In his TEDxUQ talk, Jack Feng reflects on his biggest regret and the valuable lesson it taught him about the importance of listening. Feng recounts how a lack of effective listening led to a missed opportunity to connect with a friend in need, ultimately resulting in feelings of guilt and regret. Through this experience, Feng learned that active listening is key to building and maintaining meaningful relationships. He emphasizes the significance of truly listening to others without judgment or interruption, allowing them to feel heard and understood. Feng highlights the transformative power of listening, not only in personal relationships but also in professional settings. By sharing his personal story, Feng inspires audiences to prioritize listening and cultivate deeper connections with those around them. His poignant message serves as a reminder of the profound impact that attentive listening can have on both individuals and communities.
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Author Video Description
Why do we hear so much but remember so little? Inspired by the regret of not remembering his grandfather’s braised pork recipe, Jack embarked on a journey to understand how to truly listen and build meaningful connections. Jack is a UQ Medical student and the Chief Student Entrepreneur at UQ Ventures. He is passionate about mental health and the power of genuine connection. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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Video “What my biggest regret taught me about listening | Jack Feng | TEDxUQ” was uploaded on 12/03/2024 to Youtube Channel TEDx Talks