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I agree with the speaker because with the right amount of motivation it may make the person feel like they could do anything. They may feel weak and powerless at first then after they hear the right words they could automatically feel strong and powerful and like they can do anything that they put their mind to. As long as you set the goals I won’t be hard to stay on track.

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I agree that people see things differently based on there perspective because everyone sees the world differently. Based on your own life experiences or how you was raised you may view the world differently than someone who didn’t grow up with you. You may play out scenarios differently.

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The ted talk was very relatable because I always use the keep your eyes on the prize method to do things that are very complex and achieve hard goals, such as exercising, doing school assignments, or running errands. One effective prize to motivate me to exercise is getting into physical shape and having a better body shape because that’s why people exercise. My perspective as changed at all be the ted talk reiterated somethings I do in daily life.

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I was surprised to hear that the way you view the size of an apple depends on whether your a dietitian or not. Also the way you view the ball if your a softball player. If you've lost a couple games you'd maybe view it as smaller than you would if you had won.

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“Keeping your eyes on the prize” means staying focused on your goals and tuning out the obstacles or surrounding environment that can prevent you from achieving them. I think this strategy works because when I have to do a long assignment and I actually pay attention, read and analyze the work it speeds up the time I take to finish my work.

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The talk was overall very informative. An effective "prize" to motivate me to exercise would probably be some free time afterwards. From this video, I've learned that we all see things differently and that we control how we view certain things.

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Keeping your eye on the prize is having a clear goal. Seeing and realizing what the reward is. This strategy works for me. I always work harder when i can see what i'm working.

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Keeping your eyes on the prize means focusing on what you want to achieve and not being distracted by things that wont help you reach your goal along the way. I think this strategy would work for me.

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I agree with the speaker when she states that motivation can help unfit people feel that exercise is manageable because motivation is when you feel like you are dedicated to do something. If unfit people are dedicated to working out and have confidence that they’ll get through the workout session, exercising will be a breeze for them. When I first started working out, I wasn’t motivated and was very lazy, but as I continued my motivation grew to push through the workout and I had become more easier.

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I agree with the speaker's suggestion that motivation can help even unfit people feel that exercise is manageable. Its not surprising to hear that non-motivated people would dread exercise.

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I agree with the speakers point. Motivation allows the mind to have something to focus on. That's why it's important to set clear goals, that way you can stray away from the distractions.

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I agree what the lady said about people view things differently based on their perspective because their are optimistic people who look for the good in things, while their is pessimistic people who look for the bad. Based on how you think and approach things, you will have different views on what something looks like or how something will ply out.

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I agree that everyone has their own perspective. Sometimes we do make decisions based on our preconceptions sub-consciously.