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Tedxuniversityofdelaware 79 Elon Kline Giving His Talk Elon kline giving his talk "this is why you are a perfectionist". Dr. adam foley (he him his) is a feminist multicultural sexuality educator, researcher, partner, and ally. he currently serves as an associate director in university of delaware’s office of equity and inclusion, as well as teaching women’s and gender studies and human sexuality courses at the university. when he isn’t examining the.
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Tedxuniversityofdelaware 80 Elon Kline Giving His Talk Thв Welcome! we are actively seeking ud students, faculty, and staff to join our organizing team and various committees. this independent tedx event is operated under license from ted. tedx at the university of delaware is an independent event that shares ideas and sparks discussions. apply to speak, watch past tedx talks and join the team. Elon kline |. tedxuniversityofdelaware. • march 2018. the idea of embracing a perfectionist identity takes away our power to control the outcomes of our lives. we can take control of our personal power by understanding the detrimental belief of perfectionism and embracing the idea that we are naturally imperfectionist. This is why you are a perfectionist | mr. elon kline | tedxuniversityofdelaware. watch on. 00:00:17 this is jamie everybody say hi jamie you. 00:00:19 just talked to a stick figure. 00:00:23 jamie he’s a very busy guy on any given. 00:00:25 day he’s doing a lot he’s got a job he’s. 00:00:28 got an internship he’s got classes he’s. Elon kline, a sophomore, was one of the two undergraduates who were chosen to speak at the event. his talk centered around how people tend to try to wait for the perfect circumstances to complete tasks, and suggested that people should expect and work around daily imperfections.
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