How to pronounce “velcro” in English

Velcro.

Velcro. Velcro.

Velcro like sound.

Velcro provides some security, but to really get the job done, I use my Shoe Bands.

So Velcro-- really useful invention.

So Velcro, for instance, the Toilet Duck, electric toothbrush, LSD, absinthe, really useful everyday things.

like Velcro for negative experiences; Teflon for positive ones.

And we now use Velcro in hospitals and on the International Space Station.

I've had Velcro adhesive rip off part of my skin for a posture trainer.

His hands are also Velcro.

I also like that it's Velcro that you can easily adjust versus the Whoop clasp that is a little more secure but harder to adjust.

I just use a board and Velcro tape, and I'm assisting it.

And I like twine and Velcro tape because it doesn't hurt the plant.

We all got some twine and Velcro tape.

I really like that we have Velcro, and I really like that it came from somebody-- I know, right?

And that's a closure of Velcro because I love the idea of things being adjustable and not being about a specific size.

And you need to have Velcro attached to them to stop the sun getting in.

And they started making these super cheap Velcro wallets, these plastic finger boards.

I'm going to start with Velcro.

So many of us may have heard of Velcro.

All right, Velcro, Teflon.

Basically, we Velcro it right to the front.

What is Velcro?

I mean, they had no Velcro.

I mentioned before that our minds are always creating a sense of Velcro for negativity, and we want to make it more like Teflon.

It's like our brains are sort of I don't know Velcro for negativity -- and Teflon for positivity.

So as that pollen, which looks like tiny little microscopic Velcro balls, lands on those honey bees, they'll lick their arms and put that back on-- as you

He had one more dive left in him, and he was going to tear that Velcro tag from the bottom plate, come up clean, and claim his record.

These are simple ways to guide our mind in a helpful way because the mind-- the human mind is like Velcro for negativity and we

So Tang, Teflon, and Velcro are three.

While they used Tang, Teflon, and Velcro, they did not create it.

It's what you call me, only usually the attention is Velcro-ing onto the movement of thought and feeling.

But the design behind it, it's like snaps and Velcro, which work.

Because on a bad day, they're like the office Velcro -- all the dirt sticks to them as they go through.

You call our bias for negativity our-- I think you quote-- I forget the psychologist's name, but the idea that bad news is like Velcro,

And it took him years, and many failures, and many no's before he eventually invented what we know of as Velcro.

And the other is, OK, once I know her, I want to Velcro to her.

And there were a lot of challenges that I didn't even know existed before-- such as, oh, you cannot have Velcro in the ICU unit,

A simple way of putting it, I put it is that we've got a brain, that's basically by design, like Velcro, for bad experiences,

And every time I put a glass or a fork down on the table, there's a part of my mind that is looking for a dot of Velcro

Our minds, as my friend Rick Hansen puts it, are like Velcro for bad experiences and Teflon for good ones.

are not the most efficient ways to create things like Tang, Teflon, and Velcro.

We went to Velcro and that got to be complicated.

The bottom line is that the brain is like Velcro for negative experiences, but Teflon for positive ones, unless it's

Now, any single time you do this won't make much difference, half a dozen times a day, continually looking for opportunities to take in the good to make your brain like Velcro