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The Day I Thought I Lost It All — But Found 3 Truths | Vijay Kakwani | TEDxSAJS Vasundhara Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-30 15:24
[प्रशंसा] साहिबान मेहरबान कदरदान रेड टॉक में डमरू अरे स्पीकर है या मदारी है ये इंसान अजी ये जो डमरू है ये भी कुछ सिखा के जाएगा तो खुले रखिए रखिएगा अपने दोनों कान नाम विजय प्रोफेशन स्टोरी टेलर और आज जानिए मिली कैसे यह पहचान मेरे साथ चलेंगे तो चलिए आपको आज से कुछ छ साल पहले लेके चलता हूं 12th अक्टूबर मेरी जिंदगी का सबसे बड़ा दिन तब मैं एक रेगुलर कॉर्पोरेट जॉब किया करता था और कहानियां सिर्फ शव के लिए सुनाया करता था। अब इमेजिन कीजिए कि आज आपका कोई बहुत बड़ा दिन है। सीईओ के साथ कोई बड़ी मीटिंग ड्रीम जॉब के लिए फ ...
Giữa vô vàn tiếng nói, tôi chọn giọng làng mình | Phạm Vinh | TEDxBTEC FPT Hanoi
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-27 15:31
His journey isn’t just about chasing trends or going viral, it’s about preserving the soul of his roots through storytelling. Gaining fame in 2021 with the viral video “The Nosy Neighbor and the Bottle of Pesticide,” he chose not the flashiest topics, but familiar rural tales, playing multiple roles in one video to bring them to life. What made his work stand out was its raw humor, emotional truth, and deep connection to Vietnamese countryside culture. Among all his characters, Cụ Phến remains the most icon ...
What if community is built by sharing stories we hide? | Sónia Silva | TEDxPraça Gil Eanes
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-23 16:54
[Music] [Applause] I remember the moment the door swung open and I saw 25 kids stir me up and down. I was six years old and I did what I knew best. I hid behind two large trees, my father's legs.We had just moved from Germany to Portugal to Lagos, my family's hometown. And my mother gently assured me, "Darling, don't worry. In Portugal, all the kids are just like you." What does that even mean when you're six. Sure, I spoke Portuguese. Sure, I look Portuguese.I still do. Brown eyes, brown hair, but the way ...
Transforming generational health with story | Dr. Oneeka Williams | TEDxRoxbury
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-23 16:02
[Applause] I am Madam Sodium, hypertension's best friend. My vibe is irresistible. I'll hang with HT till the end. Before the refrigerator, you couldn't live without me. I kept food from spoiling and fed every family. Now I'm in the dog house. It is so unfair. But I am here to stay. I am everywhere. Hypertension is sneaky. So, it's about to be lit. If you don't handle your business, your organs and your body will take the hit. So, you might be wondering, why am I starting this conversation on transforming g ...
El poder de las palabras | Luis Baez | TEDxKeiserUniversityLAC
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-16 15:22
Gracias. Buenas noches y y a mí yo soy superfan de los aplausos, así que quiero pedir un fuerte aplauso para todos los que han pasado antes, que me encanta y me encanta haber podido escucharlos a muchos de ellos, porque justamente venimos a hablar del poder de las palabras y todos ellos lo que tienen en común es que usaron palabras para llegarle a sus mentes, ¿no? Yo creo que no hay un mejor lugar para empezar. que en la Biblia, en el Génesis, y Dios dijo, "Sea la luz. " Y fue la luz. Si ustedes querían un ...
抱着“不做就会死”的决心,才能真正做好全球化 | 42章经
42章经· 2025-06-15 13:57
Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of a mindset shift for founders when entering overseas markets, treating globalization as a critical strategy rather than a secondary option [2][4]. Group 1: Globalization Strategy - Founders must view overseas expansion as a "do or die" situation to succeed in global markets [2][4]. - The distinction between "going overseas" and "globalization" is significant; the former lacks focus and direction [6][8]. - Initial focus should be on specific regions that can drive value to other markets, with Southeast Asia and Japan identified as initial targets [9][10]. Group 2: Market Insights - Success in the U.S. market can provide credibility in other regions, as American clients value proven case studies [12]. - The U.S. market has a higher ceiling for revenue potential compared to other regions [13]. - Japan's market is predictable, but the pace of business is slower, requiring patience and understanding of local practices [15][17]. Group 3: Operational Challenges - A "business trip mentality" is insufficient for establishing long-term relationships in overseas markets; physical presence is crucial [19]. - Local hiring is essential for roles that require deep market understanding, while some technical roles can be filled by domestic teams initially [21][23]. - Language barriers are minimal compared to the challenge of starting from scratch in a new market [23]. Group 4: Competitive Advantages - Chinese teams possess unique advantages in technology, supply chain, and service responsiveness, which can be leveraged in the U.S. market [24][27]. - Focusing on customer success rather than just product performance is vital for building strong client relationships [36]. Group 5: Commercialization Strategies - Selecting clients carefully is crucial; targeting large enterprises can yield higher lifetime value (LTV) [39][42]. - Understanding and defining what constitutes a "big client" is essential for strategic growth [41][44]. - The importance of storytelling and marketing should not overshadow product development and customer engagement [47][48]. Group 6: Organizational Culture - Establishing an English-speaking work environment and using international tools are key milestones for assessing a team's readiness for globalization [49]. - A commitment to global expansion should be unwavering, even if domestic revenue is present [50][51].
What makes a story worth telling? | John Duffy | TEDxIndianaUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-13 15:29
Why do some stories captivate us while others are quite forgettable? Why can a book or a movie with very little action in it hold our attention while others will feel quite flat no matter how many high octane combat scenes get shoehorned in? While there probably isn't any single answer to this question, I do believe there is a blanket answer that probably applies in most circumstances. And that is stakes. Yeah. If nothing is at stake, we have no reason to be concerned and therefore no reason to be drawn in ...
What Is Your Brand? | Rufeda Ali | TEDxHarmony Science Academy Dallas High
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-13 15:00
Personal Branding Importance - Context, urgency, and visibility significantly impact perceived value, similar to a phone charger's price fluctuation [1] - Being capable is insufficient without visibility; personal branding is crucial for recognition and opportunity [1] - Personal branding is about authenticity and vulnerability, not about being an influencer or chasing likes and followers [1] - A strong personal brand ensures your name precedes you, influencing interviews and company perceptions [1] - Personal branding is not self-promotion but about being known for your true self and the value you offer [1] Overcoming Obstacles - Initial struggles, such as cultural shock and language barriers, can be overcome with determination [1] - Rejection is not always due to lack of qualification but can stem from a lack of visibility [1] - Sharing your story, even if it helps only one person, is valuable [1] - Consistency is key in building a digital and physical footprint [2] Practical Steps for Building a Personal Brand - Define what you want to be known for, focusing on impact rather than title [2] - Live your brand before posting it, sharing your learning and evolution [2] - Share your story vulnerably, as people connect with authenticity and growth [2] - Connections are more valuable than resumes; networking creates opportunities [2] - Craft your story, live it authentically, and own it [3]
How Film Can Shape a Nation’s Future | Jason Rajasinghe | TEDxColombo
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-12 15:22
Would [Music] [Music] you all indulge indulge me for a second and close your eyes. Think of New York City. You can probably see the yellow taxis in Manhattan.hear the honking, maybe even feel the energy of Time Square. You can open your eyes now. Now, let me ask you, have any of you actually been there.Chances are, many of you haven't, but you know it. Why. Because movies and television have framed it for you.If you still can't visualize it, it's okay because most of us need the help to see it and then to b ...