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Comfort: A Dangerous Addiction | Salokhiddin Khazratkulov | TEDxVosiq International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-17 17:49
This talk challenges the idea that comfort equals safety, arguing that it can quietly limit growth and potential. It explores how real progress begins when we act despite fear and choose discomfort over stagnation. Ultimately, it reminds us that the greatest risk is not failure — but never trying at all. He is a high school student—an ordinary young man with big aspirations, ready to work hard in pursuit of success. He is deeply interested in learning and mastering modern skills and professions such as prog ...
Courage in Command: Leadership, Discipline, & Women in Uniform | Major Anita Rathore | TEDxLPU Women
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-03 17:08
Let's begin with one simple exercise. I request all of you present here to please raise one arm just like that. Please raise your one.Great. Now can I request you to go just half inch higher. Just a little bit more please.Let's put it down. Thank you so much. What was that thing which told you to raise it a little higher.Was it the pressure. Was it the crowd. Was it me talking.No. It was that one little voice inside you which said you can go a little higher. And we all have that voice inside us.The only thi ...
Striking the Middle Ground: A Story of Challenge, Balance, and Growth | Ryo Lim | TEDxSJII Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:56
Um hello everyone. So I would just like to say a big thank you to everyone here who has organized the event and who made this possible and everyone for you for coming to this event. So when I think about this topic roots and shoots first of all I think about the roots being my base and my foundation and all the challenges and sacrifices that I've made in my life that's inspired the growth in my shoes to make me who I am today.And I can probably say like hopefully everyone else in this room that I've matured ...
Identity and Diversity: This is my story. What's yours? | Sherly Budiman | TEDxYouth@OtsumaNakano
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 16:24
Right after high school, something extraordinary happened. I received a full scholarship to embark on a gap year program. And for those of you who are not familiar, a gap year program essentially means taking a pause [clears throat] or a break from a traditional life.taking a break from classrooms, from schedules, from the traditional educational system to go travel or doing internship or working on something that you're passionate about. Usually people take this after high school and before they were embar ...
Why Not Me? You Can’t Influence Without a Voice | Nikki Rayment | TEDxAl Wasl
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:05
Ladies and gentlemen, do welcome onto the stage Nikki Raymond. [Applause] Who did you dream of becoming before the world told you to be more realistic. Growing up, I was sure I was going to be an actress.And not just any actress. I was convinced that I was going to be the next Jennifer Aniston. She felt effortlessly herself, funny, relatable, and unforgettable.I myself, I loved theater. I loved singing. I loved being in front of the camera.Performing made me feel alive. And there was something electric abou ...
Expanding our horizons | Veren Mirpuri | TEDxCIS Dubai Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-10 17:52
लाइफ ओपन माय आईज। आई डिडंट रियलाइज व्हाट वास वेटिंग फॉर मी ऑन द अदर साइड। ग्रीटिंग्स लेडीज एंड जेंटलमैन। माय नेम इज वीरेन मी पुरी एंड टुडे आई एम हियर टू शेयर एन आई ओपनिंग एक्सपीरियंस ऑफ़ माइंड। वन दैट कंप्लीटली ट्रांसफॉर्म द वे आई लुक एट लाइफ। आई अपडेटेड माय Gmail एंड बॉक्स सम मंथ्स बैक एंड वास ग्रीटेड विथ द बंटन टीममेल्स फ्रॉम माय स्कूल रिगार्डिंग वेरियस कंपटीशंस एंड स्पोर्ट्स टीम ट्रायल ओपोरर्चुनिटीज़। सीइंग दीज़ ईमेल्स आई स्टुड अप वॉक अराउंड द रूम एंड क्वेश्चन मसेल्फ विरेन व्हेन व्हेन विल आई फाइनली स्टेप आउ ...
It All Starts Here | Stutie Shah | TEDxMIS Pune Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-04 16:12
[Music] [Applause] Before I begin today, I'd like everyone present here to please stand up. Now, I'd like everyone who's ever felt nervous or anxious before doing something that you really wanted to, but just couldn't because of that feeling. That feeling that pulled you back down.Please take a small step forward. Wow, I love the number of people who just had the courage to accept it. Perfect.You'll know why I made you do this in just a few minutes. Please have a seat. [Music] Now, I'd like to ask you if th ...
Comfort Kills More Dreams Than Failures Ever Did | Dr. Rakesh Bahl | TEDxGMC Doda
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-03 17:47
Core Argument - Comfort, while naturally desired, can hinder the drive and energy needed to achieve dreams, contrasting with failure which, though painful, offers valuable lessons and opportunities for growth [5][6][7] - The presentation emphasizes that consistent hard work and striving beyond one's comfort zone are essential for younger generations to realize their potential and achieve significant goals [26][27] Historical and Personal Examples - Historical figures like Maharana Pratap and Mahatma Gandhi are presented as examples of individuals who overcame failures and discomfort to achieve greatness and leave a lasting impact [10][11][12][13][14] - The speaker shares a personal anecdote about overcoming academic stagnation at age 37 to pursue specialization in medicine, highlighting the importance of pushing beyond comfort zones [18][19] Leadership and Teamwork - The speaker acknowledges the support received from colleagues, civil administration, and team members in achieving institutional goals, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in overcoming challenges [20][21][22][23][24] - The speaker admits to pushing team members beyond their comfort zones to achieve institutional goals, recognizing the fruitful outcomes for the institution [24] Message to Younger Generations - The speaker advocates against providing excessive luxuries to children during their formative years, arguing that it can hinder their ability to strive and achieve [27] - The presentation encourages setting ambitious targets that inspire and challenge, as significant achievements often require overcoming difficulties [27]
The Punchline I Never Saw Coming | Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Tan Chin Ike | TEDxAsia Pacific U
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-29 16:46
Personal Development & Growth - Embracing discomfort and pushing past comfort zones are essential for personal growth, as growth happens when routine ends [23] - Public speaking skills can be enhanced through stand-up comedy, focusing on crowd interaction, empathy, timing, rhythm, and showmanship [25][26] - Mental agility is developed by observing everyday life for comedic material and rehearsing on the go [27][28] - Beneath the surface of any job or career, there is an inner person waiting to learn something new [29] - Growth comes from falling down, making mistakes, and persevering [31] Cultural Insights (Chinese Culture) - Prosperity (loving money), longevity, and pride/face are three important aspects of Chinese culture [10] - During Chinese New Year, wishing others "make a lot of money" is common [11] - Cutting hair during Chinese New Year is avoided to prevent cutting away wealth and prosperity [13] - Pride/face is highly valued, sometimes more than money, and is often displayed through food at gatherings [15][16] Humor & Comedy - The speaker uses self-deprecating humor about his hair loss and experiences [1][2][3] - The speaker draws a comparison between himself and Malaysian comedian Dr Jason Leong, highlighting similarities and differences [5][6][7][8][9] - The speaker incorporates jokes about Chinese culture and stereotypes [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]
Break the Silence, Step into Discomfort | Thi Thuc Uyen Huynh | TEDxSwinburneVietNamDanang
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:10
Good morning everyone. >> Thank you. Thank you so much for having me here today.It is such a great honor. So let me start my talk by bringing up a very familiar scene to many of us here. It is a moment during a classroom or a meeting and when the speaker askked any volunteers to share and then suddenly everyone becomes so interested in their shoes or the ceilings.Is that right. That used to be me. I was the queen of blending in.Hi, I'm Wing and here's something I used to believe for a very long time that if ...