Name: TEDx】TEDxDesMoines - Angela Maiers - You Matter (【TEDx】TEDxDesMoines - Angela Maiers - You Matter)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:54:49.000Z
Duration: 19 min 48 s
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that these two words can change lives and change the world,

if we understand them and we leverage them in the right way.

This is not an ego thing. This is a DNA thing.

And one of the most dangerous things that can happen to us

as individuals, as organizations, as a community,

On Tuesday of this week, I was 14 hours with these significant people.

I was stranded at the airport in Milwaukee,

and we weren't feeling very significant that day.

The looks on our face, were just craziness, because we had spent

14 hours, not knowing if we were going to get home,

there was a huge storm, there were no cars, there were no hotel rooms,

there was something that this world series - kind of thing -

going on in the world, something unimportant and insignificant

Not simply desperate to get home, which we were,

but desperate for a human being to look us in the eye,

Think about the last time you heard those words, as a human being,

"I'll do whatever it takes, because you are that important."

Those are life changing words, and for us,

We were desperate. It was nearly midnight.

We were going to have to sleep on the floor of the airport,

and she saw a family of five with a baby that hadn't eaten for hours,

And she said, "I see you. I'll do whatever it takes."

and she couldn't make a hotel room appear,

but she noticed us and she said we are going to help you.

And after she got everyone settled, I found Annie

thank you so much for making us feel significant.

You noticed we were in the incumbent area of the airport,

I don't know what that is, but it's not a good place to be.

and I'm like we are all crying because we hadn't slept or eaten --

I want to write in and I want to do something,

I want to tell them what you did today really mattered to us."

I am the supervisor. Nobody cares what I do."

In fact, she said, "I don't know the last time that

I've heard someone say they cared about what I did."

She said, "I actually want to thank you."

and I got settled in and I could't get Annie out of my mind.

apparently that's against TSA regulations,

Annie is every single person in this room.

Annie is the person in your neighborhood.

sitting there wondering, working and living and learning

in a place where they do not feel significant,

where they do not feel like "No matter what I do,

is there anybody in the world that is going to notice me

and is going to care that I got up and I showed up today?"

It is an incredible, significant power that we choose

not to act upon in the busyness of our lives.

and omit them from our conversation and from our priority.

when they are valued, and they are depended on.

Those are three lessons that have been the foundation

If they didn't understand why they were such a value