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CTRL+SHIFT+ALT: Hacking the Way You See The World | Udita Satish | TEDxSISJ Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-20 15:09
Core Message - The talk challenges the binary view of optimism versus pessimism, suggesting a shift in perspective to overcome limitations [1][2] - It introduces the "Control Alt Shift" framework as a method for personal reboot and reclaiming one's self [9][17] Self-Improvement Strategy - **Control:** Emphasizes taking control of immediate situations to manage stress and regulate emotions by activating the prefrontal cortex and calming the amygdala [10][11] - **Alternate:** Advocates for cognitive reframing to challenge negative thoughts and create new neural pathways through neuroplasticity [13][14] - **Shift:** Encourages redefining identity beyond achievements, acting from a place of purpose and values rather than fear or perfection [15][16] Psychological Well-being - The talk addresses the pressure of perfectionism and the mental exhaustion associated with tying self-worth to winning [4][5] - It highlights the importance of self-compassion and breaking free from self-criticism to prevent mental "glitches" [6][7] - The ultimate goal is to achieve freedom and authenticity by aligning actions with personal values, leading to resilience and thriving [16][17]
Rest Is Rebellion: Fighting Burnout Culture | Teresa Suen | TEDxBISZ Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:55
Health & Wellness Industry Trends - The global health economy is growing at an annual rate of 73% and is projected to reach nearly $9 trillion by 2028 [4] - This growth is driven by consumer demand for healthier lifestyles, diets, and improved mental health services [5] Academic & Student Well-being - Students report moderate to high levels of stress, with over half attributing it to schoolwork [11] - Chronic or excessive stress negatively impacts learning, concentration, information retrieval, and memorization skills [12] - Stress can lead to depression, weaken the immune system, and increase the risk of heart disease [12] Strategies for Improving Well-being - Taking regular breaks can improve cognitive function and academic performance [3][4] - Physical activity can improve cognitive function and academic performance, including better grades and higher standardized test scores [4][16] - Building healthy relationships with family members can help maintain a balance between academics and health [16][20][21] - Seeking support from advisors and college counselors is valuable for mental well-being [22][23]
