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What, me worry? | William Chapple – ‘What, me worry?’ | TEDxYouth@KIS


[Applause]

imagine this you’re in bed you’re tired

you want to sleep but you can’t before

you sleep there are some things you have

to do you go downstairs to check if the

front doors locked you check on their

bed twice to make sure if there’s anyone

there to make sure there’s no one there

you open up the closets to make sure if

it’s empty you repeat these actions

again it sounds crazy right or how about

you say a minor joke to your friend at

school but when you get home you start

to worry that it might have actually

offended that friend you think and worry

about this for hours you can’t think of

anything else it sounds pretty funny

right like who in the world would worry

like this me at least I was me a few

years ago though I was a warrior and

still am to a lighter degree in fact I’m

worried right now about this speech but

anyways everyone worries according to

the world health organization roughly

one in four people diagnosed with

worries sometime in their lifetime so

that can mean 25 people in this room

right now are serious warriors so today

I would like to introduce a few ideas

and strategies on how to deal with

worries you see at first I thought the

only one on this planet that why we like

the way I did but as I said everyone

worries but there’s a difference from

worrying about oh no did I forget my

homework today and worries that don’t

let you do anything the difference the

problem is that not many people can

recognize the difference between the two

minor worries and overwhelming ones the

difference is the big worries don’t only

affect you mentally but also affect you

physically for example some people vomit

and view of extremely sick while others

can’t sleep cly law or become super

silent all of a sudden but then why is

it the many people are we one reason is

because people really scare

something for example the dock dogs

injections these are called phobias I

remember what my claustrophobic granddad

told me three years ago before he passed

away that his scared to die because he’d

been stuck in a narrow coffin this is an

example of for our phobias another

reason people may worry is called

separation anxiety some people are

constantly worried about something bad

happening to their parents and then

there are people that Bobby and think

about the same things over and over

again such as did I lock the door this

morning or is there someone under my bed

these are called obsessive-compulsive

disorders so then these are just

examples of some reasons why people may

everyone’s different and everyone’s

severity of and everybody and everyone’s

every civility of these values are

different as well but don’t worry

because here are some strategies on how

to deal with it one really good strategy

is to talk to someone you can think as

much as you want in your brain about

your worries but if you talk to someone

it can solve the problem but then if you

constantly talk to someone they might go

they might get sick of your worries and

go not to never listen to you anymore so

then creating a wall a method called War

II time is another effective method War

II time is 10 to 15 minutes in a day

where you can talk about all your

worries to a trustworthy person such as

an adult or a close friend but outside

War II time you are not allowed to talk

about your worries whatsoever and this

rule does seem very restricting but

believe it or not your mind learns to

put your worries aside and once you put

your worries aside you start to realize

that your worries aren’t important after

all another way to deal with Robbie’s is

divided on paper writing is just as good

as talking to someone you can smash all

your thoughts onto paper and it makes

you realize the worries aren’t important

and now

surely you can you should imagine

yourself kicking out your worries out of

your brain the way you imagined it can

depend on the person the way I did was

to literally imagine a soccer boot

kicking out the lobbies from my brain or

you can just do something to distract

your being from lobbying such as

exercising playing a sport reading a

book whatever you enjoy to do and now

last but not least imagine your bodies

as a singular character draw it up in

your brain and give it a name such as

mrs. stressed too much or mr. Whalley

pants this drawing was actually drawn by

my brother when he was a young kid maybe

five years old and you know what his

owari himself but anyways my wall my

name’s aren’t the best so you need to

think of your very own ones that are way

better than mine and once you’ve thought

of your worries as a singular character

and it’s easier for you to relate to so

now imagine this you’re back in bed and

the wall we start to come to your brain

again is there someone under my bed

above my bed next to my pillow above my

pillow outside the window outside the

door in the closet you get the message

and once you worry again like this just

use the techniques I shared with you

today and before in this speech I’ll

just like to say one last thing war visa

just like plants if you water a plant it

will grow bigger and bigger if you give

more thought into your voice it will

grow bigger and bigger and bigger and

bigger in your head if you stop watering

a plant it will die out same with

worries thank you [Applause]

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