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The Authentic Shark: The Power of your "Why" | Maria Kożuchowska | TEDxWUT
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-21 16:38
Hello everyone. I'm truly honored to stand in front of you today to explore the force that lies within each of us. The force that fuels authenticity, resilience, and life lived with a purpose.It's a force that I've come to understand through a rather unexpected symbol. The shark. Now, I know what you might be thinking.The shark, the coldblooded predator of the oceans, this roof, the symbol of the ruthless efficiency of the cutthroat world of business. But I urge you to look beyond that surface because I str ...
Be yourself before you get tired of being someone else. | Raziqaa Paneewong | TEDxAssumptionU
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-21 16:37
[Music] Hi. Have you ever looked in the mirror and felt like a stranger staring back at you. That was me.For years, I keep trying to be someone I thought the world wanted without I knowing it. I edit not just my photos, not just my videos, but my personality. Until one day when I woke up in the morning, I realized I was so tired.Not from working hard, but from losing myself. Who am I really. I asked myself.We live in a world where success looks like visibility, where being someone means being seen. But what ...
DNC Chair warns Texas Republicans: ‘We are not going to roll over’ in redistricting battle
MSNBC· 2025-07-19 22:25
Joining us now is Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin. Welcome. So glad to have you here. Thank you so much, Alex.So, is the Epstein issue the one that Democrats should be concentrating on now and to what extent. Well, look, it there are huge questions that need to be answered right now and we've got a a con artist and chief basically in Donald Trump who continues to lie to the American people. He told them he was going to release these files and now he's offiscating.And you know, as I I like ...
Unboxing Identity: The Power of Defining Yourself | Tara Uzra Dawood | TEDxIBA
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 15:24
So when I came to the event today, I was told that the theme was the only constant is change. And what that represented to me was the fact that life is continually changing. We're particles that are changing.But the reality is that no one really wants us to change. We're changing but people actually want us to not only stay the same but to box us. So what I'm focusing this talk upon is to let nobody define you but yourself. So when I came in today you first thing I'm sure you noticed is I'm in Karach.I'm we ...
The Art of Unlearning | Radhica Kanniganti | TEDxYouth SNIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 14:33
How many of you have faced setbacks in your life. Yeah, a lot of you, right. And when you did, who was the one that you most disappointed.Was it yourself. Yes. And why is that.Because we have expectations of ourselves. Right. So few weeks ago, this is what my daughter told me.She said, I'm not able to leave live up to the expectations of my that I have for myself. And that got me thinking. So because I'm sure I have faced this a lot in my life that I was not able to live up to my own expectations.And so thi ...
I had to fake confidence... until I didn’t | Rhianne Macy Zapata | TEDxRizalStreet
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-15 15:22
Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of authenticity and purpose over solely pursuing confidence [30] - It suggests that "faking it" can be a training mechanism to achieve goals [18][21] - Finding a deeper meaning or purpose provides a more sustainable form of confidence [22][28] Personal Development - The speaker shares personal experiences in pageantry, highlighting the pressures and conditional confidence associated with it [11][13] - The speaker advocates for embracing one's true self and not conforming to external expectations [30] - The speaker encourages the audience to reconnect with childhood passions and find purpose in them [29][30] Key Takeaways - Faking confidence can be a tool for training and overcoming anxiety [16][18] - Purpose provides a reason to persevere and builds lasting confidence [22] - Authenticity is crucial, and embracing one's true self is a brave act [30]
The future of work is authentic and flexible | Albane Fagot-Veyron | TEDxSciences Po Lyon
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-14 15:04
Workplace Norms and Challenges - The traditional workplace often demands employees to suppress personal constraints and maintain constant productivity, leading to discomfort and a sense of confinement [8][9] - Many individuals, especially those with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or mental health challenges, struggle to fit into the "classic employee" mold [12] - A significant portion of the workforce experiences chronic conditions, with one in three individuals in France affected by chronic illnesses and one in six facing mental health issues [12][13] - The pressure to conform can lead to burnout, affecting 34% of employees in 2022, a 100% increase compared to the previous year [14] Proposed Solutions: Flexibility and Authenticity - The report advocates for a shift towards greater workplace flexibility to accommodate diverse employee needs, including options like unlimited leave, flexible telecommuting, and the 4-day work week [17][18] - A 4-day work week, involving reduced working hours while maintaining full salary, can provide employees with time for personal pursuits, family, and managing responsibilities, leading to improved work-life balance and reduced stress [18][19][20] - A Boston College study showed that companies implementing a 4-day work week experienced a 65% decrease in sick leave and a 71% reduction in feelings of professional exhaustion [20] - The report emphasizes the importance of authenticity, encouraging employees to embrace their individuality and share their challenges, fostering a more inclusive and supportive work environment [27][28] - Sharing personal constraints can empower others to do the same, creating a culture of openness and understanding [28] Systemic Impact and Benefits - Increased authenticity can drive companies to adopt more flexible policies, while greater flexibility empowers employees to be their authentic selves, creating a positive feedback loop [31] - The 4-day work week can serve as a powerful tool for promoting equality and inclusion, addressing gender pay gaps and providing opportunities for personal and professional development [22][23][24] - Companies that adopt a 4-day work week can see an average increase in profitability of 140 basis points (1.4%) [25]
The future of work is authentic and flexible | Albane Fagot-Veyron | TEDxSciences Po Lyon
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-14 15:03
Workplace Norms and Challenges - The traditional workplace often demands employees to suppress personal constraints and maintain constant productivity, leading to discomfort and a sense of confinement [8][9] - A significant portion of the workforce faces challenges such as chronic illnesses (1 in 3 people in France) and mental health issues (1 in 6 people) [12][13] - The pressure to conform to these norms contributes to burnout, affecting 34% of employees in 2022, a 2x increase compared to the previous year [14] Proposed Solutions: Flexibility and Authenticity - The report advocates for a shift towards greater workplace flexibility to accommodate individual needs, including options like unlimited leave, flexible remote work, and the 4-day work week [17][18] - A 4-day work week, involving reduced working hours while maintaining full salary, can provide employees with time for personal pursuits, family, and managing responsibilities, leading to improved well-being [18][19][20] - Boston College study showed a 65% decrease in sick leave and a 71% decrease in feelings of professional exhaustion in companies implementing a 4-day work week [20] - Encourages employees to embrace authenticity by openly sharing their constraints and differences, fostering a more inclusive and supportive work environment [27][28] Systemic Impact and Benefits - Increased authenticity can drive companies to adopt more flexible policies, while greater flexibility empowers employees to be their authentic selves, creating a positive feedback loop [31] - The 4-day work week can promote equality by addressing gender pay gaps and providing opportunities for education, skill development, and improved access to essential services [22][23][24] - Companies adopting the 4-day work week have seen an average increase in profitability of 14% [25]
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BREAD | ∑:· 2025-07-13 15:01
Some BREAD lore:While finding my way on this app, I had a detour through posting news updates.I quickly pivoted though, for a few reasons.(1) I'm pretty social, if you can't tell, and I actually don't have a lot of IRL people I hang out with. Like, basically no one.That means I didn't have an outlet for bants with the bros. X (you guys) serve that for me now, which means even though I'm obsessed with this industry and post on it 90% of the time, I wanted to be able to break away from that and talk about oth ...
A Maverick's Blueprint: Connecting Confidence and Goals | Alexia Hoffman | TEDxBrown County Schools
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-11 16:38
Goal Setting & Achievement - The speaker initially aimed to sell $100,000 in real estate, highlighting the importance of setting goals [1][11] - The speaker emphasizes identifying "joy trends" to understand one's true "why" behind goals, suggesting that perceived reasons may differ from actual passions [2][5] - The speaker advises setting a 5-10 year goal aligned with an ideal life, rather than pursuing goals based on external expectations [8][10] Personal Fulfillment & Authenticity - The speaker advocates for vulnerability and authenticity as essential for fulfillment, citing examples of public figures who shared their stories [14][15][16] - The speaker highlights the importance of aligning actions with one's true self for achieving fulfillment [17] Environment & Community - The speaker stresses the significant impact of one's environment and community on mindset, goals, and available resources [17][18] - The speaker shares a personal experience where sharing a goal with supportive coworkers led to encouragement and bigger thinking [19][20] Taking Action & Overcoming Fear - The speaker encourages taking bold action towards one's vision, even without feeling fully prepared [21] - The speaker shares the experience of opening a coffee shop with limited experience, emphasizing the value of real-life learning [21][22][24][25] - The speaker encourages listeners to begin working towards their goals without waiting for permission or feeling completely ready [26]