[Applause] The world as we know it has fundamentally changed. If you are not fully aware of that, you should get with the program. The world as we know it has fundamentally changed.Humanity has transcended global scalability. Now humanity is thinking intergalactic. We have gone extraterrestrial.We are tired of colonizing earth. Now we are annexing into other planets. Have you ever sat down to think about the fact that in the next couple of decades somebody can give you an address and that address is not on ...

[Applause] This is an iconic event and my name is Toy Phyllis Wiggins. I'm a very proud Nigerian that lives in the vibrant city of Jos Plat State. I came to the city of Jaws in 1987 to study in the Nigerian television authority school in Rayfield.I drank the water of Plateau State and it got me rooted here and I've not left here since then. So many of us have been deceived to believe that success wears Prada. Success drives Bley.Success has a Mercedes GLK and success posts exotic pictures of traveling the w ...

[Applause] So I will share with you my journey. I will share with you what I have done with my curiosities. And I hope that something about my story will allow you to give yourself permission.So when I was eight, I wanted to be a lawyer. I didn't have any special lawyers in my life that made me want to be a lawyer. But you know, we had only three options back then.You know, I'm a millennial. So, we have back then. We say back then now.Um, there was doctor, there was lawyer, there was accountant at best, rig ...

[Applause] No matter how confident you claim to be on the public stage, there's that one YouTube video hidden deep within algorithm that makes you realize you've gotten it all wrong. The pacings are off, the gestures are awkward, and ultimately the words don't land. Mistakes, failures, negatives, call it what you may, all these are shadows that make the light of success shine even more brighter.That we all know. Today, let's we're going to be shifting our minds as to seeing chaos as what we need to apprecia ...

[Applause] Okay. So today I'll be talking about redefining learning. Growing up, I had one dream and that was to write jam, get into the tertiary institution, finish with a first class, get a good job, get married, have two children, and just chill. But no, look at me. Do I look like somebody that doesn't deserve the baby girl life? I do, right? But then you come out of school and reality eats you. When it comes to learning, we've always felt like it's so rigid, right? You go into school and a lot of people ...

Hello everyone. I'll start by making a confession. I am a teenager which means by profession I'm professionally confused.Literally career confusion is like Wi-Fi in my house. Sometimes there is full signal. Sometimes it's completely gone and mostly it is buffering, buffering, buffering.But you see this career confusion is not random. Psychologists say that the teenage brain is going through something called identity formation. So there's this psychologist called Eric Erikson who actually wrote about this te ...

10 years old, which means I can't vote, I can't drive, and I can't pay taxes. But I can draw. And sometimes I think that's what our city needs.See, grown-ups have been trying to fix cities for hundreds of years. Roads, flyovers, traffic lights. Yet dogs, cars, and garbage still there.But what if instead of fixing roads, we start fixing faces. Not human faces, of course. I mean the city's face.Right now, my city looks like it has been awake for 3 days straight. It's tired, it's dusty, and it's grumpy. But im ...

[Música] [Aplausos] [Música] Gracias. Levante la mano quién de aquí come carne ahora levante la mano. ¿Quién conoce al productor de esa carne.Si es la vikinga tropical, baje la mano. Ya vo. Eh, de todos los que estamos, entonces conocemos muy poco a los productores de nuestros alimentos.Aquí en provincia un poco más, pero en las grandes ciudades no es ni el pun5% de la gente que conoce al productor de sus alimentos. Eh, si estuviéramos más en contacto con los productores, conoceríamos que tiene que cambiar ...

How many of you here today remember the first time you were scared of the dark or the first time you were actually convinced that there was a monster under your bed? That was the first knock of fear on your childhood doors. From the time we were little, fear has always been part of our lives. At the age of five, it's the dark. At 10, it's math's homework. Actually, that one is for all ages, I guess. And at 11, it's the fear of speaking on stage. Or even worse, the fear of embarrassing yourself in front of y ...

[Música] Hola, ¿qué tal? Es un gusto para mí el estar con ustedes. El día de hoy traigo un mensaje para ustedes que espero disfruten. Pues arrancamos. La fotografía que ustedes están viendo en este momento soy yo. Es una fotografía que fue tomada en un momento muy particular. fue cuando gané un concurso cuyo premio era algo muy curioso. El premio de este concurso era el ser gobernador por un día, es decir, ser niño gobernador por un día. Ustedes pueden pensar que esta fotografía me genera mucho orgullo, muc ...