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How To Go From Bullied To Bold - TEDxHarding
Diane Burton • March 30, 2019
Bullied – a word that is spoken a lot in our society. And, for good reason. It is very real!
Bullied – a word that is spoken a lot in our society. And, for good reason. It is very real!
Were you ever bullied as a child? I was. I used to call it being “made fun of”; however, it was bullying, because it was degrading and hurtful.
I was bullied because I was the fat girl. And, even though I lost the weight in 1971, my Senior year in high school, I didn’t release those degrading, bullying words others had said.
After several years of keeping the weight off, I began to dream of sharing my story of hope for others who haven’t been able to keep the weight off. Or, so I thought.
In 2011, after discovering how I had held on to my past of being bullied, I began to realize that the real part of my story to share was how I had released something very toxic.
Recently, November 2013, I had the honor and privilege to be one of the presenters of a TEDx at Harding University, Searcy, AR.
In this video, “How to Go from Bullied to Bold”, you will find out what the toxic “something” was that I released. Because of this release, I am now able to fulfill my dream of giving hope for others.
Watch now so you can find out what this “something” was.
Diane Burton
The Masterpiece Coach
PS – I have a goal to have 1,000,000 or more views in the next 2 years or sooner. I have a ways to go – as of the writing of this e-mail, I’m getting close to 1,000 - and your viewing gets me closer to the goal of 1,000,000. Please share the link on your social media to help me get the word out about being bullied.
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