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Why space law defines humanity's legacy | Abbie Hutty | TEDxLuxembourgCityWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:11
When you look up at the night sky, what do you see. Well, in our beautiful city of Luxembourg, especially in December, more often than not, it's clouds. But imagine we do get a clear night.Most people see the moon and stars, but many feel something deeper, mystery, infinity, wonder. I studied engineering at university and I joined the space industry with an internship with a satellite manufacturer. On a company surf trip after a day on the water, we lay back on the warm dunes together and looked up at the n ...
Redefining how India Lives, Works and Dreams | Jimmy Mistry | TEDxBIT Jaipur
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:09
So how do we redefine how India lives, works and dreams. But more important is why do we redefine it. We at Dela we really feel right at the beginning when we start working on a business we work on the purpose because every single entrepreneur every single enterprise in the world needs to do that.If the purpose and the calling is stronger than you need to make money you'll end up delivering impact. In this case our purpose has been simple. How do we add yours to life and life to yours. How do we add years t ...
Noticing the cracks: A 13-year-old on hidden gender rules | Melina Traxler | TEDxLuxembourgCityWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:09
When you're a child, the world feels simple, fair, balanced, equal. At least that's what I used to think. I imagined the world as this big bright place where everyone got treated the same way and where fairness was just well it was obvious. Kids believed that so easily. Maybe because we haven't learned to see the cracks yet. But then as I got older, and yes, I'm only 13, so not that much older, I started noticing things. little things, not big dramatic things that you see in history books, small everyday th ...
What does wisdom mean in the age of AI? | Fiona Passantino | TEDxLuxembourgCityWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:09
Not long ago, the brightest mind in the room was human. Our human brains were the container of facts, figures, events, and information, even phone numbers. That same brain was the container of our intuition, our information, our knowing, our way of relating to one another, communication.But now we have a new kind of intelligence, one that's vast and literal, efficient, optimized, searchable, loud. Our devices are the portal to this intelligence. We just look down for anything we need to know.Our intelligenc ...
Climbing the Ladder Wasn’t Leadership — This Is | Michaela Burianova | TEDxWoodLaneWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:08
Have you ever climbed to the top of the ladder and then thought, "Wait, is it actually leaning against the right wall?" That was me. 15 years into my career, I had everything I thought I wanted. Top global brands, leadership title.I presented in boardrooms where big decisions were made. And I was grateful. Those were amazing roles and maybe one day I'll be back.But deep down I kept hearing this little voice. There must be more. I had achieved everything I thought I wanted.Yet inside it felt quiet. Too quiet ...
Give Me 10 Minutes to Help You Become Dangerously Confident | Maya Raichoora | TEDxWoodLaneWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:08
Okay. So, I want to introduce you to someone called Alex. Alex walks into rooms and meetings uh with great energy. She communicates really well. She socializes. People actually compliment her and say, "Wow, Alex, you're so confident. " She nods, plays the part because on the outside she does look confident. When she leaves these rooms, her mind starts to question things. Did I say the right thing? What if they don't actually like me? Maybe that was too assertive. What if they find out I didn't really know m ...
Studying your own Way | Vera van Veen | TEDxHaarlem Salon
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 16:08
Het was week 1, dag 2 van de middelbare school en ik denk dat we hem ons allemaal nog wel kunnen herinneren die eerste week als brugpieper toch. Ik ook. Ik was net 12 en eh ik had het alweer voor elkaar. Ik ben behoorlijk eigenwijs en eh ik had alweer ruzie.Dit keer niet met een klasgenoot, maar met mijn leraar, want hij gaf mij huiswerk. En ik dacht: "Pardon, huiswerk gratis." Nadat ik hier 9 uur lang heb moeten luisteren naar onzin die ik nooit meer ga gebruiken de rest van mijn leven, moet ik ook nog een ...
Kendi Everest’inize Tırmanın | Nasuh Mahruki | TEDxIzmir
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 15:55
Ben size bugün sürdürülebilir kişisel gelişimin, kişisel büyümenin doğasını anlatacağım. Benim 25 yıl aşan aktif bir spor hayatım oldu ki bunun yarısından fazlası profesyonel seviyede geçti. dayanıklılık, disiplin, cesaret, kararlılık, yüksek konsantrasyon ve motivasyon gerektiren, liderlik becerileri ve takım çalışmasına ihtiyaç duyan, dağcılık gibi yüksek risk içeren bir spor dalında başarıya ulaşmak için gereken özelliklerin tamamı günlük hayatımızda, diğer işlerde, kendi kariyerimizde buralarda başarılı ...
¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos recordar el futuro? | Carlos Buenfil | TEDxMorelia
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 15:55
Disfruta de tu vuelo con Tedex Morelia. Hola, quiero comenzar esta charla con una pregunta. ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos recordar el futuro.Y sí, está bien escrita, no hay un error. ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos recordar el futuro y cruzar las fronteras de lo posible. Esto se ha explorado mucho en el entretenimiento, la ciencia ficción, películas, libros, series, cómics, todo lo que se puedan imaginar y pareciera que es algo que puede solo suceder ahí, pero no.Yo lo he hecho y hoy estoy aquí para que hagamos est ...
Why Teen Authors Should Publish NOW | Rohan Dhulipalla | TEDxMoorestown Friends School
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-20 15:54
I wrote my first book in second grade. It was a story about two boys named Perl and Archival and their journey to winning an ice cream bar from memorizing their multiplication tables. The moment I finished, I walked up to every single kid in my class and asked, "Hey, do you want to read my book?" Every single one of them said no.Even the teacher, which although it was odd, makes sense. I mean, writing and publishing and getting people to read your book is honestly pretty hard. And so 11-year-old me went to ...