The Opposite of a Good Thing | David Rendall | TEDxMcHenry

The opposite of left is right. The opposite of up is down. The opposite of day is night. Our world is full of opposites, and we’ve grown accustomed to anticipating how these work alongside one another. But can the opposite of good thing also be a good thing? David Rendall will explain it all, and give us a new perspective on those opposites we’d otherwise write-off as “not good”. David Rendall. Randall. Randell. Rendell. Reynolds. Whatever. No one knows how to pronounce his last name. David is a standup comedian with a doctorate in management. He’s a class clown turned leadership professor, who went from disrupting classes to teaching classes. After being criticized and punished his whole life for being hyperactive, he now channels his frantic energy to compete in Ironman triathlons and ultramarathons. He wears more pink than the average middle-aged man. Well, actually, he wears more pink than an eight year old princess. 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