TED Talks - How do you approach your fears

How do you approach your fears? Perpetual navigation specialist Daniel Kish learned early on that love is the opposite of fear. Kish, who has been blind since he was 13 months old, credits his parents for his independence. “They believed that I should grow up to enjoy the same freedoms and responsibilities as everyone else,” he explains in his 2015 TED Talk. “They put my freedom first before all else, because that is what love does.“ That early encouragement inspired him to navigate the world without fear — and instead with sound! In addition to using the taps of a cane, Kish uses clicks of his tongue to send out sounds that bounce off the surfaces in his immediate environment and help him “see” the space around him. Visit the link in our bio to learn from Kish about how we can all face the fears and challenges that life throws at us — and see a demonstration of how he uses echolocation to walk through the world. #MotivationMonday
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