When was the last time that you tried something for the very first time. I know it's a bit of a tongue twister of a question, so I'll ask again. When was the last time that you tried something for the very first time.What has been the biggest change you've ever had to make in your life. For us students, was it when you first joined high school and you had to get accustomed to the new workload, all the people around you, the new teachers. Or for the adults present here, was it when you first got that job tha ...

Picture [Applause] this. I'm climbing up a mountain in Colorado completely naked with two men I had never met before. Yeah, that happened.And the strangest part is I chose to be there. Now, before your mind gallops off in a completely different direction, let me explain. The year I turned 50, I gave myself a challenge.I would say yes to 50 things I had never done before. Yeah. Some were small, like doing a headstand in yoga. Some were big, like walking El Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain.And some well ...

[Music] Can you help me? >> Sure. >> People made eye contact. They moved. They said yes. He didn't even know what I was asking for help with. That was so easy to create that moment. So, why don't we do it more often? Why don't we ask for help? I'm not sure that everyone appreciates how hard it is to ask for help, but with four simple words, I made action. I had helpers. You just saw on stage practicing in public people that needed help and a whole bunch of people were here to help including you that were wi ...

Let's bring in a pair now of MSNBC political analysts, Democratic strategist Basil Schmeichel and Republican strategist Susan Delpersio. Basil, what's on the line for Democrats today. And which race do you think of as the bellweather.>> Yeah, so the first question, what's on the line. I think it is this question of not only um how Democrats are going to fight back against Donald Trump, but what is the future of the party going to look like. Uh and it's really important.You know, I do think that the Jersey r ...

[Music] It's the 2nd of March, 2024. I'm in the house alone, sitting at the dining room table, staring at my phone. Just six weeks earlier, I'd been blindsided by redundancy, losing my senior leadership role in a company I'd been with for over 18 years.And now it's the morning after I found out that I need lifesaving open heart surgery. I've been looking up what that involves, and it seems horrifying. So instead, I'm messaging a few friends to let them know what's happening and to cancel plans because I don ...

I have three favorite letters from the alphabet, Y, E, and S. Now singularly they may not seem very powerful but when they're combined collectively and strategically they become a very powerful word. I want to take you back in time for a moment.The year is 2021 and the world is still experiencing a global pandemic. I like many other people was trying to figure out what's next. What will the next few months be like.Will we continue to live like this. When will we return back to normal. Many people had been f ...

RT Tig (@Tig_Bo)This space can consume you and alienate you from the outside world. It provides the highest upside to change your life, but at what cost?Easy breaks down Cobie's tweet on CT's perception of "making it" in this space. https://t.co/HUKegl4Ybj ...

[Music] ran off the stage. No, just kidding. I won't do that.But what if I did. Would people just forget about it. Or would it be the most embarrassing things that happened to my life.You know what. Sometimes life feels exactly like that. You want to run away, but deep down you know that running away won't fix anything.And that's when you face the big choice. Do we stay or do we run away. Well, that question brings me to the bigger question.When life doesn't go your way, when life goes wrong, what will you ...

reaches a breaking point. For some, it's war. For some, it's politics. For us, it's change itself.Relentless, unstoppable, and overwhelming. I've seen it everywhere. My friends, my classmates, and even in myself.We're constantly being told to keep up with change, to reinvent ourselves every year, to meet expectations that change like quicksand. And yet, here's what I've learned. Escaping the ordinary isn't about chasing perfection.It's about resilience. It's about how we pick up the pieces when we break. Hi ...

I used to believe that being ready meant having it all together. So having the right degree, the perfect job, the confidence to speak like your whole life is mapped out in front of you. But one moment stands out particularly for me when that broke that illusion.And that is when I was standing backstage when Miss Canterbury announced their top five and I was waiting with my heels pinched and my hands were trembling around the mic and a part of me was whispering, "Wow, is this where I'm supposed to be?" It wa ...