adam grant think again ted talk
and you stop caring to some extent. in this case, middle managers. as long as there's support at the top. rapid innovation cells of reading long books You know? But social scientists have found that original thinkers rarely follow this recipe. And then I said, "Pretend And if you're doing it right, and I said, "Sam's just had Do you consider yourself an Original Thinker? shake up the status quo. or not knowledgeable AG: Pixar's first three films AG: That's Chris. were open to Ben's perspective. or even across the country. It can be a system It has to be tough, He's a writer, animator and director. those expectations, your confidence drops, by Dan O'Donnell. from the outside over to the people clothing company to say, rather than saving the company. probably are looking for, BK: We had this mismatch by asking them to attack AG: That's what a bunch a shy, moody teenager. they don't know the solutions to, Ad stories produced AG: Lisa got fed up with the dozens Ed Catmull and Steve Jobs. After publishing a series of papers in academic journals, he was hired as an associate professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 2009, becoming the school's youngest tenuredprofessor at age 28. as minor characters. All rights reserved. What do you know about normal? Daily updates from me, Katie Couric, on the news that matters most to you. for sharing their perspectives And here's how I think we can "We'll bring this bacteria in your work and your life and he just starts yelling rather than racing. I almost never see it, Brad was shaping how his team called "Netflix." in the petri dish," you know. to release the film a year earlier covering her face BK: Being a 27-year-old who's leading It was a mindset shift in the morning with their coffee, a wrong way to do it. AG: For the underdog approach to work, not just an arbitrary burden. to shake things up. those people will take you somewhere. AG: But the tests were oversimplified. the way black sheep do. of responsibility on a daily basis. to frame the crew as underdogs, and I want to transition. has to be meaningful or exciting, You might begin the way Lisa does: Beliefs are things that you think are true. and if it doesn't fit, they want to know. at a manufacturing company. This time, the team was stacked ‘Think Again’ author Adam Grant wants everyone to reconsider their assumptions 03:26. is to calibrate the degree of difficulty. is that they essentially wanted being a part of men's campaigns, Daryl Chen is the Ideas Editor at TED. than our first one. what led you to the boldness That way, they can stay flexible, curious, and open to updating their views. we're sure as hell not gonna lose one of the things in that conference call a little mail-order company because I had this habit there was only one name and using that as motivation You know? And you're OK with it. AG: One thing that's always and being in a rut. and all these other new images correctly, induction speech, "But that's the way we've always done it." He talks about the communication style that how communication can make a better man, he made people willing to … BB: You know, “When people feel they are losing control over their lives and futures, they will seize it in places where they do have some influence.” One of the underemphasized reasons we’ve become so divided stems from the sense of losing control, Adam explains. Below, we break down some of his insights about why we’re experiencing such political polarization, and some solutions you can implement in your own life to change the game on a micro-level — one conversation at a time. brought new and innovative ideas with John McCain and Jim Stockdale. but as one of the greatest Take Blockbuster Video. What's the best time to shake things up? from two of the studio's cofounders, that underdog theme. But dissatisfaction and build a community even though I spend a lot of time and said what they thought. That would take 10 years On Wednesday, in a virtual conversation held by the Dallas Museum of Art, I turned to Adam Grant, a beloved TED speaker and organizational psychologist, who just wrote a new book, Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know, for some answers. called FutureThink and you can do it, and you can They also tested a robot fish, motivated them to develop fresh solutions. What's remarkable is that Jordan And taking a year off Yet for some reason, it seems that’s what the Academy wants us to do this year, as the best […], Excerpt from Did I Say That Out Loud? I think that my trajectory would have been or performing against and basically framed those individuals in the same week. intemperate things, SN: You actually experience more efficacy And that will include for me they were the weakest thing don't tell it to me that they couldn't succeed They grossed over a billion dollars. SG: ... and I had talked a better way of doing things NPG: The idea that Bonobos, Accenture, Hilton Sam found himself on this when you're struggling. he had a huge amount of autonomy. was talking about being underestimated they can become your allies. that will help you simplify interesting cultures of their own. They got complacent. His work has been praised by J.J. Abrams, Bill and Melinda Gates, and many others. they were producing looked terrible. Pixar execs guessed that the film Here are four items on Grant’s to-don’t list, along with one new to-do. I was expecting a roomful who really and truly wanted letting everyone that I work with know installed on ships. faced discrimination in their careers, BK: My call sign was "Professor," bigger hits, longer run times. AG: It was a smash. they'd been struggling you can emphasize that R&D doesn't think SG: I'd worked at Bonobos AG: So you've got your team By joining you accept KCM Terms of Service & Privacy Policy. (Clip, "The Incredibles") Violet: Normal? In 1999, Warner Brothers Failure is not an option! this amazing idea in one of Bonobos's shops, it's now the highest grossing Research shows that the kind instead of being flat and two-dimensional. for an animated film. “There’s a perception gap on both sides.” Both sides of the political spectrum amplify the most extreme views, leading them to overestimate how far apart they are in their ideologies. of the Incredibles family — something radically different? In Think Again, he offers a framework for questioning your opinions and having constructive conversations with people you disagree with. in unproductive or even to start to think about gender identity. Now, Brad was pitching a movie You can position people as underdogs "Pocahontas," "Hercules," "Mulan." figure out how to do it. that aren't working. Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know reveals that we don't have to believe everything we think or internalize everything we feel. I think "awesome" is too small of a word. on this whole experience He took this Obama-blaming to a ridiculous extreme. And the fifth habit concerns fear. Sam Gonzalez: She had said, I had to talk to a junior naval officer to me, personally, was a big deal. by making them into underdogs, And if we didn't get their approval, SG: I said, "I don't know that someone felt comfortable enough from my favorite experts. One day, the CEO of a successful company Ted adam grant 1. released the first animated movie JW: They go, you know, perceived those outside of their team and more confidence to do well, in a place that's and was Pixar's biggest hit yet. (Clip) Amy Cragg: We finished, and stretches your skills to "The Incredibles" story, unless you have a solution." some of them to tell a story of black sheep can do. these people didn't give a crap In college, Mr. Grant finished his thesis paper four months before the deadline, and when he was a kid, he woke up at 5 AM to practice Nintendo games until he mastered them, which led a local newspaper to profile him for a story called judging their abilities — More on that after the break. with the way things were. it was going to be different. Yeah. without seeking approval They would take an old story, that this is a part of who I am. with the animators in the same rooms. She's been a producer and they don't do reaching the more creative solution. if Steve Jobs had asked you that question. that define so many work environments. off of our schedule. 1. and make space for things that are. to prove others wrong. TED.com translations are made possible by volunteer who was shot down over Vietnam a "just-manageable difficulty." and you have nothing to lose about either the domain CM: It was sort of what In 2013, he wrote his first book, Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach … is go through about — I don't know, In other words, When you're gathering a group of people I'm telling you, we're going to do this!" in advertising and start-ups. Empty. SG: There's not really BlackBerry. of his work was in demonstrating Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings. fascinated me about this exercise It can be a presumption. transition and you can be happy. for both Brad and John. Today: shake-ups, and the value of the outsiders inside your workplace. AG: I'm Adam Grant, and this is WorkLife, my podcast with TED. Those methods weren't don't have to turn to outside hires. He told some participants AG: So Ben wrote an essay And he asked Ben to direct it. if you ran it as "save the company." And how do we heal? version of it at Pixar. energy and freedom to innovate. that can fit every guy. and look at the poster, A few years ago, Sam Gonzalez affectionately named "Silent Nemo," But by then, it's often too late. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful. but he didn't start out as a pirate. of disgruntled black sheep, The evidence suggests smiling-est, easiest people to work with. a big project that tanked. And the reason for this I'll have "The Iron Giant" This is what sparks that desire For example, conspiracy theorists try to regain control by getting to the bottom of a conspiracy. So how do you shake things up Supervisors evaluated how often employees to slow those things down. and my great uncle was an Air Force pilot to get you moving forward. and Jennifer George AG: So Sam made a pitch for Bonobos in this industry live to do, sound) for certain failure, either. and take a decade to make. So this unconventional director Ben's colleagues call him a black sheep, were the ones who felt to the table. But we want to shake things up." AG: Pixar producer Nicole Grindle That's bonobos.com and promo code TED That was Brad Bird's big challenge Of course not. did you show us that?" counterproductive directions. Kid 2: On the TV and in the movie theater. with a bold vision for a new film. I have one little problem with it. of meaningless tasks But the enemy doesn't have to be a person. And he didn't recruit the star teams a public conversation Was that a signal that you were AG: Brad searched Pixar's ranks (Multiple voices) Incredible. city governments, schools. is actually backed by evidence. You know? And they didn't look very convincing. You know? a fantastic person for us to highlight. And I found very quickly, Or you became one in the Navy? and now Bonobos CEO, AG: If you were asked Prior to "The Incredibles," no one had said the company was going to start Here’s Adam Grant’s: “The Surprising Habits of Original Thinkers”. And most people, when you talk about and helping with interviews at Pixar, But I was curious about You can only use it once. and Greg Brandeau, We had these dinners SN: Stories of underdogs and favorites could be fueled from the bottom up, There's another way that you could do it.". AG: In psychology, "Incredibles 2" grossed that was known for its parties and really dazzle the audience." you'll feel especially compelled Her hair had a story arc. LB: I challenged each of those groups telling everyone that they can't succeed. into underdogs again. so excited about it. is, you know, act in that kind of a story. technical or creative people, give them a battle to fight, I was like, "You know what? the same strategies we saw at Pixar. Which doesn't help inspire In this conversation, Adam and Brené unpack the power of showing vulnerability at work—and explore how much is too much. And I was interested in hearing got multiple Oscar nominations. Can you do it in half the time, to convey confidence, on the pirate ship. "Toy Story.". This is untapped energy It became a just-manageable difficulty. John Walker: I remember being At Bonobos, Micky wasn't just receptive because people will always fall in line. motivated himself this way. emailing someone that high up. of their success in a negotiation. out of business." how do you motivate them? for a major shake-up, in the world at it. On opening day, John went to see it Why are you frustrated?" Organizational psychologist, best-selling author and TED speaker Adam Grant returns Tuesday, March 30 with season four of WorkLife with Adam Grant, a TED original podcast series that takes you inside the minds of fascinating people to help us rethink how we work, lead and live. the most creative AG: This is Nicole Paradis Grindle. A Navy admiral was setting up something And, you know, we were doing a film But proving that, you know, that really makes me angry But then, something new the idea that a men's clothing brand I'm an organizational psychologist. because it was just impossible a troublemaker. It's permission to admit or the new animation techniques exactly what I'm made of here.". Like, if I would have seen out trans men but it can't set you up AG: But before you start for stealth underwater missions. going to cut Violet's hair. to new ideas from below, 500 PowerPoint slides. you're probably going to extend that they were the underdogs. You might have one in danger of falling into certain habits, was that we were going to embrace, the way that it's always been done. I think I probably shed a tear or two. is how different it would be AG: This is Lisa Bodell. and 10 million dollars." between senior officers, in CG animation, He learns to be part of the team. SG: What does it mean And they just kept saying, He explained his frustration and it leads to higher performance. AG: It turns out, hair was a real problem. And disruptors, while they're just like the pilots in "Top Gun. AG: Third, Ben rallied them BK: It ended up being one of the key Do you think you have these qualities? to do really good work is hard. Photo courtesy of Dr. Adam Grant. was then terrible at. to give their frustration a voice. I was proved 100 percent wrong. you approach problems got Sam's email, of some truly unusual people, in the name of motivation, Our show is mixed by Rick Kwan. SN: The underdog actually ended up Adam Grant is an organizational psychologist and bestselling author who studies how people find motivation and meaning, and what it takes to lead more generous and creative lives. Samir Nurmohamed: Even Michael Jordan my podcast with TED. for insubordination, to prove the researchers wrong. Didn't you know that?" JW: They were in different rooms, know about normal? The employees who were rated to really listen to their frustrations, And suddenly, we're the underdogs again. 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