What if I told you that the way we see the world could actually change it. That the lenses through which we view life, the opinions, the assumptions, the stories we hold can shape the world we live in. Because when we open ourselves to understanding endless perspectives, we begin to unlock endless possibilities.The sustainable developmental goals remind us of that truth. They're not just colorful icons or noble intentions printed on posters. There's 17 different lenses.17 perspectives on how we can rebuild ...

You've seen it. You've probably done it. It's that single lean forward pose staring at our devices.It's ubiquitous across every environment we find ourselves in. At the airport, at the bus station, on the metro, waiting for the bus, the restaurant, even at our own dining tables. It's our relentless obsession with our smartphones.I was sitting on the sidelines of my child's football game just a few weeks ago alongside other parents either side of me. Each of us with our foroding brick securely fastened to ou ...

We hear the phrase think before you speak. But do we ever truly understand what it means. Hi ladies and gentlemen, my name is Fenet and today I would like to talk to you about how words shape us.Nowadays words move faster than ever through conversations, comments, posts. so fast that we start to forget the true meaning behind words and the impact they can have. Words are more than just letters strung together.They're powerful tools that can either help build or break, heal or harm, inspire or destroy. And s ...

Hello everyone. Today we talk about ways to save the world. I guess some of us are passionate about saving the world and maybe some of us agree on the fact that the world may be in need of saving.However, like most of our greatest achievements, saving the world needs cooperation, collaboration. No one can save the world on their own. In a perfect world, saving the world would be as simple as just telling the truth and asking people to do the right thing, whatever that may be, and everybody would follow.Unfo ...

It took my doctors 10 years to find my diagnosis. It took Chad Chipi 10 seconds. [laughter] I wish it was a story about how AI saved me, but it's not.By the time CHGPT existed, I was already lost 10 years to a bed. I spent my night reading medical journals because no doctors would listen to me. And I taught myself medicine from bed because the system has abandoned me.I was a detective in a case where the only evidence was my own body. And I had one hope that it's not all in my head like the doctor said. Onl ...

Imagine you are suffering from anxiety and you go to the doctor and instead of being given a prescription for a medication, you're given a prescription that reads like this. Recommended activity, walking in a local park or a natural space. Dose, 45 minutes.Frequency, three times a week. Recommended location, Kilani National Park or Rose Bay Beach. Refill unlimited.This might sound outlandish, but it is actually being done in many places around the world. And if something apparently as simple as spending tim ...

I mean, how how did it start. >> So, Evans Spiegel, who is the co-founder of SNAP, he brought it himself. He was a student at Crossroads School of Arts and Sciences in Santa Monica. And it was a program that he experienced as a student where people sat in a circle, very simple, one person talked at a time.And what he noticed is it made middle schoolers kind to each other, which is not normally maybe the situation. And people got to know each other in a different way. So when he started the company, the inve ...

barely 18, my Pontiac 1000 was packed to the brim and I had left the big city lights of Dallas and Arlington in my rearview mirror. I was going to take on the world. I well, I thought I had big hopes and dreams.I was headed to Denton, Texas to attend Texas Women's University to get my PT degree. and I was going to my next step was going to work for the Dallas Cowboys in their athletic department and then I was going to own my own horse ranch. So I was ready to take on the world or so I thought.Maybe it was ...

Food is something we all have in common. After all, we all need to eat, right. Which sounds pretty simple, but it isn't.Food is so much more than nutrition. It's culture. It's identity. It's rooted in our memories. It's something deeply connected to our humanity.But food is also power too because unfortunately for many people they hold no power over what they eat or how they access food. They don't have a choice. I first learned about power as a chef who transitioned from working in restaurants to now runni ...

So, I'm Rafi and I'm a lifelong meditator, breath work, yoga, and sound healing teacher. Oh god, one of those guys again. But as mentioned, I'm also the CEO of leading legal AI company Genie AI, backed by Google with over $20 million in funding.Thank you. Now, when people hear this combination, they often think spirituality on the one hand and AI and business on the other hand. Aren't these contradictions.But today, I'm going to tell you not just the link, but why I believe this link is the key to unlocking ...