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Why We Climb: A View from the Top of the World | Nima Rinji Sherpa | TEDxIOM
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-09 16:19
Hi everyone, I'm Nimar Sherpa and I'm a mountaineer. Uh it's good to see you all. Um and the first thing I think many of you might you know assume is uh because I have the last name Sherpa uh that it was obvious I would also become a mountaineer and it's mostly because uh in Sherpa community you know there are many uh great climbers starting from Tenzinga Sherpa to Kamita Sherpa and maybe me um But yeah, coming from a family of mountaineers [snorts] and always seeing my family leaving homes almost 8 months ...
What Your Future is Screaming To You | Ikbar Quon Azzam | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:55
[music] [music] on N US. [music] Hello everyone. Today I'm going to show you something very very embarrassing. It's a picture of me in the past. Why am I showing this? I want to show you that how I changed. How did this guy who was socially awkward, didn't have any skills, he didn't even want anything in life. So, how did I do it? Well, I've categorized this into three things and I think it's very crucial. First, there's this thing called distraction. It seems very cliche, but distractions is very common fo ...
Curious Minds, Compassionate Hearts | Sharada Prasad Bharadwaj | TEDxNHVPS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:20
[music] up on screen. You can see my PPT. You might wonder why I just ran through my PPD.This was my script. I think I owe it to myself and to all of you that this particular topic curiosity is a heart-to-heart topic. I don't think I can speak what was in the script. I couldn't look myself in the green room mirror.For the next 10 seconds, just remain completely silent. Don't think, don't speak, just observe. Weird, right.Judging by the look on your faces, extremely confused and very irritated. But something ...
The importance of prioritizing your curiosity | Koharu Takemura | TEDxYouth@OtsumaNakano
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 16:24
Hello everyone. How are you. >> I'm good.And my name is Kohar. And today I would like to talk about the importance of prioritizing your curiosity. So first I'm going to talk about me when I was in ninth grade which is when I transferred to GLC course from advanced course.So what are those courses like. So um let me add a little bit of explanation about GLC course which is uh which known as um global leaders course that gets um and then it is considered as an international course that gets more English class ...
How to Think Like an Entrepreneur | Tejas HR | TEDxDSU
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-24 17:11
How many of you ever thought to solve this problem. The traffic on your street, the waste on your campus or even how your college app never works properly. That tiny shift from complaining to creating is what entrepreneurs do.And that's what I want to talk to you today. How to think like an entrepreneur if you're not. Let me tell you a story about a girl named Nha.She's from Kerala. Our family used to make banana based dishes for our breakfast. These banana peels straight went into the dust bin.Nha shift fr ...
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"My Religion Is Curiosity I Want Humanity to Understand the Universe" — Elon Muskhttps://t.co/QzJNC8x5sa ...
Being Right Is Overrated. How Curiosity Can Shape Our Future | Savannah Hanson | TEDxLadywood Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-21 16:31
I want you to take a second and picture someone. Someone who has this amazing ability, magical even, that every time they speak, you just can't help but roll your eyes. Maybe it's a politician, a colleague, an uncle. It's always an uncle, isn't it.I'm sorry, but you know the one. You disagree constantly, usually about the same topic, and you just can't seem to understand why they think the way they do. So, we tend to do one of two things.We argue with them, or we avoid them. My name is Savannah and I help p ...
Curiosity and Code | Chetan Jaydeep Ravada | TEDxMAHE
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-18 16:29
So when I was 2 years old, my parents had just moved to a new town, my dad would take me along this certain path to all the shops and everything. So one day uh I mean I didn't really know the names of the streets, but I knew the turns, the smells, the feel of it, right. So one day my parents had left me with the neighbors and I decided to retrace this path all by myself.No plan, no map, just a tiny human with maximum confidence. I walked for maybe two, three kilometers, utterly convinced that I could come b ...
THE FOLD BETWEEN | Shiven Bajaj | TEDxYouth@GEMSModernAcademy
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-18 16:28
[music] So there I was, flat on my bed, thumb locked in a marathon with the endless scroll. You know the kind of boredom I'm talking about, but even switching apps feels like a workout. I was bored out of my mind.Absolutely nothing to do. And of course, my parents were in the background on repeat. Get off your phone.Go do something productive. Go outside and touch grass. Yeah, no thanks.Here's the thing. Productivity to me always sounded like a tax form in human form. It reminded me of grown-ups in suits.5- ...
How to raise curious and confident young people | Caren Cooper | TEDxElmPark
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-14 17:28
breath, right. I want you to take a deep breath and think [Music] of hands. Who's singing that jingle. Who remembers that jingle.We know you all. Doesn't it just make you smile. >> Doesn't it just make you feel good. Don't you feel a little bit childlike even too.Here's a fun fact for you. You were all Toys R Us kids at one point. Why.Because kids are born knowing how to do two things with sheer brilliance, and that's play and feel. Recently I read an article on learning toplay. com that said this said from ...