It's great to be here Bopal. I'm so happy to be with you all. You know I want to say a quote from Benjamin Franklin. He said that if you would if you would not forgotten as soon as you're dead or rotten. So write something worth reading. I do something worth writing. I knew I was not a good I can't be a good writer. I knew that. So I decided to do something so people can pen it down. They can write about me. That's what I thought. I born in a Rayapur Chhattusgar before it was a it was in Madhya Pradesh. So ...

RT Tristan Tate (@TateTheTalisman)I’m actually not lucky at all.From the age of 5+ at least once every few years an earth shattering horrible event has taken place in the lives of @Cobratate and myself.Most would have derailed the lives of the average man.From homelessness to businesses collapsing, the loss of our father, car crashes causing life changing injuries, unjustifiable lengthy prison and arrest measures to name a few.When viewed objectively we’re actually two VERY unlucky people.People think we ar ...

[موسيقى] السلام عليكم تغمبر عينكم بس تعيشوا معايا التجربه عايز اسالكم سؤال هل حسوا في يوم من الايام لان في خط الصوت او السمع ممكن يخلي الصفس يحس انزاتها ماليهاش قيمه افتحكم لو كنت تسبوا دوا وانا مش لاسماع سيد [تصفيق] فكنا معان يا عمير [موسيقى] ماذا لو كان العالم كله بدون صوت لا كلام ولا صوت فقط اشارات واحاسيس ممكن يل الامر بعاد كبير من الناس لو ما فيش صوت يعني ما فيش فص ما فيش علاقات ما فيش حياه في فئه كبيره من الناس عاشت هذه التجربه ونجاي نحكي لكم عن طفل وجد في عالم دونصوت يعني عالم صمت كامل القصه هذه يبد ...

Imagine [Music] [Applause] [Music] you are all inside a flight. The wheels just touch the runway. The seat bell goes off and we see that people rush to go off the aircraft as if they are getting a iPhone outside but not me. I always love to stay back and I watch everyone getting off the plane because I have a secret hobby. I love to steal. I love to steal a glimpse of the cockpit. I love to steal the feelings and the world inside a cockpit. One day I was flying back from Serbia. As usual, I peeped in and I ...

I made it. You made it. >> Tonight, after 682 days in the hospital, >> we're home.>> Ava Widle is finally home with a new heart and kidney. >> I don't feel like it's real. I feel so happy and thankful for everyone.>> Ava was born with a severe congenital heart defect and spent the last two years fighting for her life at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. What's the first thing you want to do now that you're home. >> Um, well, first was hug my friends.There's been lots of FaceTime calls. We're just like happy to ...

[Music] During the Second World War in the German concentration camp at Owitz, there was a young lady by the name of Ella Blumenthal. She was facing the inevitable, the gas chamber and a painful death. Her little niece Roma walked up to her one day and said, "Why don't we just fling ourselves against the electrified fence so that death comes in an instant and we spare ourselves the torture and the pain?" Ella took her little knees close to her and said, "My dear, can we wait for one more day?" And Roma said ...

Good morning ladies and gentlemen. I'm going to talk about a small story. The story which started in a small village and what happened in the story between that uh village and uh between the the day today TEDex speaker in between around 49 years the boy born in a village called Alang Anganalore.The village is known only for jaliku and the village is known for aspiring to get a small job. The village was known for agriculture. The village was known for fighting spirit.But that village was not known to aspare ...

In this empowering talk, Sanya Khan reflects on the power of perseverance—on and off the court. As a competitive squash player, award-winning speaker, and math enthusiast, she shares how discipline, passion, and self-belief have helped her grow as both an athlete and a student. Sanya encourages young people to embrace challenges, find joy in the process, and push forward with confidence. Sanya Khan is a rising 9th Grader at Oakwood High School, a competitive squash player, and public speaker. She is the win ...

September or sorry, spring 2018, gripped with anxiety, depression, um panic attacks. Uh I sat in the car on the second floor of the garage, pleading with my wife Maggie uh to let me quit my job. You know, I just could not go into work another day. I had just started a new job at George Mason University as an industry adviser. And in this role, I worked with employers looking to hire Mason students. But I also worked with students on their resume, their cover letter, their professional development. But just ...

Overcoming Adversity and Mindset - The speaker experienced a spinal cord injury following a motorcycle accident on October 30, 2006 [1][2][3] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of shifting from a mindset of limitations to one of opportunities after the accident [5] - The speaker highlights the power of mindset in shaping one's future and the world around them [29] Sports and Paralympic Journey - Sport played a crucial role in the speaker's life before and after the accident, becoming a central part of her rehabilitation and identity [5][10] - The speaker transitioned from athletics (pole vaulting) to wheelchair basketball and later to para-alpine skiing [10][12][16] - The speaker participated in three Paralympic Games in wheelchair basketball, winning two bronze medals, and later competed in para-alpine skiing at the Beijing Paralympic Games [15][19][20] Role Model and Social Impact - The speaker believes elite athletes have a responsibility to be role models for people with disabilities and society as a whole [24] - The speaker is an ambassador and board member of the Dear Kite Foundation, promoting sports for people with disabilities [26] - The speaker conducts school clinics to inspire children to overcome challenges and embrace essential life skills through sports [26][27]