Personal Health & Genetics - The individual had a 50% chance of inheriting a mutated breast cancer gene (BA) from her mother [4] - Genetic testing revealed a 90% lifetime risk of developing breast cancer and a 60% lifetime risk of ovarian cancer [5][7] - Doctors recommended a double mastectomy and removal of ovaries as preventative measures [7] Coping & Resilience - The individual chose to undergo surgeries out of love for her future and children, not out of fear [9] - The individual received a healing tattoo of a willow tree, symbolizing resilience, to reclaim her body and remind herself that she is more than her scars [11][12] - Sharing scars and stories can heal and empower others to face their own challenges [13][14] Societal Impact & Visibility - The world often encourages flawlessness, but real power lies in facing challenges [3] - Hiding scars isolates individuals, while visibility promotes healing and gives others permission to show their own scars [12][13] - Real strength comes from stepping into the storm and choosing to stand, even with scars [13]

How many of you here today remember the first time you were scared of the dark or the first time you were actually convinced that there was a monster under your bed? That was the first knock of fear on your childhood doors. From the time we were little, fear has always been part of our lives. At the age of five, it's the dark. At 10, it's math's homework. Actually, that one is for all ages, I guess. And at 11, it's the fear of speaking on stage. Or even worse, the fear of embarrassing yourself in front of y ...

[Music] In the hall of noises and the flashing screen, we chase the looks, the likes, and the scenes. We try to fit ourself in the mold, afraid to break, afraid to fold. A thousand eyes we think they see, but the voice that matters is inside you, that whispers soft.You are meant to grow. Stop pleasing the world, you know. Stop pleasing the world you know. The world will shift. So will you stop pleasing the world, you know.Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Parat Puna. And I am a boy who loves pi ...

Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of upholding truth and faith, even in the face of adversity [1][2] - It encourages resilience and courage in the aftermath of a tragic event [2][3] - The speaker calls for unity and action to rebuild the United States [2] Values and Principles - It is better to face danger than to compromise one's beliefs [1] - Perseverance and unwavering commitment are essential, even when facing threats [3] - The speech promotes the idea of overcoming fear and speaking the truth [1][2]

Core Message & Values - The speech emphasizes courage and faith, highlighting the deceased's commitment to his beliefs, even in the face of danger [1][4] - It promotes a message of not backing down or being intimidated, urging listeners to stand firm in their convictions [4][5] - The speech advocates for open debate and persuasion through truth and conversation, rejecting violence and silencing of opposing views [6][7][8] - It extends an invitation to those who believe in American values, faith, family, and freedom, regardless of their background or past [9][10][11][12] Legacy & Call to Action - The speaker expresses deep personal loss and celebrates the life and impact of the deceased [1][12] - The speech calls for continuing the deceased's mission and legacy, encouraging others to step up and fill the void left by his death [8][12] Personal Anecdotes & Examples - The speaker shares personal anecdotes illustrating the deceased's courage and determination, such as continuing events despite safety concerns [2][3][4] - The speaker mentions the deceased's role in encouraging him to engage with college campuses, highlighting his influence [2]

Before I begin, let me be completely honest. I didn't come here to give a TEDex talk today. I came because rumors said there will be free snacks backstage.But since I'm already here, let's talk about something far more important than samosas. Let's talk about breaking boundaries. Hello everyone.I'm Anvi Ritimat from Bila International School. Yes, a sixth grader. And yes, I have a tiny speck on my face and a smile that makes most people think I'm harmless.But don't be fooled. Behind this smile is karate kid ...

[Music] [Music] Did you hear that. That's not just an allap that's a piece of my soul. I'm Swamini Shapurkar from grade 9 Bila International School and today I want to share my journey with music.When I was six, my mom put me into a music class and trust me I was terrible. I sang without feelings, without understanding the words. basically a robot trying to sing Bollywood songs.But slowly something changed. I began to sing with my heart and that changed everything. I know I was terrible but I refused to let ...

[Applause] How many of you have ever flown a kite before. It looks easy until the sky changes. People around you shout instructions.Some even try to take over the string while others they just laugh from the sidelines. And often the string snaps. That is what it felts like when I told my family I wanted to study commerce.See, I've always been a good student, the kind who brought home high grades yet even higher expectations. So naturally, my family, close and distant alike, believed it was obvious that I'd ...

Core Message - A single voice, action, or movement can significantly impact individuals, communities, and society [1] - Small actions can have monumental consequences, aligning with the butterfly effect concept [1] - Speaking up and finding one's passion can lead to positive change in the world [11][12] Personal Empowerment - Overcoming personal insecurities and struggles can lead to self-discovery and growth [1] - Recognizing the impact of one's voice and actions on others can inspire positive change [2][3] - Encouraging individuals to be the reason for someone else's positive experience [8] Social Impact - Collective voices can drive significant change, as demonstrated by movements like MeToo [7] - Addressing issues like menstrual health openly can transform communities [4][5] - Creating a world where every voice is heard can lead to a better society [10]

[Applause] [Music] important thing about how it was and how it is and how the future looks like especially when it comes to leadership. Yeah. Especially when it comes to leadership in the era of artificial intelligence.How do we become emotionally intelligent. How do we become multiple other intelligences together so that we can be one of the best. Right.So I'm going to give you in three big time leadership spaces which I feel once you have it in you it's already there. It's just that we need to revisit tha ...