Thank you everybody for being here. Are we good. Uh the organizers asked me to come in and talk a little bit about my journey that I like to call farm to photonix.You can drop the the fancy slogan there. I just put that on there. Um in the hope that potentially I can inspire others to kind of forge new paths and and just dream big and and and you know do great things, right. If anything, some of the lessons learned that I'm going to talk about through this slide deck, um, hopefully you can employ those in y ...

[musica] [applauso] [applauso] Guardate questo casco. Mh. Guardatelo.Questa si chiama intelligenza reale o anche human e nei prossimi minuti capirete anche esattamente il perché. A proposito di casco da lavoro, io arrivo da quel settore lì, nasco come ingegnere civile, quindi un settore che conosco molto bene. Pensate ai costruttori.I costruttori, per definizione costruiscono. Allora, passate magari di fronte a qualche palazzo in costruzione, cioè il cartello di cantiere, però guardate solo le fondamenta an ...

Imagine [music] your worst moment of failure. You know that one moment that just makes your stomach churn when you think about it. The one moment you just want to forget.Come on, let's be honest. Everybody has such a moment in their life. It can be your high school science project that just burned down.Or maybe you went and stood on stage and then completely forgot your lines. Or you received your report card and realized, "Oh no, I seriously messed up." Hi, I'm Rishi and I'm here to talk about failure. Fro ...

[music] You know that moment when you have a brilliant idea in the shower like I'm going to start a new business or I'll run a marathon today. But then just after 5 minutes you're like let me just start with breakfast. But what if we didn't talk ourselves out of those situations so fast.What if we actually tried. Happy morning everyone. I am Ritwick of grade 9.In 1945, two brothers JC Mahindra and KC Mahindra dreamed of creating an Indian company that could stand tall on the global stage. They started by as ...

Ryan Reynolds explains why he tells his children about his failures. ⁠⁠This conversation was recorded at the WSJ CMO Council Summit and produced by the WSJ Leadership Institute.⁠⁠Watch more: https://t.co/pqnoXjzy2K https://t.co/CaTVp5Z7qo ...

There is an interesting trend among people under the age of 30 that they feel they have to be successful as quickly as possible, otherwise they are "failures".Why is that? ...

Good afternoon everyone. >> Gosh, >> you don't know how many times I have rehearsed this line. So, thank you everyone for being here and I know you spent your time listening to three speeches.I think you have pretty much enjoyed them all, but it's probably time for some movement. >> So, I have prepared a game, a short game. Okay, so the game rule is pretty simple. Clap your hands if you Okay, so you will clap your hands if the statement is true.Let's have a demo. Clap your hands if you love TEDex and use. O ...

Every year at least two or three of my students come back to me in the month of May with their long faces their IIA projects that they've put months into thinking about and working just didn't work. One of them tried testing the antibacterial effects of garlic oil on E. coli.The bacteria refused to cooperate and another one wanted to test the effect of music on the growth of plants. Unfortunately, the plants seemed unimpressed. And at that point of time, the student is usually panicked.Ma'am, what do I do. ...

Imagine seeing hours, days, even weeks fly by whilst preparing for a presentation. You repeatedly recheck every line, polish every slide, and keep verifying information. And then, on the day you're supposed to present, you freeze.For weeks, you've convinced yourself it's not ready yet, only to realize that despite your overpreparation, you couldn't even rehearse once. For many of us, this is a daily reality. From our careers to our personal projects, we are taught to chase flawlessness before we even begin. ...

Core Argument - Protecting children's space to experience boredom, struggle, and failure, within age-appropriate limits and with supportive adults, is crucial for fostering curiosity, creativity, and innovation [1] - The traditional approach of shielding children from negative experiences hinders their development of resilience and problem-solving skills [6] - Adults often intervene too early and too frequently, preventing children from learning from their experiences [7] Practical Strategies for Adults - Emphasize celebrating progress over perfection to encourage effort and perseverance [9][10] - Allow children to navigate through struggles, as this is where they learn how they learn best [11] - Model personal imperfections and demonstrate how to handle struggles and failures [12] - Practice being fully present with children by making eye contact, asking quality questions, and engaging with them during moments of boredom and struggle [13] The Value of Failure - Failure should be normalized and viewed as feedback rather than a final outcome [8] - Experiencing failure and recovery helps children become less afraid of it [8] - Supportive adults help children find success within the struggle, fostering strength and resilience [14]