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What 10,000 cartwheels have taught me about life | Jessica Tudos | TEDxMcfarren Boulevard Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:59
[Applause] That was fun. When was the last time you did a cartwheel. Never. Never.Maybe when you were a kid. A cartwheel on the ground or in life. After doing 10,000 cartwheels in my life, we'll get to that.I've learned a few things about what makes a great cartwheel. First of all, you need a strong foundation. Feet firmly planted on the ground, arms up, tummy in, and then you pivot forward, putting your hands down on the ground, hoping that they're going to catch you while at the same time you launch your ...
Finding My Voice | Harika Narayan | TEDxVCE
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 15:50
[संगीत] [संगीत] हे गाइस [प्रशंसा] पाल पाटला ये माट अस हैप्पी का पाट पागल कृष्ण तेजा सर कांटेक्ट सर सो व्हेन ही आस्क्ड मी अह दिस स्टेक्स वीसी इज़ हैपनिंग एंड देन आई एम लाइक ओके यू वांट मी टू परफॉर्म एंड देन नो नो नो नो नॉट परफॉर्मेंस यू वी वांट यू टू टॉक अबाउट द जर्नी। आई एम लाइक ओके व्हाट [प्रशंसा] ऑलराइट गाइस लेट्स डू दिस। याता [प्रशंसा] सो वेल आई डिन्ट रियली प्रप एनीथिंग एस सच। आई जस्ट वांट टू टॉक माय हार्ट आउट टुडे। अह फॉर यू गाइस। एंड इफ यू कैन पिक इट अप फ्यू पॉइंट्स आउट ऑफ द जर्नी एंड यू नो दैट कैन हेल् ...
Sound of Curiosity - From Play to Impact | Ms. Aishwarya Lakhani | TEDxKnowledgeum Academy Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:21
[Music] Did you know your brain makes a sound. Nope. Mine goes ooh.It's what happens when curiosity peaks. When something clicks, when you stumble upon a surprising link, it's what Taylor Swift also does to us with her Easter eggs. Makes us all go ooh and connect the dots.Wow, cold. For me, my whole life has been a series of these oo and chaotic, yes, but meaningful. For most people, paths look like this.A straight line, one lane. For me, they mostly look like this. Hold on.Sorry. That's the insides of my b ...
The World is Your Oyster-The Next Milestone | Sujata Taterh | TEDxOrbisSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:13
हेलो एवरीवन 70 जस्ट लेट द नंबर सिंक इन व्हाट कम्स टू योर माइंड अ रिटायर्ड पर्सन वाचिंग टीवी नथिंग मच टू डू लाइफ स्लोइंग डाउन अ फीलिंग दैट योर बेस्ट डेज आर बिहाइंड बट नाउ आई सुजाता तात विल टेल यू हाउ माय लाइफ चेंज्ड एट 70 70 फेल्ट लाइक अ फ्रेश स्टार्ट इट फेल्ट ऑलमोस्ट लाइक टर्निंग 17 एंड व्हाट मेड इट हैपन इट वास नॉट एनी पर्टिकुलर टैलेंट और जीनियस इट वास जस्ट क्यूरियोसिटी एंड हार्ड वर्क। सो आई विल बी स्ट्रेसिंग ऑन दी टू पॉइंट्स। क्यूरियोसिटी टर्न माय 70 इनू अ न्यू बिगिनिंग एंड इट कैन डू द सेम फॉर यू। बिकॉज़ क् ...
X @Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-10-03 22:09
"My Religion Is Curiosity I Want Humanity to Understand the Universe" — Elon Musk https://t.co/i1YOfs5JEx ...
Why I Love Being a Troublemaker | Yeonsoo Cho | TEDxNowon Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:42
Core Message - Embracing a "troublemaker" mindset, characterized by curiosity and a willingness to experiment, can lead to innovation and discovery [1][6][7] - Viewing the world from unconventional perspectives and challenging established norms can spark new ideas and solutions [2][6] - Learning from mistakes and embracing messiness are integral parts of the creative process and can lead to unexpected breakthroughs [3][4][5] Supporting Arguments - Experimentation, even with seemingly absurd combinations, can lead to surprisingly positive outcomes, fostering a "drink scientist" mentality [4][5] - "Troublemakers" are often the ones who challenge the status quo, ask "what if" questions, and ultimately drive progress [5][6] - Encouraging curiosity, questioning, and unconventional thinking is essential for fostering problem-solving skills and innovation [6][7] Call to Action - Individuals should embrace their inner "troublemaker" by being curious, adventurous, and willing to break the mold [7] - By embracing unconventional thinking, individuals can contribute to solving problems and creating new ideas, potentially becoming the next great inventor [7]
Why we make snap judgments (and how to stop) | Marco Cheung | TEDxShahe Street
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:20
Hello everyone, my name is Marco. So when I was a law student, I found myself in a very unusual place on a reality TV show in China called An Exciting Offer. It was a show about young people learning to become lawyers.I went in thinking it would be another kind of internship and didn't really think much about what it would mean to be on television. But then my episode aired and suddenly my ordinary student life going to classes reading cases was being watched, commentated on and judged by thousands of stran ...
L’attimo decisivo: il cronista e il peso di una parola | Claudio Giambene | TEDxBassanoDelGrappa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 16:42
Core Idea - The essence of a journalist's work lies in capturing a fleeting moment, balancing empathy and detachment to uncover the truth [1][2] - Curiosity is the cornerstone of journalism, acting as a defense against AI and automated content generation [5] - A news story is defined as the revelation of previously unknown information, representing the ultimate goal for journalists [6] Journalistic Approach - Building rapport and trust with sources, even through seemingly small gestures, is crucial for obtaining valuable information [10][14] - Empathetic engagement with individuals involved in a story can unlock crucial narratives and perspectives [14] - Sometimes, strategic manipulation of a subject's ego can be employed to initiate dialogue, followed by rigorous questioning [17][18] Illustrative Examples - A case in Traversetolo, Parma, highlights how a seemingly innocuous interaction with a neighbor led to a significant scoop regarding a hidden pregnancy and infanticide [7][10] - An encounter with the wife of a murder suspect in Bari demonstrates the power of empathy in eliciting a heartfelt account of the situation [12][14] - The Costa Concordia disaster exemplifies how a journalist's initial approach, even if manipulative, can pave the way for a critical interview [16][17]
The Question that Changed Everything | Trisha Mehta | TEDxDGPS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 16:15
Relativity tells us that time is not the same for all frames of reference. A frame of reference is an abstract coordinate system. Now what if we were to redefine the typical XYZ coordinates into something more personal.Trisha 17 Indian that's my frame of reference. Every single person seated here today has a unique frame of reference. Your own set of coordinates that were shaped by your own lifealtering moments.Your favorite people, animals, hobbies, interests, perspectives. Throughout our lives, we continu ...
X @Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-09-28 06:44
"My Religion Is Curiosity I Want Humanity to Understand the Universe" — Elon Muskhttps://t.co/QzJNC8x5sa ...