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Big Brothers Big Sisters pair shares ‘epically awesome’ holiday surprise
NBC News· 2025-12-11 21:30
So happy to see you. >> A merry moment with Santa. [laughter] >> I can't believe it.>> Look. He can't believe it. >> Revealing an early Christmas surprise for Christian.The topper to a whirlwind holiday season. Meet Christian and Toby. Brought together by the Big Brothers Big Sisters program three years ago, and they've been virtually inseparable ever since.He's the greatest mentor a kid could ever even have. He's been with me through my ups and even downs. And and still we still are the best bros. >> We ar ...
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Mayne· 2025-12-11 17:36
RT Breakout (@breakoutprop)The first payout is the most important.It’s a huge confidence builder.It validates that the strategy you used to get funded can also get you paid.It proves you can deal with the pressure of a funded account.That’s why we have on-demand payouts with no minimum trading days and no consistency rule.If you trade well, you get paid.It’s a trading account, not an obstacle course. ...
It is Okay to be a Beginner | Sarah Nell Harp | TEDxMontanaStateUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-10 17:26
Does anyone know what it means to be a Jerry. I know, crazy topic to bring up in a TED talk. A Jerry is often used in ski conversation, whether it's on the slope or just a normal dialogue.An urban dictionary defines a Jerry as someone who is a geek or a gapper or someone who's inexperienced about snowboarding or skiing. Now, let's watch a clip really quick. This was my very first day skiing and it was about two years ago up at Bridger and as you can tell I wasn't very good.I didn't really know how to turn o ...
How teen sports build confidence and community | Siddharth Karnati | TEDxMontgomery College
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-09 17:19
Mental Health & Well-being - Sports can serve as a form of therapy for teenagers, offering a space to process life without sitting still [19] - Teenagers who participate in sports may experience lower rates of anxiety and depression [17] - Sports provide a way to unplug from social media and technology, offering benefits like sunshine, fresh air, and team camaraderie [10][11] Personal Development - Sports can provide structure, purpose, consistency, and stability in a teenager's life [6][7] - Sports offer life-changing gifts such as focus, discipline, and a sense of community [9][15] - Discipline acquired through sports translates to freedom and calmness [9] - Sports can transform raw emotion into motivation and teach that movement can be medicine [12] Social & Community Impact - Sports teams can function as a second family, providing support and encouragement [8][14] - Team sports help build important life skills such as perseverance, resilience, and social skills [17] Physical Health - Sports participation can improve sleep and dietary habits, leading to better performance and recovery [12][13]
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Bloomberg· 2025-12-08 04:20
Indonesian stocks are poised for their first quarterly inflow of funds from foreign investors in more than a year, as confidence improves over Southeast Asia’s largest market https://t.co/Pabg5sW7wC ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-08 02:10
Over time, silence can erode credibility and visibility, ultimately limiting your influence. The good news is that confidence in meetings isn't an innate trait reserved for natural leaders. It's a skill you can develop through preparation and strategic language choices. If you've been holding back, feeling uncertain about when or how to speak up, these seven phrases will help you sound confident and command respect in any meeting.Read more: https://t.co/aDIRthH5Lp ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-06 03:10
Over time, silence can erode credibility and visibility, ultimately limiting your influence. The good news is that confidence in meetings isn't an innate trait reserved for natural leaders. It's a skill you can develop through preparation and strategic language choices. If you've been holding back, feeling uncertain about when or how to speak up, these seven phrases will help you sound confident and command respect in any meeting.Read more: https://t.co/aDIRthH5Lp ...
One Word Away: The Transformative Art of Encouragement | Tobi Gadison | TEDxBuckheadAve
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:58
Psychological Impact of Words - Discouraging words can rewire the brain for delay, avoidance, and procrastination [4] - Discouraging comments create threat pathways in the brain, triggering fear centers and leading to behavioral prisons like procrastination and perfectionism [9][10] - Negative self-talk is often a recording of learned trauma, leading to self-defeating prophecies [25] Overcoming Negative Impacts - Encouragement is transformative and can liberate individuals from mental captivity [5] - Believing in someone's potential and speaking life into it is crucial for their success [20][21] - Recognizing and encouraging even small signs of potential or effort ("crumbs") can lead to significant progress [22] - Interrupting negative thoughts with positive words and practicing self-compassion are essential for self-encouragement [26][28] Strategies for Personal Growth - Perfectionism is a psychological trick used as protection against perceived consequences of mistakes [11][12] - Celebrating small wins conditions the mind for momentum and success by releasing serotonin and dopamine [26][27] - Disrupted executive function, stemming from a lack of encouragement, hinders the completion of daily tasks [19]
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Forbes· 2025-12-05 11:30
Confidence drives action—but moderate self-doubt refines it. Learn how leaders who stay curious, humble and aware avoid hubris and make better decisions. https://t.co/t2E2hPMNzb ...
You have the power to change a life, you just need the courage to use it | Duy Vi Do | TEDxHUS
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:05
You have a power to change a life. You just need a courage to use. I have all the reason in the world to not to be here today. I have all the excuse to not have a good job or a good life.When I were 14, I dropped out of school and I became a street kid. So what happened. How come a kid leading on the street become a CEO.Here is photo of me in the black t-shirt and my foot on the soccer ball. When I were a child, my parent [clears throat] were really poor. They didn't have enough money for me to go to school ...