Let Practice Be Practice | Andrew Hou | TEDxArbutus Ridge Youth

バンクーバー在住の15歳のゴルファー、アンドリュー・ホウ氏が、完璧を追い求める姿勢からミスを受け入れる考え方へと切り替えたことで、自信を築き、競技大会で成長できた経験を語ります。練習は新しいことに挑戦し、失敗から学ぶ場であると主張しています。本講演は独立して運営されたTEDxArbutus Ridge Youthイベントで行われました。

• 練習は完璧を目指す場ではなく、試行錯誤して学ぶ場という考え方
• ミスを失敗ではなく、次に生かせる情報として捉え直す視点
• 競技ゴルフの大会での個人的な経験と、考え方の変化による自信の獲得

“Practice is not the place where perfection is needed. Practice is the place to try new things, make mistakes, and most importantly, learn.” Through his personal experience competing in golf tournaments, Andrew Hou explores how shifting his mindset from pursuing perfection to embracing mistakes helped him build confidence and improve his performance. As he reminds us, “Mistakes become information instead of failures.” Hello everyone, My name is Andrew Hou and I am a 15 year old boy from Vancouver Canada. I am currently attending St. Georges School, where I am a student in Grade 10. In school, My favourite subjects are Math and Robotics! Outside of School, I am an outgoing boy who enjoys playing golf competitively, but also just having fun on the course with friends. I have 2 siblings, an older brother and a younger sister. My brother is attending college in California, while my sister is at Crofton House School. Today, I will be delivering a speech about how practice should be just practice. Thank you! This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx