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“Clear and present danger”: Hillary Clinton on why Trump’s Ukraine shift matters
MSNBC· 2025-09-24 22:36
I'm curious just looking at the arc of this story over the past month or two from Anchorage to that European leaders meeting at the White House to John Lamir has been writing about how Trump starting to get fed up with Putin to yesterday. I'm curious what's your take and what would it take for Ukraine to win back their their land. Well, I have to say, Joe, I welcomed what the president said yesterday.I thought that uh uh given all the back and forth that we have seen and heard uh at Anbridge and elsewhere u ...
How I learned to be like water | Phương Linh Nguyễn Hoàng | TEDxLuong The Vinh Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-16 15:21
Key Takeaways from the Speech - The speaker initially tried to emulate a fiery persona based on advice to stand out, but found it unsustainable and inauthentic [2][3] - The turning point was realizing the need to be true to oneself rather than trying to be someone else [3][4] - The speaker shifted strategy to embody water, focusing on adaptability, calmness, and resilience [4][5] - The speaker emphasized the importance of knowing when to act and when to remain silent, choosing battles wisely [5] - The speaker highlighted the ability to flow with chaos and uncertainty, leading to trust and influence within the team [5][6] - The speaker won Miss Cosmo Vietnam 2025 by being herself, not by trying to impress others [10][12] - The speaker challenges the myth that power must be loud and forceful, advocating for the strength in softness and resilience [8][9] - The speaker views water as the strongest force, capable of cutting rocks and shaping mountains despite its gentle nature [9] - The speaker encourages those told they are "too quiet" or "too soft" to embrace their true selves, emphasizing that they are "exactly enough" [11] - The speaker quotes Bruce Lee's "Be like water" philosophy, advocating for adaptability, calmness, and feminine power [15]
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GEM HUNTER 💎· 2025-09-01 21:03
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Andrew Tate· 2025-08-26 18:33
RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)If you've consciously decided to stay weak and quiet,You are exactly where the enemy wants you to be.You misunderstand your enemy.They will not avoid the weak and quiet, they just come for you later.Become Strong: https://t.co/3cOZ5ClM9P https://t.co/KX2p1HdvyW ...
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Andrew Tate· 2025-08-25 18:15
RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)- Become as Strong as Possible- Become as Rich as Possible- Surround yourself with men doing the same thing.If you do those three things,You'll be able to have anything you want in this life.It's the root solution to any problem. https://t.co/TniIBanKrz https://t.co/1SphOmlOqG ...
Redefining Strength: Living Life with MG | Hande Özcan | TEDxUskudar American Academy Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-21 15:32
Disease Overview - Myasthenia gravis is a chronic autoimmune disorder affecting 1 in 5,000 people, causing muscle weakness and limited control [3] - The illness is hard to diagnose, taking months or years due to its reliance on subjective feelings of muscle weakness rather than external signs [6][7] Personal Experience - The speaker experienced initial symptoms at age 14, including muscle weakness and loss of control, eventually diagnosed as myasthenia gravis [1][2][3] - The speaker underwent a thymectomy to remove the thymus, an organ that misdiagnosed connections between nerves and muscles, leading to the immune system attacking those connections [11][12][14] - Post-diagnosis, the speaker faced challenges in explaining the invisible illness to others, leading to feelings of isolation and self-doubt [16][17][19][20] Coping and Empowerment - The turning point came when the speaker realized her strength in battling the illness at a young age, leading to increased engagement in activities [22][23][24] - The speaker aims to establish a nonprofit organization to support young individuals grappling with invisible illnesses [25] - The speaker emphasizes embracing personal battles to realize inner strength and live life to the fullest [23][27]
Vulnerability: Our Hidden Superpower | Nguyen Thao Nguyen Ho | TEDxISPH Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:43
Core Argument - Embracing vulnerability is presented not as a weakness, but as a strength that fosters self-understanding and personal growth [4][11] - The presentation challenges the societal norm of suppressing emotions, arguing that bottling up feelings leads to negative consequences [2] - Authenticity, achieved through vulnerability, allows individuals to align with their true selves, fostering personal transformation [13][14] Overcoming Internal Barriers - The biggest challenge is identified as internal barriers rather than external obstacles, emphasizing the importance of breaking through these barriers by expressing vulnerability [20] - Showing vulnerability is likened to showing courage, involving the willingness to accept uncertainties and potential failures as part of personal growth [15][16] - Failure is reframed as a necessary component of growth, enabling individuals to accept their true selves and improve [16] Practical Application - The presentation advises against "trauma dumping" and encourages viewing vulnerability as a necessary part of life, not a daunting task [15] - The speaker shares a personal anecdote about dance to illustrate how embracing vulnerability led to thriving both as a dancer and as a person [5][11] - The initial step towards vulnerability involves letting go of the idealized image of strength and embracing authenticity [13]
How to be a better caregiver for cancer patients | Josh Bedingfield | TEDxUTAustin
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 15:25
I need you right now. Me for what. My big sister needed me.I was 17 and she was 20. You know, Katie told me she needed me when she had brain cancer. About a year into her diagnosis, my brother and I were headed out the door to get ice cream.When she asked to go, I said yes, but this wasn't my best day as a caregiver. I slipped and I was tired and showed on my face that I was reluctant to bring her. In that moment, uh, I was balancing supporting my terminally ill sister and my own youth mental health.You kno ...