[Música] [Música] [Música] [Música] re [Música] [Música] da [Música] He. [Música] [Música] Eu fiz uma carta para todos vocês, contando uma história, a nossa história, a história do meu povo até hoje. Espero que ouçam com seus corações e não com seus ouvidos, porque é uma história que vem da alma.Eles vieram pela água, montados em grandes pássaros de madeira. Pareciam voar grandes e misteriosos. Até o vento mudou.Os sussurros no avisaram que nada mais seria o mesmo. Não sabíamos, não fazíamos ideia de que no ...

When I was 24, I boughted a prank from Japan with the intention of spending one year in the United State to learn more about American education. I had been a preschool teacher in Japan, but I was disappointed with the culture of teaching. I was inspired by American diversity, its cultures, its ideas, its possibilities.But I wasn't prepared for the challenges that followed. New language, new systems, a sense of not belonging. But through those early years, I kept coming back to one thing, the children.Teachi ...

Core Concept - Petite practice is a framework for personal and professional growth powered by small intentional actions [1] - Petite practice invites us to slow down, focus on what matters, and achieve meaningful progress one small step at a time [1] - STEP (Simplify, Tell, Examine, Praise progress) is a simple repeatable system designed to turn big goals into small intentional actions [3] Learning & Development - Traditional learning often focuses on performance and checking boxes, lacking grit, voice, and surprise [1] - Petite practice shifts the focus from knowing to growing, emphasizing curiosity, action, and reflection [1] - Students move from theory to motion, building and testing ideas, embracing failure as a first attempt in learning [1][2] - Petite practice encourages reflection at every step, rooting growth in deeper understanding and improvement [7] Implementation & Impact - Simplify big goals into small, manageable steps, like writing two pages a day to complete a dissertation [4] - Share goals to make them real and actionable, shifting focus to the present moment [5][6] - Praise progress and celebrate small wins to fuel momentum and create a habit of growth [7][8] - By 2050, the future belongs to those who can take change in stride by taking small intentional actions that add up over time [11]

[Music] [Applause] When my patients say they don't feel well, I believe them. But I didn't always see it that way. I was trained as a medical doctor to follow the evidence to diagnose based on what could be measured, quantified, and explained. And for a long time, I believed that if the labs were normal, the patient was fine. Until one day, I wasn't fine. And nothing could explain it. Just three months after giving birth to my first child, I sat in a doctor's office. I was exhausted, foggy, aching. I was af ...

[Music] I am a high school senior and I love to dance. Now, before I say another word, I want you to try something. Close your eyes and picture the world without dance.No cultural celebrations, no halftime shows, no weddings with electric slides, no music videos, no ballet, no Broadway, no break dancing on the subway, and no silly little Tik Tok dances. Got the image. Now, that's a world I wouldn't want to live in, and I'm sure you don't either.And that's because dance has always meant something. Dance, it ...

[Music] [Applause] It was in the early 1990s that I was working as a customer service agent for a large bank that I received a call from a furious client. She was holding the bank and by proxy me responsible for a recent overdraft on her account. She'd written a check to one of her vendors.Yes, paper checks were a thing back then. And the vendor cashed the check prematurely, causing a substantial overdraft on her account. She screamed at me, "You idiots, let him cash the check. It's all your fault." I expla ...

[Music] I have a question for you. What can you do with what you have from where you are right now. It took me 25 years to get to the bottom of this.For most of my life, I've been chasing what I thought life was all about. The house, the cars, the toys, the paycheck. That's what we're taught in school, right.Work hard, climb the ladder, buy all the things, and then you'll feel happy and fulfilled. But I wasn't. It wasn't until my body broke down, we were all in lockdown, and I was literally sick and needing ...

[Music] [Applause] Early in my career as an attorney, I work with people at some of the hardest and lowest points in their lives. From divorce, custody, major life transitions. These people were searching for something more, a better feeling of peace.When I met with them, I always tried to look beyond the legal matter. I asked, "If money and time was no object, what would you do?" One day, I was sitting with a 72year-old woman going through her third divorce. I asked her the same question, expecting to hear ...

[Music] [Applause] AI is going to change the world of work. It's not up for debate anymore. It's happening right now and it can't be stopped.But here's the twist. Most of us don't actually have an AI problem. We have a character problem.I talk to people about AI all day long from every walk of life. Parents tell me that they are worried about their kids graduating into this chaotic new world. But the young, they're not my worry at all.They're flexible and really they haven't committed to the character they' ...

[Music] [Applause] We've been told that the best sex happens when we're young, when our body's in preconditioned and desire runs hot and spontaneity rules. Well, what if I was to tell you that's just the warm-up. The truth is the best sex begins after 50.Not because it's faster, harder, or more frequent, but because it's real. Because it's rooted in something deeper, connection. I'm 70 and I've been divorced a little over 10 years.And the adventure over the last decade hasn't been just about sex and dating. ...