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The Gift of Not Being ‘Enough' | Dr. Rachel Jayaseelan | TEDxJainUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-24 17:11
Core Argument - The speech emphasizes the transformative power of embracing insecurities rather than battling them, leading to personal growth and genuine connection [7] - It contrasts human experiences, marked by insecurities and vulnerabilities, with AI's lack thereof, highlighting the unique capacity of humans for empathy and transformation [6][7] Six Pillars of Strength (Transformations) - From sympathy to empathy: Recognizing and understanding vulnerabilities in oneself and others [8][9][10] - From shame to humility: Accepting imperfections and finding beauty in being "average" [10][11][12] - From critical to reflective: Shifting from self-criticism to self-reflection to allow for personal growth [14][15] - From fearful to fierce and resilient: Transforming fear into strength and resilience by embracing vulnerabilities [15] - From feeling closed to being open to growth: Acknowledging insecurities to become more open to seeking support and growth [15] - From inauthenticity to authenticity: Embracing wholeness and self-love, including insecurities, to bridge the gap between the perceived and genuine self [15][16] Societal and Internal Narratives - Societal narratives and internal narratives shape perceptions of acceptability, influencing how individuals view and interact with their insecurities [17] - Acknowledging insecurities without shame is crucial for coexisting with them and fostering personal growth [18] Poem's Message - Every wound, scar, and lack contributes to shaping an individual, emphasizing the potential for strength and transformation found in pain and vulnerability [19][20]
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Forbes· 2025-11-24 14:00
Forbes CIO Next 2025 List - Chief Information Officer & Other Tech LeadersDiscover Forbes' 2025 CIO Next list, featuring top Chief Information Officers and tech leaders driving transformation and digital strategy in today's tech landscape. #ForbesCIO https://t.co/QQAHGJysSz (Illustration: Oriana Fenwick for Forbes) ...
The Long Stretch and Seeing Beyond the Labels We Carry | Emma Smallman | TEDxLadywood Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-21 16:31
I remember the first time I met someone who'd murdered another person. I was in prison at the time, not because I'd committed a crime, but because I'd started a role with a theater company. [music] because I'd started a role with a theater company working in criminal justice and social welfare settings.We'd gone into a male prison to deliver a piece of issuebased theater followed by a discussion with the men afterwards and that's when we met. He shared with me that he was serving a life sentence for murder ...
Redefining success beyond the court | Kendra Brim, MBA | TEDxBuffalo
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-20 16:07
[music] [applause] I lost 120 lbs. That's something that many people can't say, but I can. And although I am proud of that accomplishment, I recognized I should have never reached that point in the first place.You see, I was a division one college basketball player. I knew what it meant to be at the pinnacle of physical fitness. I knew what it meant to push past my limits, run miles and record times, lift heavy weights, and to win close games.I lived and breathed mental grit, and that was my life for over 1 ...
The power of football to change lives and communities beyond the pitch | Amobi Ezeaku | TEDxEnugu
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-19 17:19
This is not just a ball. To many here, this is leather and stitches. But to me and to many young people in this room and around the world, this is a passport.A passport that has taken me from the dusty beaches of Enongu of Usoka to the cozy and rosy classrooms of FIFA UEFA to boardrooms to boardrooms where multi-million Nai Several sponsorships were negotiated and today it has brought me to you to this bed. When I was young, football used to be just play. Football used to be fun. It used to be joy.Football ...
Defying the Status Quo | Adv. Gagan Kumar | TEDxJainUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-19 16:54
Transformation and Leadership - The speech emphasizes the importance of individual transformation as a prerequisite for societal change [11] - It advocates for a shift from ambition, which seeks personal success, to vision, which seeks collective elevation and significance [13] - Leadership is not defined by titles but by conduct, urging individuals to embody the change they wish to see in the world [22] - The speech encourages the audience to challenge the status quo within themselves before attempting to change the world around them [11] Conscious Consumption and Social Responsibility - The speech promotes conscious consumerism as a means to drive change, urging individuals to make ethical choices in their daily purchases [18][19] - It highlights the importance of trust and fraternity among citizens as essential for a functioning society [20][21] - The speech calls for individuals to be trustworthy citizens, emphasizing that personal conduct is the foundation for demanding change from others [22] Empowerment and Potential - The speech asserts that individuals are not powerless but possess the potential to create change, drawing on the concept of "I am Brahman" to emphasize inherent power [15][16] - It encourages the audience to embrace their potential and declare their intention to make a difference, rather than questioning their ability to do so [17] - The speech uses the metaphor of a butterfly to illustrate the transformative journey from an ordinary state to a radiant and free one [12][13]
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Forbes· 2025-11-18 15:02
Industry Recognition - Forbes' 2025 CIO Next list features top Chief Information Officers and tech leaders [1] - The list highlights individuals driving transformation and digital strategy in today's tech landscape [1] Focus Area - The list emphasizes the importance of digital strategy in the current tech environment [1]
Is it risky to take a risk? | Shah Rafayet Chowdhury | TEDxDhanmondi
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:24
[music] So, my name is Rafiat. I'm uh I run an organization called Footsteps. I am a social entrepreneur by profession. And being a social entrepreneur means being able to take risks.But this wasn't always in my plan. I actually had a life plan when I was young. So when I was young, my plan was to get good grades in school, go to a top IV league university, graduate with like a 4.0% perfect GPA, work at the UN for like 20 years, and then start my own nonprofit once I came back.But at the age of 17 in high s ...
Alchemy of Music | SARTHAK RAJ | TEDxSAJS Lucknow Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-04 16:31
At 5 years old, watching Michael Jackson perform on a YouTube video felt like lightning coursing through my body. And that electricity ignited the first ember that refused to go out. That ember led to relentless please at home.And soon a small keyboard arrived. My first laboratory bench where curiosity met creativity and where ordinary plastic keys began to feel like scribes waiting to translate my thoughts and my emotions into a language that everybody understands, music. No one at home wore the label musi ...
Shedding Limits – The Power of Writing Down Your Goals | Amber Uhler | TEDxArgyle St
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-29 15:58
Do you want to know the crazy goal I wrote down in 2021. >> Good. I thought I thought you might say that. I'm going to tell you.But first, I want to let you know that the idea I'm here to share with you today is about the power of writing down the transformation we want to see. Can you imagine a single moment that changes the trajectory of your life forever. A moment where you get to decide that this is where it begins.For me, the stage lights were blinding, but that didn't phase me. My heart was racing, no ...