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Striking the Middle Ground: A Story of Challenge, Balance, and Growth | Ryo Lim | TEDxSJII Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:56
Um hello everyone. So I would just like to say a big thank you to everyone here who has organized the event and who made this possible and everyone for you for coming to this event. So when I think about this topic roots and shoots first of all I think about the roots being my base and my foundation and all the challenges and sacrifices that I've made in my life that's inspired the growth in my shoes to make me who I am today.And I can probably say like hopefully everyone else in this room that I've matured ...
What Your Future is Screaming To You | Ikbar Quon Azzam | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:55
Personal Development Strategies - The speaker emphasizes overcoming distractions, using Parkinson's Law to shorten deadlines and increase effort [1] - The speaker highlights the importance of curiosity, referencing Walt Disney's 302 failures as motivation to persevere [3][4] - The speaker advocates for focusing on self-improvement rather than comparing oneself to others, aiming to be better than one's past self [6][7] Key Principles for Change - The speaker categorizes personal change into three crucial elements: managing distractions, cultivating curiosity, and prioritizing self-improvement [1][2][6] - The speaker suggests that seeing the potential outcome or reward can motivate individuals to put in the necessary effort [1][2] - The speaker encourages listeners to live a life full of purpose and meaning, rather than merely existing [8]
當移工不只是陌生人 When Migrant Workers Are No Longer Strangers|陳凱翔 | Kai-Hsiang Chen | TEDxTaipei
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:55
在台灣,超過 70 萬名移工支撐著高齡長照與產業運作,但我們對移工的理解常停留在刻板標籤。十年的行動裡,陳凱翔看見:改變來自日常的小步——願意聆聽、願意理解、願意同行。他推動教育與跨文化交流,看見台灣社會推動多元的友善服務,看見移工回到家鄉後展開新的生命可能。當我們願意張開雙手,不只改變移工,台灣和世界也跟著改變。 In Taiwan, more than 700,000 migrant workers support elder care and key industries—yet public understanding often remains superficial. Over a decade of work, Kai-Hsiang Chen learned that change begins with small daily acts—listening, understanding, and walking alongside one another. Through education and cultural exchange, he has seen both Taiwanese c ...
The Moment the World Realizes We Are Not Kids Anymore | Xavier Zia Muhammad | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:54
Innovation & Future Trends - The speech emphasizes the importance of questioning established norms and using imagination to drive innovation [1][2][4][6] - The speech highlights the role of young scientists in developing solutions for global challenges, such as growing meat without killing animals and turning plastic into clean fuel [5] - The speech underscores the urgency of addressing current problems and acting now to shape a better future [5][6] Examples of Youth-Led Innovation - The speech cites examples of young innovators from Africa and Indonesia who developed solutions to local problems, including building a windmill to solve water shortages and creating safe spaces for children [3][4] - William from Malawi built a windmill from scrap metal to address his village's water shortage at age 14 [3] - A young innovator from Indonesia created safe spaces to protect children from exploitation at age 13 [3] - Richard from Kenya invented lion lights to protect his family's cattle and wild lions at age 12 [4] Call to Action - The speech encourages young people to never stop wondering and questioning, emphasizing that even small ideas can lead to significant change [6] - The speech positions the younger generation as the "voice of tomorrow" and emphasizes their responsibility in shaping the future [2][6]
Caring The Earth | Muhammad Zaki Sastrawisada | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:54
Environmental Awareness - Emphasizes the importance of caring for the planet, highlighting its provision of essential resources like food, water, and air [1] - Advocates for simple actions such as using reusable water bottles, planting trees, and avoiding littering [2] - Illustrates the positive impact of environmental care, including cleaner air, safer water, and thriving forests [4] - Warns of potential consequences of neglecting the environment, such as floods, hotter temperatures, and ecosystem damage [4] Renewable Energy & Sustainability - Showcases examples of renewable energy solutions, such as windmills in the Netherlands providing clean energy to thousands of homes [3] - Highlights Costa Rica's reliance on renewable energy sources for electricity generation [3] - Mentions the development of bricks made from recycled plastic, promoting waste reduction and innovative building materials [3] Call to Action - Encourages individual responsibility in environmental protection, emphasizing that everyone can be a "superhero" through recycling, energy conservation, and general care [4][5] - Promotes a future-oriented perspective, urging collective action to protect the Earth as the only home for future generations [4][5]
Être libre, c’est ne pas être libre de tout | Leïla El Amrani | TEDxUM5
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:41
Être libre. Être libre, c'est ne pas être libre de tout. C'est une phrase importante parce que plusieurs personnes vont penser que la liberté justement c'est c'est pouvoir tout se permettre. Lorsque je vais être libre, c'est que je vais pouvoir aller quand je veux, me réveiller comme je veux quand je veux et commencer à travailler quand je veux. Et c'est une grande erreur que beaucoup de jeunes actuellement pensent parce que la liberté justement c'est ne pas être libre. Je commencé par une phrase qui dérang ...
身体感覚に注意を向けることで世界との関係性が変わる:認知心理学から見た瞑想 | Masahiro Fujino | TEDxKyotoUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:41
[音楽] 皆さん、こんにちは。こんにちは。 皆さんは自分の体の感覚にきちんと注意を 向けたことはありますか. 今日は体の感覚に注意を向けることで世界 が変わっていくという話をしたいと思い ます。僕自身自分の体の感覚に注意を向け 始めてから世界の捉え方が変わり生き方も 大きく変わっていきました。 僕は以前医療系の会社で経営企画管理の 仕事をしていました。 よくある話かもしれませんが、世の中の 人々の健康のためになることをしたいと 思って仕事をしていたのですが、気づい たら自分の体とか心に緊張やストレスが 溜まっていき、それをどうやって緩めたら いいかが分からない状態になっていました 。 その時に京都で10日間の瞑想リトリート があるということを聞いてなぜか分から ないのですが心惹かれ会社をなんとか休ん でそのリトリートに参加しました。 このリトリートは10日間の間一切喋る ことができません。そしてスマホや パソコンも触ることができません。その中 で1日10時間ぐらい瞑想します。 最初の4日間は本当にめちゃくちゃ大変 でした。 座った途端に眠気が出てくるし、足は どんどん痛くなるし、様々な感情が出て くるし、頭の ...
Passing on lessons of peace: making past lessons relevant today | Daniel Milne | TEDxKyotoUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:41
[music] This year marks This year marks the forgetting of World War II. The forgetting of the biggest war in human history. The forgetting of a war that touched the lives of hundreds of millions of people and shaped the fate of whole empires and nations, including Japan's.How could we forget a war that had so much destruction. How could we forget a war that shaped the world we live in today. The international politics, domestic politics, so much of our society.How can we forget a war that has so many lesson ...
拝啓「ごみ」様 | Misuzu Asari | TEDxKyotoUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:41
Environmental Awareness and Waste Management - The speaker founded a "Garbage Club" (兄弟ゴミ部) aiming to create a society where people wouldn't have to pick up trash [1] - The speaker was criticized for using katakana (ゴミ) instead of hiragana (ごみ) to write "garbage," as it was seen as a form of discrimination [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of discussing environmental issues with friends and family, noting that in Japan, a significant portion of people (indicated by the "yellow part" of a survey result) do not discuss these issues even once a month [2] - The speaker advocates for carrying reusable items like water bottles, bags, and chopsticks as a simple eco-friendly action and conversation starter [2] - The speaker points out the hypocrisy of carrying reusable items but still accepting disposable items, highlighting the convenience-driven habits of society [3] Waste Composition and Societal Changes - The speaker mentions a study that began in 1980, categorizing household waste in Kyoto into approximately 400 types, and has continued for 45 years [2] - Disposable diapers became popular in Japan after the introduction of American-made diapers in 1975 and Japanese tape-style diapers in 1981, leading to mass production, consumption, and disposal [1][2] - While the use of children's disposable diapers is decreasing due to the declining birth rate, the use of adult and pet diapers/sheets is increasing [2] - The speaker acknowledges the essential use of disposable diapers for caregiving, despite advocating for waste reduction [2] Personal Reflection and Values - The speaker's encounter with garbage has changed their perspective, allowing them to see society from a different angle and appreciate those who are marginalized or in need [3]
家族にイライラするのはなぜ?ー家族関係を哲学するー | Yasushi Osumi | TEDxKyotoUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:40
ありがとうございます。突然ですが質問さ せてください。今日家族にイライラした方 いらっしゃいますでしょうか. 大丈夫です。 そんな手を上げたからと言ってその方を当ててなんでイライラしたんですかとかあのインタビューしたりしませんから正直に手を上げてくださいますと助かります。かがでしょう。あ、まあまあいらっしゃいますね。ありがとうございます。よくあのイライラする中お越しくださいました。ではもう つだけ質問させてください。今年家族にイライラしたという方正直に手を上げてくださいますと助かります。 素晴らしいつきぷりじゃないですか。皆 さんありがとうございます。やればできる じゃないですか。 もうね、これだけ多くの方に手を上げて くださいますと、インタビューしないと いう約束を破って1人ずつお話を伺ってみ たいですね。そしたら多分きっといろんな エピソードあるんでしょうね。例えば何 でしょう. なんでこんなどうでもいい話 LINEで送ってくんのとかねとかなん でしょうね。勉強しよう思ってた時に限っ てなんで勉強さ言ってくんねんとかね。 あれなんかもう超能力でも使ってんちゃう かぐらいのタイミングでカン来ますよね。 不思 ...