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Morning. [music] Imagine a world where you would not be excluded for being different and for just being yourself. What would that world be like.Would it be too much to ask for, too much to dream for. I am Dr. . Suan Zachariah and let's talk misfits.Let me start with a story about a seven-year-old boy who lived with his mother loved to play with teddy bears and dolls and his mother's makeup. He grew up but he didn't stop playing with dolls or his mother's makeup. He loved the dresses, the laces, the ribbons, ...

There is this idea that if you can't sprint, run. And if you can't run, walk. And if you cannot walk, at least crawl.And I really like that saying. It's about moving forward. It's powerful and it is strong.But there's one thing I don't perfectly like about it. It's a direction because it's kind of aiming downwards. So I thought, can we flip it upside down.If you can't walk, try flying. I'd like to take you on a journey through my life to explore this very idea a little more. And I'd like to do so literally ...

That was late. So when I was introduced as a tech guy from the bank, you might not have expected that entrance. And similarly, the future is also full of surprises.And although the future is going to surprise us anyhow, we can in fact influence whether it goes astonishingly well or turns dangerously dystopian. And I'm here to tell you how we can make it go astonishingly well. Isn't she pretty.>> Gorgeous. >> Yeah, she is. So, motorcycles, they're they're a big part of me.I have, in fact, three of them. And ...

[applause] What is the meaning of life. I've always wondered about this. So I remember as a child I was sitting in school all day and I thought why what am I doing here. As an adult, I sit at work all day and I often think, why.What's the point. As a professor of philosophy, I've had the great privilege of really being able to think about this question for many years. [laughter] I've gained a lot of student depth and uh you know, I have the answer now.So, I thought I would share that answer with you tonight ...

They told me not to step out of this red circle. Oops. But when was anything meaningful achieved by staying inside the lines.Maybe I do want to be in the frame. But I want to talk about why we keep framing leadership the wrong way. Think who do you consider a true leader. Is it their title that made you consider them a true leader or is it something else.See, I grew up in a generation that was bombarded with the messages, be a leader, be a change maker. All of you are leaders. But nobody explained what lead ...

In her talk, Nina Pavićević challenges common stereotypes and misconceptions about feminism by reframing it not as a modern or imported ideology, but as a deeply rooted part of local history, family memory, and everyday life. Beginning with the discomfort that often follows the word “feminist,” she exposes how feminism is frequently misunderstood, dismissed, or reduced to appearance and labels. Nina Pavićević is a content creator and social commentator best known for Kritički, a platform dedicated to examin ...

Ever wonder what it would be like to be able to fly to surf the mountain tops. to float like an eagle to see the world from their perspective. I'm flying right now.Join me. >> [applause and cheering] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> What if you could experience nature's freedom not from the skies with all its risk but from the ground and still have the heart thumping adrenaline that flying brings. In 2012, I joined a film exchange program that took me from Haiti to Norway.I thought I was chasing an oppor ...

So, please join me in welcoming Miss Sally Anderson. [applause] In elementary school, my family moved Mali in West Africa to Italy in Europe. We had been living in Mali for about six years at that point. Big villa, nice, cool that I love, friends, family nearby, language that I spoke. Moving to Italy, everything was different. It was a small apartment, new school, definitely didn't speak the language. While it wasn't my first move, it was definitely the first move that gave me culture shock. Mainly because ...

Now, have you ever had those moments where life just throws a choice at you and you're left there standing like, "Wait, what now?" We've all been there, feeling the pressure and wondering if we should just keep on going just because everyone expects it from us. But our next speaker is going to take us on a little journey on how we can reset that mindset. So let's welcome Mr.. Ambarki. >> Good evening. I have a quick question for you.Who has heard the phrase winners never quit and quitters never win. I'll te ...