[Music] [Music] Sometime the world change in a heartbeat. When war came, it did not just take our home. It took our sense of safety.But at that moment of shattering, something remarkable began. A whisper of a strength. I didn't know I possess.The whisper of despair. Despair doesn't shout. It whispers. It is quiet.It delicately almost invisible. The first break is quiet. Then come the wall which build slowly and silently until it is too high to see over.In our darkest moment, we often discover the wall we ne ...

आई डिडन गो टू लॉ स्कूल टू बिल्ड अ कंपनी। ऑनेस्टली व्हेन आई डिड सम सोशल वर्क इन हाई स्कूल आई जस्ट थॉट इफ आई बिकम अ लॉयर मे बी आई कैन क्रिएट गुड इंपैक्ट इन द वर्ल्ड। इट वाज ऑल्सो द मोस्ट सेंसिबल डिसिशन। इट वाज़ आल्सो द मोर प्रेडिक्टेबल पाथ कंपेयर टू म्यूजिक। बट माय फर्स्ट टू इयर्स ऑफ़ लॉ स्कूल आई एब्सोलुटली डिसलाइक इट। इट वाज़ नॉट व्हाट आई थॉट लॉ स्कूल वाज़ गोइंग टू बी एट ऑल। एंड आई वाज़ सो होम सिक। आई वाज़ मिसिंग बैंगलोर लाइक, इट वाज़ सम एक्स। आई वाज़ सो अपसेट दैट आई वाज़ अवे फ्रॉम होम। आई रिमेंबर कॉलिंग होम एंड सेइं ...

Two years ago, I was a typical 12-year-old glued to a screen. Loved using technology, but completely uninterested in how it worked. Learned to code.No way. Today I'm 14, have learned eight programming languages, led six coding camps, and taught 120 kids how to code. So what changed.What happened in those two years. The answer, it didn't happen all at once. It happened piece by piece.Think back to a time where you didn't try something new just because it seemed challenging. For me, that was coding. I remembe ...

Career and Personal Development - The speaker initially pursued art competitively, aiming for first place in every competition [1][2] - The speaker experienced burnout and a career shift after facing criticism and pressure in university, leading to a period of teaching art to children and working as a project manager in a gallery [2][3] - The speaker returned to art after rediscovering her passion and addressing stress and panic through therapy and consistent practice [3] - The speaker found inspiration in her grandfather's artistic aspirations and incorporated his legacy into her art, creating a new artistic identity [3][4] - The speaker successfully re-entered the art world, gaining recognition and eventually transitioning to a full-time illustrator [4] Art and Cultural Perspective - The speaker integrates Thai art and cultural elements into her work, drawing on historical knowledge and personal experiences [4] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and finding personal happiness over constant competition [4] - The speaker views life as a marathon rather than a sprint, advocating for a balanced and fulfilling journey [4]

ให้กับพี่เด่นนิรามวัฒนสิท์ค่ะ [ปรบมือ] มีใครตอบคำถามนี้ได้บ้างมั้ครับ ถ้ามีใครสักคนเดินเข้ามาหาคุณแล้วก็บอก ว่าชีวิตนี้เป็นสิ่งที่สวยงามมากเด่นคิด ว่าคนอาจจะมีคำถามว่าเค้ามองโลกในแง่ดี เกินไปหรือเปล่าเด่นเองก็ไม่กล้าตอบ เหมือนกันครับว่าชีวิตเป็นสิ่งที่สวยงามม แต่สิ่งที่หนเชื่ออย่างหนึ่งก็คือในความ ที่อาจจะสวยงามบ้างหรือบางทีอาจจะไม่สวย งามบ้างในชีวิตคนเราเนี่ยโจทย์นึงที่มัน ท้าทายมากและเป็นสิ่งที่เราหาคำตอบไม่มี วันหมดก็คือเราจะมองหาความงามที่มีอยู่ใน ชีวิตในช่วงที่มันอาจจะขุบขระะบ้างหรือมี ปอุปสรรคมีปัญหาบ ...

Universal causation. The universal causation, it's a philosophical term that everything and every event in this universe happens with a certain motivation or a certain action. Simply meaning that nothing in this universe happens with coincidence or whatsoever. And I indeed believe in this theory that everything happens with a certain reason.But if you think realistically, I'd say at most of the times in your lives that this theory reverses. So I'll give you an example. Have you ever been hated by someone wi ...

Let's start with an activity. Okay. So, for the next 30 seconds, please take a walk down your memory lane.Travel back to when you were only a child, unaware of everything that is happening around you. the time in which your parents are still teaching you about the fundamental lessons of life. But here's something to reflect.What do you think people around you may say about hatred and jealousy. Let's take a moment. So for me it is quite obvious for my friends, my family, my teacher to immediately oppose it.A ...

loud. Growing up, especially as Asians, we're always told to pick a safe and stable option in life. We're always told to get a college degree, get a 9 to 5 job at a company you hate.They told you to invest smart. Always use your money, put it in stocks, and you do this diligently. You have lots and lots of money by 65.65. What the heck. What did you do now that you're 65 with a good passion. Now that you're also old, now that you have no energy and you have low time, then what are you going to do as you liv ...

Okay. Guess don't say hi back. Just let's just be friendly for Hi guys.Hi. Okay. Okay.I see you now. All right. So, one of the things, one of the valuable stories that I've had Am I just going to stand here. Like, can I just stand here.Right. Uh, one of the valuable experience or discoveries that I had during the time that I was doing extracurriculars for the past few years is that I figure out how talented the youth are these days including you guys, right. And because of these kind of talented because we ...

[Applause] We've always been fascinated with the end. Whether it's the apocalypse in blockbuster movies, fears about climate change, or warnings about artificial intelligence taking over the world. Humanity has a deep, almost instinctive obsession with how things might fall apart.These endings may seem significant to us, perhaps even frightening. But consider the possibility that these are merely minor conclusions, temporary localized events within a much broader continuum. If we zoom out, we come face to f ...