even head of psychology at St. Today. [Applause] Okay, a fabulous, enlightening, enriching good morning to all of you, my esteemed audience gathered over here. On the onset, I would like to say a big thank you to the TEDex team, St. Joseph's Abu Dhabi youth. It is always a matter of pride for a teacher to share the stage with her students. So please accept my gratitude team TEDex. You all have seen this. Now see, so I think I have your attention now. A recent study says that Gen Z has an attention span of 7 ...

It’s a test of IQ vs EQThe reason I am so fascinated with prediction markets is exactly that.Since it is 100% a peer to peer market. It is you vs another individual.You have the ability to research, strategize, and find what you believe is an edge. Using your IQAt the same time others many times let emotion take over and want to BE RIGHT, it’s up to you to realize where you may be wrong and cut a position or even let it go to resolution against those people. Using your EQEmotions drive a lot of factors and ...

Do you truly love yourself? Are you genuinely taking care of yourself? There was a time when I couldn't love myself. I lived with self-centered mindset. However, one day I discovered what self-love truly means and I realized that it is what makes myself, others, and society happy. Authentic self-love not only nurtures us as individuals, but it can also bring happiness to others and transform society. Self-love is not simply doing whatever you want. That's not self-love. It's narcissism. The word narcissism ...

As a kid, my parents and I took a trip to Paris. I was beyond excited. I mean, I heard so much about it and couldn't wait to live my best life.I would be sipping hot chocolate, visiting all the museums, and of course, seeing the Eiffel Tower. It was the iconic symbol of Paris, and I was buzzing with excitement. So, after days of sightseeing, we're walking up to the base of the tower, and I slowly start to get a little apprehensive.I just assumed that seeing the monument would make my fear of heights just va ...

[Music] I'm starting out with a bold statement. Emotions drive behavior. Emotions are conscious or unconscious mental states that we respond to in response to the external and the internal world.They manifest in the heart, in the voice, in the skin, and sometimes even in your teeth and your fists. But humans are emotional beings. And that's why it's important to understand what is it about emotions that's so important that's driving behavior. What's also to think about is positive emotions and you might exp ...

How do you feel. Good. Sophia is my friend.He's incredible. She's incredible creation. She's a plant grown in concrete.It's kind of impossible. But let's start with a story and Sophia is going to help me to tell you this story as my personal story in a way. And how did we find our eggs in Sophia's project called Greenment.Sophia, meet the audience. You're happy here, right. Yes.I have a question for you. What is the most sustainable shape in the environment, Sophia. You don't know audience can help what is ...

Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of rewiring one's mind to overcome negativity and achieve success [3][4][5] - It introduces the "WIRED" formula: Withstanding negativity, Interpreting emotions, Expanding experiences, and Designing action [4][9][11][12][19] - The speech highlights that evolution and rewiring of the mind are crucial for personal growth [3][8] Overcoming Challenges - The speech addresses common feelings of inadequacy and rejection, advocating for training the mind to break these barriers [7][8] - It stresses the need to withstand negative emotions and baggage that hinder progress [9][10] - The speaker shares a personal story of overcoming fear to illustrate the power of changing one's neural patterns [5][6][13] Action and Purpose - The speech underscores the importance of taking action and curtailing distractions to achieve goals [19][20][21] - It emphasizes the significance of having a purpose in life, stating that a life without aim is meaningless [13] - The speaker encourages appreciating what one has and stopping the complaining attitude to trigger success [15] Leadership and Success - The speech suggests that true leadership is defined by impact and influence, not just titles or knowledge [16] - It asserts that the ability to believe in oneself is the key difference between success and lack thereof [18] - The speaker uses the analogy of a bumblebee defying aerodynamics to illustrate the power of breaking self-imposed limitations [21][22][23]

Core Message - Sharing emotions nourishes souls and can even be seen as nourishing the universe, according to some indigenous beliefs [2] - There is a universal desire to be open and generous with emotions, suggesting an abundance of human goodness [3] - Humanity has, to some extent, forgotten how to be emotionally generous and connect with each other [4] - Song, dance, and play are effective tools for building community, nations, tribes, or vibes [6] - Connection is a precondition for community, emphasizing the importance of looking at others and sharing emotions [7] Experiential Takeaways - Experiencing subtle human vibration can lead to a revelation and the removal of masks, revealing true selves [5] - The experience was described as unbridled humanity, achieved through play [6] - Participants may not remember the specifics, but they will remember the beautiful sensation of shared emotion [9] - Returning to this emotional space can be achieved by looking in one's heart, closing one's eyes, and singing the melody [9] - Breathing together creates a shared moment of presence [8]

In life, we are taught that things move in a linear progression. Everything has a start, a middle, and an end. And for most things, this is true. Like this talk for example.But more often than not, I guarantee you the things in life we think move forward actually move in all kinds of directions. Today, I'm going to teach you the art of navigating life, no matter what direction it takes you, even in its most challenging moments. This idea is a little abstract, so let me try and paint you a better picture.My ...

[Music] Hello. As you can tell, I am not a high school student, but thanks for uh letting me speak here. I'm really excited to uh share this with you.Okay. One of my favorite movies all time is Christopher Nolan's Interstellar. You may or may not have seen it, but if you did, you would have been about second or third graders.Okay. One of the key points uh in the plot for the movie was that there is this planet that they land on and because it was close to the black hole, one hour on that planet was actually ...