Šta se dogodi kada odlučimo da prestanemo da igramo po tuđim pravilima? Ina Poljak govori o ranjivosti, snazi i nežnosti koje dolaze kad postanemo svoji. ? Anatomija autentičnosti — moj bunt, moja pravila – govor o hrabrosti da živiš po sopstvenim pravilima i pronađeš slobodu u autentičnosti. ||||| ENG: What happens when we decide to stop playing by other people’s rules? Ina Poljak speaks about vulnerability, strength, and gentleness we experience when we finally choose to be ourselves. ? The Anatomy of Aut ...

Key Takeaways - The talk explores the emotional aspect of success, highlighting the importance of accepting vulnerability [1] - It emphasizes that true strength comes from embracing emotions, using "five kinds of tears" as a framework [1] Speaker's Background - Zorana Arunović is an Olympic champion and multiple European and World titleholder in shooting since 2001 [1] - She started shooting at 15, following her sister Jelena, initially as a teammate and later as a coach-athlete partnership [1] - Beyond her Olympic gold, her biggest victory is staying true to her goals and values, and never quitting [1] - She holds a degree in Philology and is a licensed safeguarding officer in sport, focusing on mental health in athletics [1] Talk Overview - The talk, titled "Olympic Tears Are OK," discusses how embracing emotions can lead to true power [1] - Zorana openly addresses mental health and mental hygiene in athletics through her work [1] - The TEDx event was independently organized by a local community using the TED conference format [1]

Kompozitor i producent filmske muzike, Filip Mitrović, dokazuje da autentičnost nije samo osobina, već supermoć stvaralaca. Od Vorholove konzerve supe do filmske muzike — otkriva kako promena konteksta menja značenja i otvara nove mogućnosti. ? Zebra među žirafama – govor o tome kako pronaći i živeti svoj jedinstveni životni “blueprint”. ||||| ENG: Film music composer and producer, Filip Mitrović, shows that authenticity isn’t just a trait, but the creators’ superpower. From Warhol’s soup can to film scores ...

Najveći usponi se ne mere visinom, već snagom duha. Od Zlatibora do Mont Everesta, priča Marka Nikolića nas podseća da nekad najhrabriji čin nije penjanje, već odustajanje. ?‍♂️ Vrhovi koji se ne osvajaju – govor o unutrašnjoj snazi, slobodi i mudrosti da ponekad odustaneš. ||||| ENG: The greatest heights are not measured in meters, but in strength of spirit. From Zlatibor to Mount Everest, Marko Nikolic reminds us that sometimes the bravest act isn’t pushing on, but choosing to turn back. ?‍♂️ Summits Not ...

[music] [applause] What will Asia look like in 2030. How will geopolitics, supply chain, artificial intelligence change the landscape. We we know the region accounts for onethird of the global economy, twothirds of its population.It we know it will be a consumption hub, production hub, innovation hub. But what does this mean for business. What does this mean for markets.Well, to answer that question, we brought together 80 business leaders from across the region, leading multinationals, Asian corporate cham ...

[music] [music] So shackled by guidance like if you see the title it's a very interesting and it means a lot to youth because they are flooded with advisers and the advisers comes from all corners we have relatives parents teachers and the digital space everywhere everybody's like you know and uh this world is you know it encourages unsolicited advisers as well. So you know I was to take biology for undergrad but I was I took maths because I was guided into it and certainly in those days it was parental pre ...

[music] [music] Allow me to take you to Boston Marathon course. This you know Boston Marathon is 42.2% km. This part of Boston suburb is called Newton and this is known for series of hills and the last one is called Heartbreak Hill.This comes right around 33 34 kilometers. I was there April 2022. My legs felt like concrete.I think my heart rate must have been north of 170. Every part of my body wanted to give up. You know there's a saying among marathoners that you run first 30 kilometers with your leg, nex ...

Generational Understanding & Communication - The core message revolves around bridging the gap between generations by understanding and acknowledging different perspectives, encapsulated in the phrase "सब ठी क हो जा एगा" (sab theek ho jaega - everything will be alright) and evolving it to "सब ठी क है" (sab theek hai - everything is alright) [1][2] - The speaker highlights the frustration of Gen Z, with 70% feeling unheard by older generations, emphasizing the need for patience, understanding, and spaces for growth [2] - The speech advocates for open communication and kindness as essential tools for bridging generational divides [2] Personal Growth & Self-Discovery - The speaker's personal journey illustrates the challenges of conforming to societal expectations versus pursuing individual passions, highlighting the importance of defining one's own version of "ठी क" (theek - alright/correct) [1] - The narrative emphasizes the importance of self-discovery and pursuing what feels right, even when it deviates from conventional paths or faces criticism [1] - The speaker encourages individuals to create their own path based on their own definition of "ठी क", while still respecting and understanding the perspectives of others [1] Technology & Societal Impact - The speech touches upon the rapid changes in technology, culture, and identity, and how different generations react to these changes based on their own experiences and definitions of "ठी क" [1] - The speaker shares their experience working in emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and Web3, and the initial skepticism and dismissal they faced from older generations [1] - The narrative underscores the importance of demonstrating the value and relevance of new ideas and technologies to bridge the understanding gap between generations [1]

Alamikum everyone. I'm here today to talk a little bit about the criticism that sociologists face. Regularly, we're asked the question why we don't stay in one area of research specialization. And the answer to that really is what I'm going to share with you here today. I started my research and PhD um on sociology of health but I couldn't stay there. I started navigating into sociology of education and sociology of religion because these substructures of society are linked together and without understandin ...

So when I was 10 years old, my school had its annual sports day. The boys had relays, sprints, football tournaments, and the girls, we had an egg and spoon race. Yes, that was our Olympic event.Forget you say in bold. Apparently, the real athletes were 10-year-old girls trying to balance eggs. Everyone laughed, but I didn't because just a few years back in Kenya, my dad used to wake all of us up at 5:00 a.m. for family runs. And my mom made sure that our meals matched our miles.Running, that was just the wa ...