals to exercise might actually see the finish line as closer than people who have weaker motivations.

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it means to stay on one goal or one thing in front of ones eyes and by doing this it makes you move faster in the race.
yes i do think this would work for  me because it might be hard but it would make me go faster

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I agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. I say this because if you have motivation to do something you would feel more confident in doing it. For example in the video they were measuring the distance to the finish line and everyone had different responses based on their body but motivation helped them continue exercising.

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I agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help even unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. Based on what I saw in the talk motivation was able to help people feel that the goal is more in sight. If a person has an idea of how far away they are from their goal, they'd be more motivated to close the gap and reach it.

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This phrase means focus on the one thing thats keeping you going/reward and nothing else. This works for me as well

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I agree with the speaker suggesting that motivation can help people have the will and intention to exercise.

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It means to keep going forward until you reach the end.

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I agree with the speaker suggestion that motivation can help even unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. If you have motivation to reach your goal in life, you may achieve it. As the speaker stated in the video she said "Keep your eyes on the prize". I found this inspiring for people who want to get to their goal and become successful.

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I agree its just that the people that are unfit just need motivation and they need to believe in themselves. Even if you exercise take it slowly and just look at the goal, your going to make it.

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Keep your eyes on the prize means stay focus on your goal don't get distracted will make you more determined more faster.

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Sometimes that's why people need a Little  push for her and there. even thought it was hard for them to fours on the finish line it made them move faster then others who looked around

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"Keep your eyes on the prize" means that you should focus on the end goal and ignore everything else. I have never tried this strategy so I don't know if this will help me achieve my goal. In the video, it says that this method can help people walk to the finish line with less effort.

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Keeping your eyes on the prize means to keep looking at your goal seeing if you've made progress and to keep working hard towards that goal.

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What it means to keep your eyes on the prize is that keep thinking about the prize and have that source motivate you to get to your objective as fast as you can or finish it as fast as you. This strategy works for me in some ways depending on what it is, for example if im running to win a trophy I would try to run faster keeping the trophy in mind.

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1. It does not surprise me that we as people see things differently based on perspective because that is how we were raised and grown into the world. When we grow up with different experiences, we see things differently and things will affect us differently.

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What I think keeping your eyes on the prize. it like your not paying any attention to what around you, cause some of those things that around you and discourge you into doing your goal but you shouldn't be to big on it cause you also have to watch out for other things that can happen. When trying to reach your goal it best to keep a healthy pace so it all worth it in the end.

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Overall I agree and one thing that's motivated me to workout is track. After the video I still have the same perspective because it basicially told me what I already know.

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i agree with the speaker suggestion that motivation can help people feel that exercise and they can get to that goal

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"keep your eyes on the prize" means thinking and studying more towards your achievements.  Yes because it will help me stay on task and help me practice more.

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According to the talk, "keep your eyes on the prize" means to look at the finish line and only the finish line. It is a saying that actually tells you to focus your attention on the finish line, to avoid looking around, to imagine everything around it was blurry.

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I agree that motivation can help unfit people think exercise is manageable this is because if someone is highly motivated they will have a good plan to reach that finish line. This gives them the benefit of reaching the goal quicker by thinking that hard things for them are easy.

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my overall reaction is that i learned alot that could help me in the near future.
an effective prize for me would be a healthier body and the thought of me having firm muscles makes me feel somewhat positive.
my perspective changed from not wanting to exercise ( my sister keeps pushing me to ) to wanting it because of how the aftermath would be like a fit body and firm muscles.

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According to the talk "Keeping your eyes on the prize " means to focus on the prize and ignore everything else. I think this strategy works for me because when I used to play soccer and basketball tournaments it would help/motivate me to look at what I will get(prize) if I finish/win.

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If you've made progress and to keep working hard towards that goal.

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I 110% agree on what she saying on how to reach your goal. But I feel like they forgot to mention on how you need to take a break and it okay if it takes a lot of time to reach that goal. It a good way to keep you going but a downfall is you forgetting other things you have to worry about. My reaction hasn't really changed it just more of im not the only one who thinks that the way how you see things can effect you a lot.

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According to the talk "Keep your eyes on the prize" means to focus on your goal and work hard to achieve it. I think this strategy has worked for me many times in my life when I needed myself more than anymore to straighten up, I told myself to focus on myself for the time and get where i need to.

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Overall reactions to the talk was it was interesting and gave me a better understanding about how motivation helps you exercise. An effective prize to motivate you exercise is a trophy. My perspective remained the same after watching this talk because I always thought that motivation can help you feel exercise is manageable. This talk gave me a better understanding about how motivation helps.

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According to the talk, "keep your eyes on the prize" means to only focus on what you want to achieve. It means to focus on the thing that you want to achieve so that you'll be more motivated to do what it takes to achieve it. I don't think that this would work for me, but it might if I feel particularly motivated to do something. It may help others though, as it helps them focus on the end result more - it'd help someone feel the motivation in order to achieve what that end result is.

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In my opinion her arguments and points were very plausible and she brought up some very good points to prove how motivation and overall fitness can effect someones desire to exercise. This talk has changed my perspective since it taught me to keep my eyes on the prize and not get distracted during workouts which is something I struggle with at times and I think i'm gonna use this strategy in the future. In my cases, an effective prize for me would be the satisfaction of finally finishing an exercise and being able to relax and recover.

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I think that these words mean to continue to reach your goal and don't get distracted from other and to make sacrifices. Yes it can work for me because keeping your eyes on one thing can always make you win.

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I think that effective prize that can motivate me to exercise is I can get in better shape and a lot of things can be easier. For example, if I exercise, I can run to the bus stop faster so I don't miss the bus. My perspective has changed because whenever I exercise, I don't really want to do it anymore after i'm done, but I know it's good for me so I do it anyways. This makes me end up very tired after. I think that it would be better if I focus on the benefits of exercising.

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The "Prize" means there's like a special treat for them.

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My over all reaction to the video would be That i learned a lot of things that will help me and benefit me in the future. Also,one prize I would work towards would be having an in shape body.

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I think that the speaker in this talk made some very good points, especially about perspective and the way that the end result/prize can be able to motivate people. I'm not too sure what an effective "prize" to motivate me to exercise would be, but it'd probably be along the lines of the ability to be more athletic. My initial perspective hasn't changed watching this video.

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Overall I agree with this and what motivates me to exercise is video games. My perspective has not changed because I sometimes see it in my everyday life also I already know about this.

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I agree and an effective prize that motivates me is counting how many exercises I did. Honestly, my perspective changed because my mom wants to exercise more so I can be skinny.

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My overall reaction to the TED talk is that the way we view things is through our eyes and by having motivation to do something we can gain the ability to see things as easier/different. An effective prize to motivate me to exercise is thinking about what happens when I get to the finish line which are all the benefits of becoming fit. My perspective changed after listening to this talk because I learned that by viewing the finish line differently you are more motivated to exercise.

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I think the prize would be to put my limits to the max because I want to see how far I can go.It has changed my perspective by not letting negative thoughts and distraction to get in the way and to pay attention in one goal.

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"keep your eyes on the prize" means have all of you afford your goal and forget any negative thoughts. I think this strategy is really straightforward and I think people understand this quickly.

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My overall reaction to the talk is that I agree 100% to everything the speaker said in the video about motivation and your pov can impact your mindset. I think an effective "prize" to motivate me exercise is loosing weight and being healthy overall.

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I am not really shock because yes people have different perspective because people think different things or ideas.

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I agree that exercising helps your body to function by moving around,being flexible and getting strong

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I agree that intentions affect people's ability to stay fit.
It makes sense that people are more motivated when they are all ready on the path.
If you use a strategy and set a goal, it should help to push you to get stared and continue to go to reach that goal, and create new goals.

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Overall my reactions are that I agree to most if not all statements. An effective prize that would motivate me is technology, clothe(sweater/hoodies), money, and certificates/trophy's/medals. My perspective changed after watching this video because keeping your eyes on the prize and motivation can encourage you to do something that is hard to do but is healthy/necessary.

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By "keep your eyes on the prize" they mean to keep a goal and make sure you continue to strive to maintain it

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My overall reaction was surprising how many people judge someone differently from the perspective. My motivation goal would be healthy body and more productive.

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Being able to look at myself in the mirror without wanting to rip my skin off

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I think it's understandable because different factors, like how negative or positive someone's perspective is, or how they feel about something can easily influence their thoughts and actions. This is similar to when the speaker said dieters see apples larger than they are, compared to those who don't diet.

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I think it's understandable because different factors, like how negative or positive someone's perspective is, or how they feel about something can easily influence their thoughts and actions. This is similar to when the speaker said dieters see apples larger than they are, compared to those who don't diet.