(附带文稿)TED | 获得自信的秘诀 The skill of self confidence Dr. Ivan Joseph

2019-01-09 07:50:00 1.1万
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作为怀雅逊大学的体育主任和足球校队主教练,约瑟夫教授经常被人问起他招收运动员时看重哪些特点:速度?力量?还是灵巧性?在这次演讲中,约瑟夫博士解释了什么是自信,以及为什么自信不仅对运动生涯,更对我们的生活来说至关重要。


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in my past life as a soccer coach once

you win a national championship

everybody wants to come play for you

really not true once you pay them

$25,000 a year in scholarships everybody

wants to come play for you and parents

would always come to me and they'd say

okay I my son or my daughter wants to

come play at your University what is it

that we have to do you know what are you

looking for and being the Socratic

professor that I am well what does your

son or daughter do what do they do

really well that we'd be interested in

and typically their answers are well

they've got great vision they're really

good they can see the entire field or my

daughter is the fastest player there's

nobody that can beat her or my son's got

a great left foot or really really great

in the air and can hit every ball like

yeah not bad but to be quite honest with

you those are the last things I'm

looking for the most important thing

self confidence without that skill and I

use the word skill intentionally without

that skill we are useless as a soccer

player because when you lose sight or

belief in yourself we're done for I use

the definition of self-confidence to be

the ability or the belief to believe in

yourself to accomplish any task no

matter the odds

no matter the difficulty no matter the

adversity the belief that you can

accomplish it self confidence so I'm

using a great I don't have it I'm so shy

out that one I'll never do good I'm

going and you start to drag all the way

down here but I used the word skill

because I believe it can be trained and

I'll show you a couple of ways which we

do hopefully I won't run out of time I

don't use any slides because my speech

always goes here or here or here so

we'll see which way we get to the

easiest way to build self-confidence

there's no magic button I can't say eh

this plane is going down who can fly it

put your hand up I can I'm confident

repetition repetition repetition right

what does Malcolm Gladwell call it the

10,000 hour rule there's no magic button

I recruited a goalie from Colombia South

America one year I big tall six foot

three man you know he had hands like

stone I thought he was like flipper

every time I throw him the ball down

down onto the ground I was like oh my

god we're in trouble

simple solution get to the wall kick a

ball against the wall and catch it kick

the ball against the wall and catch it

his goal was 350 a day for eight months

he came back his hands were callused the

moisture on his hands were literally

gone he is now playing in Europe magic

null repetition repetition repetition

the problem is we expect to be

self-confident but we can't be unless

the skill or the task we're doing is not

novel is not new to us we want to be in

a situation where we've created we've

had so much pressure in that and what I

mean cuz pressure builds diamonds we

want to be in the situation where hey

I've done this a thousand times I didn't

my speech I practice in front of the

mirror hey I'm sounding good and then I

read in front of my kids and my and my

wife like oh my gosh a little nervous

then you get in front of the Glenn cool

oh my goodness I'm a little more nervous

by the time I get to the ACG we're 2500

people can't say any more right 2,500

people

we're 2,500 people are there I won't

have a single ounce of nervousness

because of my ability to practice right

over and over and over again

the problem with repetition is how many

of us bail after the first a bit of

failure

how many us bail after the first bit of

adversity Edison was on that video it

depends who you ask is anywhere from one

1,000 to 10,000 tries to build that

lightbulb 1,000 to 10,000 JK Rowling

should be on that video you the army

publisher she took her Harry Potter book

- I believe the number was 12 or 13 I

don't I'm pretty confident but after two

or three noes I'd be like dang it after

six or seven I'm like maybe not

definitely after nine or ten I'd be

looking to be a soccer coach or

something else beside it often

right I mean 12 times somebody said no

but practice practice practice and do

not accept failure maybe it shouldn't be

repetition maybe the answer should be

persistence because we all repeat

something but very few of us really will

persist so that's one way to build

self-confidence get out there do what

you want to do and accept and do not

accept no the other one is self-talk we

all have a self top tape that plays in

our head

anybody go shopping and put on a pair of

pants this week if you're a woman the

first thing that always comes damn I

look fat in these pants and if you're a

man it's the opposite no muscle I'm so

flabby right we all have this tape that

plays in our head as a student if they

asked me the question it was like gosh

gee please the police professor don't

pick me I don't know the answer I don't

put I look down right if you're in the

when I let me tell you something and the

VP of Business Administration trapeze

this but when they hired me as an

athletic director I sat in an

architect's meeting and I am as bowed as

dumb as a post when it comes to anything

to do with numbers and angles and

they're like the Funday bellator valve

of the architectural there they're what

do you think dr. Joseph let me look into

that for you and get back to you right I

was God God please don't ask me please

don't ask me we all have this negative

self-talk that goes in our head guess

what there's enough people that are

telling us we can't do it that we're not

good enough why do we want to tell

ourselves that we know for a fact that

thoughts influence actions we saw it

there with the with the video Sheldon

dr. levy showed right we know that our

thoughts influence actions why do we

want to say that negative self-talk to

ourselves we need to get our own self

affirmations Muhammad Ali what was his

self affirmation I am the greatest who

else is going to tell you there's need

to be quiet moments in your bedroom

quiet moments when you're brushing your

teeth that we need to reaffirm I am the

captain of my ship and the master of my

fate that is my affirmation I came from

a school of 1,000 people I live

in a town of 1,000 people for 15 years

there's no reason that I should be in

charge of national debt apartment

building Maple Leaf Gardens but I am the

captain of my ship and the master of my

fate if I don't say it if I don't

believe it

no one else will how do you build

self-confidence get away from the people

who will tear you down there's enough of

that

Muhammad Ali I am the greatest there is

no one better than me it's a difference

between hubris and Eagle and false pride

it's just reminding yourself in quiet

silent moments I put it down on the list

it's right beside my mirror write about

all the things that make me who I am

because I make enough mistakes and the

newspapers will recognize it and people

around me will recognize it and they'll

tear me down and pretty soon I'll begin

to believe it there was a time when my

confidence was really low there was a

time when I took this job when I came

from Iowa I don't know if I could do it

I had to bring out my self-confidence

letter a letter I wrote to myself when I

was feeling good Ivan congratulations on

getting your PhD before 40 congratulate

I am 40 under congratulations on winning

a national championship good job on

raising three good kids and marrying the

right woman I wrote a letter to myself

it was my own brag sheet my own letter

about the things I was proud of because

there are moments and we'll all

experience them in our career in our

life and our job hunting in our

relationships when we are not feeling

good about who and what and where we are

and I had to bring out that letter and

read it time and time again for a period

of about two weeks to whether me through

that storm it was important stop the

self-talk the negative self-talk if

you'll watch you'll see some athletes

they'll have a little bandage or a

little brand around them Lance Armstrong

is a perfect one what's his self

affirmation LIVESTRONG isn't a brand it

was to remind him of who he was

LIVESTRONG then it came a brand he would

move that

from one arm to the next arm when doubt

and fear came into his mind

LIVESTRONG put it on there let's go

we'll all have it replace it two ways to

build self-confidence worried about my

time I'm gonna tell you of one way that

you can build self-confidence in others

we are coaches and educators we are

teachers we are people who will create

value in the world and in doing that we

are critical by the nature of what we do

I'm a I'm a coach I want you to score a

goal ball went over high Dan get the

ball went high Thank You coach I know

that feedback tells me that so what do

we do I need you to put your elbow or

here I need you to put your knee over

the ball and either follow through

boom land good eight notice I never made

it as a professional what can we do we

fix mistakes when I'm fixing that

mistake Johnny this is terrible you need

to bend your knee you need to do this

this what have I done - Johnny

self-confidence bend your knee think of

this through this next thing you know

Johnny's crushed ignore what Johnny does

wrong and find Bob or Sally or Frida

over here

great goal Frida I loved how you kept

your knee low you followed through and

you landed like this great job Johnny oh

great Johnny's not demoralized his

confidence isn't shot and what I've done

is I've built up Freitas imagine how we

could change the way we parented kids

instead of get that glass off the

counter what's wrong with you if we

catch them while they're good great job

great job Thank You Alice for taking

your glass to the counter it's so simple

but we forget about it

or as educators or somebody as a team if

we manage to praise the positive

behavior that we wanted to reinforce we

forget it sounds so simple catch them

when they're good we forget it it's

simple here's what they did there was a

study in Kansas that did this they did

video and we all do video and we showed

the video of them doing the run of the

play this goal happened because the

basket wasn't protected we didn't rotate

here right we needed to do this and then

to cover the slot and if that's the

baseline improvement of the Kansas State

team went like this

then they said they ignored all of that

and they just showed them the times they

did it right the times they did it

perfect that presented no goals spoke to

the same points improvement went like

that it changed and revolutionized the

way we as coaches interact with our

student-athletes we can apply that to

the business world we can apply that to

our student group works we can apply

that to our management teams easily

catch them when they're good last and

certainly not least my son is really

good at this self-confident people

interpret feedback the way they choose

to I asked my son who was by the far

terrible terrible athlete gets it from

his dad the games they win five nine

how's the game oh great I scored three

gold that two assists I'm like I did not

see him touch the puck but he has his

own perception of how he did I love it

right

I'm that I'm that guy I'm like I

remember when I was taking my when I met

my wife is in the comments

Pauly I'd like to would you like to go

to the movies ladies did a good thing up

and she goes no I asked her again cuz I

think that she just hasn't seen me in

the right light maybe that's not the

wrong shirt on right cuz I'm

interpreting that the way I want to

interpret it finally I asked wrote again

actually gives me this one comment right

oh she sent it to her friend because

that's what you did it back then he

would not she wouldn't unless it was the

last person on earth that hell was

freezing over there was a small chance

we had to save the planet Earth some

people's like there's no chance I'm like

you're saying there's a chance

all right because that's how I'm gonna

interpret it if I could give you one

thing to take from this it is no one

will believe in you unless you do listen

to the words of that video here's to the

crazy ones The Misfits the rebels the

troublemakers the round pegs in the

square holes we're supposed to be

different folks and when people look at

us believe in yourself

thank you


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