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Lessons I Learnt, After I Lived Them! | Gauav Jain | TEDxScindia School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-26 16:15
Business Strategy & Transformation - The company emphasizes the importance of adapting to changing circumstances and not letting current situations dictate future opportunities, as demonstrated by pivoting the business model when a large customer changed its supply chain strategy [3][6][7] - The company highlights the significance of seizing opportunities even when facing challenges, referencing the decision to partner with Starbucks despite a difficult business environment, which led to the creation of a food service network across Asia [8][9] - The company underscores the value of continuous learning and skill development, illustrated by pursuing an MBA to deepen understanding of the supply chain business [10][11] Entrepreneurial Mindset - The company advocates for playing the ball on its merit, meaning that current circumstances should not dictate how one responds to the next opportunity [3] - The company stresses the importance of detaching daily to rebuild oneself, suggesting that hobbies and breaks can provide stillness, mental strength, and clarity [12][13][14] - The company emphasizes that limitations and boundaries are often self-imposed and that individuals have more potential than they realize [18] Personal Development & Leadership - The company shares a life lesson about making the best use of one's abilities, regardless of perceived limitations [2] - The company encourages making decisions based on merit rather than fear or past experiences, advocating for an open and adaptable approach to life's plans [19]
The Curiosity of Purpose: Seeking Meaning Through Exploration | PAULA PWUL | TEDxAngwan Rukuba
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-25 15:51
[Applause] So I will share with you my journey. I will share with you what I have done with my curiosities. And I hope that something about my story will allow you to give yourself permission.So when I was eight, I wanted to be a lawyer. I didn't have any special lawyers in my life that made me want to be a lawyer. But you know, we had only three options back then.You know, I'm a millennial. So, we have back then. We say back then now.Um, there was doctor, there was lawyer, there was accountant at best, rig ...
Managing Life Like a CEO | Faisal AlSamaani | TEDxRiyadh
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-18 16:35
Self-Management and Personal Development - The core message revolves around treating one's life with the same strategic planning, resource management, and meticulous execution as a successful company valued at $500 million [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of aligning personal values with actions and setting long-term goals, similar to how a CEO manages a company [1] - The concept of a "Personal Executive Management Model" is introduced, comprising four roles: CEO, CFO, Strategy Director, and Operations Director, each responsible for different aspects of personal life management [1] - The speaker highlights the need for self-awareness and identifying areas of life that are being neglected or mismanaged, drawing parallels to a company regularly reviewing its performance [1] - The importance of establishing systems for tracking progress, setting objectives (OKRs), and key performance indicators (KPIs) for personal goals is emphasized [1] Time Management and Productivity - The speaker shares a personal anecdote of discovering 33 hours per week wasted on unproductive activities and subsequently making a conscious decision to eliminate distractions [1] - The presentation advocates for dedicating 15 minutes weekly to prioritize tasks and allocate responsibilities, drawing a comparison to the returns on investment in a business context [1] Life Perspective and Value - The presentation prompts reflection on the inherent value of life, questioning whether individuals treat themselves with the same regard as a high-value company [1] - The average life expectancy in Saudi Arabia is presented as 4,111 weeks, with the speaker noting that over 2,400 weeks have already been spent, emphasizing the limited and precious nature of time [1]
The best version of yourself: How you can have everything you desire | Pamela Kurt | TEDxStGeorge
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-16 15:51
Core Idea - The pursuit of goals should be driven by the desired feeling they evoke, rather than the goals themselves [5][6] - Understanding the underlying feeling associated with a dream is crucial for achieving fulfillment [6][10] - Embodying the desired feeling in the present moment can facilitate progress towards achieving dreams [11][13] Practical Application - Create a "bucket list" of dreams without limitations, focusing on the feelings associated with each dream [8][9] - Identify the specific feeling being chased for each dream to start creating it in the present [10] - Take small steps daily to embody the desired feelings, integrating them into everyday life [11][12][13] Personal Development - The best version of oneself is about becoming and feeling more, understanding the deeper "why" behind dreams [7] - Personal and professional flourishing occurs when one focuses on becoming more of how they want to feel [14] - Dreams are more attainable than perceived when one starts with the desired feeling [14]
What If you traded formulas for full houses? | Sara Deebajah | TEDxKhilda
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:05
Business Transition & Motivation - Speaker initially pursued pharmacy studies and worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 10 years [1] - Dissatisfaction with being an employee and a desire for greater autonomy led to the decision to start a business [1] - Initial business venture, a pharmaceutical warehouse, was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic [1] - Speaker's family provided motivation and support to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors [1] Business Ventures & Event Management - A home accessories business named " نوربا (Norba)" was established, selling diffusers and candles [1] - Challenges in finding a company to fully support the launch event for "نوربا (Norba)" led to the speaker organizing the event independently [1] - The success of the launch event revealed a gap in the market for event and space management services [1] - This realization led to the creation of "ذا دومين (The Domain)", an event and space management company [1] "ذا دومين (The Domain)" & Business Philosophy - "ذا دومين (The Domain)" transforms spaces, such as theaters, into venues for comedy shows, discussions, and coaching sessions [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of learning from all experiences, even those seemingly unrelated to one's current path [1] - The speaker encourages embracing current situations and extracting value from them, regardless of whether they align with long-term goals [1]
Solve Your FOMO Trait by Living Like a Product | Arvin Zulfikar | TEDxTelkom University
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-03 16:37
Core Argument - The presentation addresses the "fear of missing out" (FOMO) and its impact on personal growth, particularly among students [1][2] - It argues that blindly following trends and others' actions without a clear personal goal can hinder genuine growth [6] - The presentation advocates for a focused approach to personal development, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's own goals and values [6][7] Proposed Solution: "Live Like a Product" - The speaker introduces a framework called "Derisa Framework" (Relevant, Innovative, Strategic, Adaptive) to guide personal growth [13] - This framework encourages individuals to understand their context, explore possibilities, strategically plan their actions, and adapt to changing circumstances [13][14][15][16][19] - The "Live Like a Product" approach promotes objectivity and iterative improvement, viewing external feedback as input for development [8][10] Practical Application - The speaker shares a personal example of using the Derisa Framework to achieve specific goals during their university years, such as graduating in 35 years and becoming an outstanding student [14][26] - The example highlights the importance of prioritizing activities and making choices aligned with personal goals, even when faced with tempting opportunities [23][25] - The presentation concludes by encouraging the audience to define their personal "product" and trust the process of self-improvement [27]
How to prototype your life | Hedi Schaefer | TEDxHHL
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:54
Core Argument - The speech challenges the conventional notion of a linear life path and pre-defined success, arguing that change is constant and life is non-linear [3][4][5] - It introduces the concept of "prototyping" as a method for navigating uncertainty and personal growth, emphasizing testing, learning, and iteration [11][12] - The speaker advocates for focusing on how one wants to feel, using that as a guiding vision rather than a rigid plan [14][32] The "I Love It" Framework - The framework involves identifying what one loves (log in), what one needs more of (plus), and what one needs to eliminate (limitation) in a specific area of life [17][18][19] - This framework is presented as a tool for personal experimentation and iterative improvement across various life aspects [23][25] - The framework encourages action and experimentation over excessive planning, promoting a "prototyping playground" approach [20][21] Neurological Impact of Clarity - Gaining clarity through experience calms the amygdala (reducing the fight-or-flight response) and activates the parasympathetic nervous system, promoting calmness and grounding [29] - This process increases self-agency, problem-solving abilities, and focus, while decreasing cortisol levels [30][31] - The speaker suggests that this process rewires the brain for more confidence and clarity, fostering a change-literate mindset [31] Call to Action - The speech encourages listeners to embrace change, prototype their lives, and focus on creating a life aligned with their desired feelings [32][33] - It emphasizes the importance of action over potential, urging individuals to contribute to a changing world [33]
The Key to Success - Nexus: Bridging the Gap | Sabrina Arambulo | TEDxImmaculate Conception Academy
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-29 15:23
Core Argument - The formula for success is impact, which consists of utilization, decisiveness, and lingering effect [2][3][21] - Impact and success are not mutually exclusive [3] - Impact is defined as a forceful contact or a figurative feeling that changes you forever [4][5] - Impact lingers and doesn't necessarily mean there's nothing you can do; you can react and shape it [7][8] Key Components of Impact - **Utilization:** Using what you have in the capacity that you have it in, when you have it, and where you have it [21] - **Decisiveness:** Making a choice every day to take action [21][22] - **Lingering:** An extension of ourselves that goes beyond ourselves [22] Practical Application for High Schoolers - Make a decision to learn and be taught every day [23][24] - Utilize what you have and enjoy [25] - True impact must be beyond oneself and replicable to another person's narrative [26] Organizational Impact - Participation in organizations like CISV and ISEC can lead to self-actualization and personal development [9][10] - These organizations share similar visions based on the principles of impact [15][16] - CISV educates and inspires, while ISEC drives towards a vision [16] Project Example - The "Render Zen" project aimed to engage the youth in climate action through art [17][18] - The project gave contributors a space to be themselves and contribute in their own capacity [20]
X @Johnny
Johnny· 2025-08-24 23:44
Personal Development & Collaboration - The individual aims to unlock life's potential for self-improvement [1] - Utilizing others as resources to collectively advance [1] - Prioritizing and maximizing health [1]
The First Lesson Every Human Must Learn | Dr Zafar Ali Ch | TEDxFaisalabad Medical University
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-11 15:24
Character Definition and Importance - Character is defined as the way one thinks, behaves, manages things, and deals with others, including living beings [1] - Character is crucial, as losing money means little, losing health means something, but losing character means losing everything [1] - Character is essential in every aspect of life, influencing how one acts as a person, a professional, and a member of society [5] Character Development - Character building starts from birth and continues throughout life [9] - Parents are the first to build a child's character, with the mother's lap being the first school [2] - The home environment, including the behavior of parents and siblings, significantly shapes a child's character [3][4] - Education, including reading good books and understanding religious texts, plays a vital role in self-character building [8][10][11] - Good friends are instrumental in building one's character [9] Influences on Character - Genetic makeup contributes to character, but character can be modified and improved [1] - Teachers and schools play a role in instilling values such as honesty, truthfulness, and responsibility [7][8] - Role models and influential figures, such as prophets and mentors, can shape character [12] - Reciting and understanding meaningful poems and prayers can provide guidance and shape one's life [6][13][14][15]