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Why - the most important question for a leader | Isa Zuhric | TEDxSarajevo Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:56
They told me not to step out of this red circle. Oops. But when was anything meaningful achieved by staying inside the lines.Maybe I do want to be in the frame. But I want to talk about why we keep framing leadership the wrong way. Think who do you consider a true leader. Is it their title that made you consider them a true leader or is it something else.See, I grew up in a generation that was bombarded with the messages, be a leader, be a change maker. All of you are leaders. But nobody explained what lead ...
When One Leads, Many Rise: Building Bridges Through Volunteerism | Vincent Toth | TEDxUMGC Okinawa
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 16:39
Good afternoon everyone. My name is Vincent Toad and welcome to my TEDex talk. I never thought I'd be up here, not as a military spouse giving a TEDex talk.I mean, when I first arrived to Okinawa, I was the new guy, the plus one, the tag along. My husband, he is a Marine, and like many military spouses, I move from base to base, picking up and starting all over again. But being a male military spouse in a female predominant space, I often felt like I was wearing the wrong uniform at the wrong event.I used t ...
Building Community Through Connection | Jugnu Oberoi | TEDxChrist University
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 16:33
Namaskarum, walaykum, salam, satrial and a very good afternoon to one and all. Lend me your ears. I stand before you as a terrified speaker for the first time at TEDex but a very proud Christite. I am here given a topic to speak about my time at Christ College then 1969 where I think in the entire floor here were not born when I came to join Christ College as a young lad of 16 years old. So I've been asked to speak about my time during Christ College then and tell you what was Christ College during 69 and 7 ...
Quiet Lessons in a Cup of Tea | Rashmi Swarup | TEDxDilmun
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 16:19
Over 40 years ago, I walked into my first classroom as a teacher. 34 pairs of curious eyes looked at me. My heart raced and my stomach fluttered. In that moment of doubt, a picture from the past flashed across my mind. It was a teapot, a teacup. And I heard the echo of my father's words. steep with purpose, pour with care, give the gift of time. That memory gave me courage. I smiled at my young learners, unaware that this was the beginning of a journey that would change my life forever. These three lessons ...
The Tipping Point for a Leader | Anaiya George | TEDxJSS Private School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 16:07
Leaders are not born. They are made in moments. And these moments, I would say, are the tipping points.It's the moment you raise your hand in class when your heart is racing. It's the choice to speak up when no one else will. It's when you say, "I'll take responsibility." But leadership isn't simply about courage.It's also about empathy and character. A leader is the one that looks to make sure no one else gets left behind. They don't seek credit.They're the ones that notice when someone else is struggling ...
TEDxITE College Central Youth, 30 Oct 25 Speaker 3 | Gnanisha Dinesh | TEDxITE College Central Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 15:48
owned president of the Gab Club, Nanisha Dh. Okay. Okay.A very good afternoon everyone. I'm Nisha and today I'll be telling you about my journey on how I overcame challenges, obstacles by facing it through my own persistence and determination. So all of you probably heard of this nursery rhyme.The itsybitsy spider went up the water sprout and down came the rain and washed the spider out, right. But the whole point of this rhyme is that no matter how many times the rain washes the spider out, it always conti ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-15 09:00
The difference between managing and leading often shows up in small moments. Nowhere is this more apparent than in meetings, where your team watches what you say and how you show up. https://t.co/EirpelrP4R https://t.co/6ZAGjQzAqC ...
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Everybody can identify what makes a great boss: vision, empathy, intelligence. But there’s one important trait many people don’t know. https://t.co/8Qz6pPGYiF https://t.co/dCFXbQVsMd ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-14 02:00
Shepherding an economy from relatively puny to among the biggest in the world represents a huge achievement by India’s leaders. But size is not everything https://t.co/DVoL5Lf29WPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/0D9ufPnbLf ...
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Everybody can identify what makes a great boss: vision, empathy, intelligence. But there’s one important trait many people don’t know.🔗: https://t.co/9DPMbcxcj5 https://t.co/Weqm0OnCKB ...