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How a nature photographer lives in the moment | Tony Baldasaro | TEDxPortsmouth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-20 17:00
[Applause] You remember the last time you lost your wallet. You remember the panic that washed over you when you realized that you had no money, no credit cards, and maybe worst of all, you were going to have to go to the DMV to get a new driver's license. I do.I was sitting in seat 1B on flight 394 to Fresno, California on February 4th, 2020, the last time I lost my wallet. I can still remember vividly looking at the bottle of water that I was holding in my hand that I had just bought at the Denver airport ...
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Ansem 🧸💸· 2025-09-19 21:14
RT Jay Alto (@theJayAlto)literally all of history’s greatest minds embraced solitude. long walks. isolated studios. late nights. early mornings. strict routines. solo trips. you have to deliberately strip away the noise of the external world to examine the internal one. create space to process the chaos. ...
The Silent Reset | Dr. Cherag Shah | TEDxSABVMCRI
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 15:11
Core Argument - The presentation addresses the pervasive issue of digital noise and its impact on mental well-being, leading to anxiety, stress, and burnout [2][4] - It introduces the concept of "Mind Architect" to help individuals understand and manage their mental operating system for improved clarity, purpose, and presence [10] - The presentation proposes a framework of Reset, Rewire, and Rise (RRR) to combat mental loops and promote a more fulfilling life [18] Mental Well-being & Performance - The speaker shares personal experiences of burnout despite professional success, highlighting the importance of mental health [6] - The presentation emphasizes the need to reset the brain from past limiting beliefs and introduce new perspectives [19][20] - It differentiates between reacting and responding, advocating for clarity, peace, and purpose in decision-making [22][23] Practical Techniques - The presentation introduces three simple techniques for stress reduction and anxiety management: psychedelic sigh, gaze method, and five-finger breathing pattern [26][27][28] - The psychedelic sigh involves specific breathing patterns to reduce cortisol levels [26] - The gaze method involves eye movements to alleviate anxiety [27] - The five-finger breathing pattern utilizes acupressure to calm the rhythmic blood pattern [29] Analogy & Metaphor - The presentation uses the analogy of a computer with multiple tabs open to illustrate the impact of mental overload [24] - It compares the human mind to an operating system (like Apple or Android) that needs to be understood and optimized [10] - The presentation uses the metaphor of a cocoon and a butterfly to represent the transformation from a limited state to one of clarity and purpose [30]
Meditation: What, How, Why. | Markus Badwal | TEDxHHL
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:45
Core Argument - Meditation is not primarily about eliminating distracting thoughts, achieving blissful states, or being a mere health booster, but rather about cultivating mindfulness [6][8][9] - Mindfulness, in the context of meditation, is defined as a non-judgmental, open awareness of thoughts, emotions, and sensations as they arise, practiced moment by moment [13][14][15] - Meditation, specifically insight meditation (Vipassanā), is a mental practice aimed at training the mind to cultivate mindfulness [11][12][15] Practical Application - To begin meditating, the industry suggests utilizing digital applications for guidance and establishing a dedicated space and time for practice [16][17] - The practice involves focusing on the breath as an anchor, observing thoughts and sensations without judgment, and returning to the breath when the mind wanders [18][19][20] - Even a short practice, such as one minute, can provide an experience of the mind and the benefits of meditation [21][22] Benefits and Impact - Scientific data suggests meditation can lower anxiety and depressive symptoms, enhance attention, memory, and mood regulation, and lead to beneficial structural changes in the brain [24] - The quality of one's mind, which can be improved through meditation, determines the quality of one's life, influencing how one experiences and responds to the world [25][26] - Meditation allows for a deliberate response to external and internal events, enabling one to let go of negative emotions and begin again [27][28]
Live What You Learn | Fayez Atari | TEDxKhilda
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:14
[موسيقى] واو ما اجملكم هي اول مره الي على مسرح باي ذا واي كثير شكلكم حلو تمام حديثي اليوم رح يكون بعنوان ماذا لو كان الكتاب الذي عليك ان تقراه هو انت وليس كتابا اخر ولكن قبل ما اكمل حديثي حابب اشكر جماعه تدكس خلده على استضافتهم لي على هذا المسرح الجميل شكرا لكم كلكم شكلكم كثير طالع حلو شكرا لاهتمامكم [تصفيق] [موسيقى] الان بدي اياكم تعتبروا حديثي اشبه برله عشان هيك بدي اطلب منكم طلب غريب هو غريب كثير بس سريع بسيط بدي ايانا كلياتنا مع بعض ناخذ نفس عميق زي هيك ان 3 2 يا ما سمعت كمان انظون اوكي عشان هي رحله الا ...
Misery, Man, Meaning, and Mindfulness | Yashu Sharma | TEDxBITSPilani
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 15:04
हेलो एवरीवन मैं बहुत ही साधारण से परिवार से मैं जब 16 17 वर्ष का था तो बहुत परेशान रहा करता था कि क्या करें क्या और ये तो सबकी समस्या होती है मेरी कुछ थोड़ी ज्यादा थी ना और वो 90 का टाइम था कुछ ज्यादा आईडिया नहीं था क्या करें 90 का टाइम था कुछ ज्यादा आईडिया भी नहीं था कि क्या करें क्या ना करें पढ़ी खुद कोसना कपों को पो को पो को पो को कोसना बस यही चला करता था एक दिन मैं एक मंदिर गया हुआ था वहां एक स्वामी जी प्रवचन कर रहे थे कि मनुष्य अपने भाई और वो मेरा टर्निंग पॉइंट था तो मुझे लगा वो एक मौका है और मैंने उसप ...
The Post Pandemic "New Normal" Isn't Normal | Dr. Danielle Griffin | TEDxGreenhouse Road
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-18 14:36
Mental and Physical Health Crisis - The pandemic triggered a 25% increase in anxiety and depression globally [8] - Approximately 15 billion people, representing 20% of the world's population, are believed to suffer from chronic pain [9] Holistic Wellness Approach - The presentation introduces somatic exercise therapy, connecting mind, breath, and movement to release pain and trauma [11] - Somatic exercises involve breath work, meditation, and movement to relieve stress, reduce pain, and heal from trauma [11] - Even short 90-second pauses and 10-minute mobility stretches can significantly reduce stress [14] Benefits of Somatic Exercises - Somatic exercises can significantly reduce PTSD symptoms and enhance overall well-being [15] - Breath work enhances focus, lowers blood pressure, and reduces stress levels [15] - Mindful meditation enhances alpha and theta brain waves to improve sleep [15] - Movement at the pace of breath improves muscle and joint recovery and stimulates the vagus nerve, enhancing gut health [16] Practical Application - A 30-day guide using somatic exercises is designed to create awareness, alignment, and action for improved mental and physical health [16]
What You Seek Is Also Seeking You | Nhat Nam Le | TEDxISPH Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:46
Core Framework: SOUL - The framework consists of four components: Seek, Observe, Understand, and Liberate [3] - The framework aims to help individuals avoid cyclical stagnation by addressing the root causes of struggles [24][25] - The ultimate goal is to seek, observe, understand, and liberate one's soul [30] Seek (Purpose) - When facing struggles, individuals should seek the true purpose and meaning behind them [3][5] - Struggles can be seen as a compass leading to the unknown, prompting self-reflection [8] - Drawing from Victor Frankl's logo therapy, humans seek meaning and purpose in their actions [6] Observe (Mindfulness) - When difficulties arise, individuals should pause and observe their emotions and reactions [8] - Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy suggests that a more mindful brain works more effectively [11] - Avoid letting the mind explode and being dragged away by the problem itself [12] Understand (Growth) - Individuals should consider what the struggle is making them become, rather than focusing on destruction [13][14] - Struggles can be a signal that victory will follow, shaping individuals into stronger versions of themselves [14] - Rejection can be redirection, leading to more suitable paths for growth [16] Liberate (Freedom) - Liberation involves letting go of negative, repetitive memories and thoughts [19][20] - Individuals should separate themselves from the problem and tell their story from a third-person perspective [21] - Acknowledge negative thoughts but do not let them control you [22]
Looped in Doubt, Freed by Clarity | Yash Tiwari | TEDxMNNIT
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-01 15:08
Core Argument - The presentation addresses the difference between individuals who navigate life with excitement and those trapped in a cycle of anxiety, attributing the difference to their inner voice or self-confidence [2][3][4][5][6] - It emphasizes the importance of building self-confidence to overcome anxieties and escape the "chakra view" of negative emotions [10] Walls of Anxiety - The presentation identifies four walls of anxiety that hinder personal growth: self-doubt, fear of opinions, comparison, and reluctance [14][15][18][19][20][22] - Self-doubt prevents individuals from expressing themselves or pursuing their ambitions [16][17] - Fear of others' opinions leads to conformity and suppression of individuality [18][19] - Comparison with others discourages individuals from sharing their thoughts and ideas [20][21] - Reluctance, resulting from the other three walls, restricts individuals from taking action and limits their potential [22][23][24] Pillars of Mindful Introspective Communication - The presentation proposes five pillars for mindful introspective communication to foster self-confidence and personal growth: context, clarity, creativity, connectivity, and consistency [25][26][27] - Establishing a positive context involves reframing negative thoughts and focusing on making an effort to improve [28][29] - Clarity requires being specific about the areas of improvement and setting actionable goals [30][31][32] - Creativity suggests using indirect methods, such as writing stories, to explore personal struggles and gain insights [33][34][35] - Connectivity emphasizes the importance of maintaining social connections and avoiding isolation [36][37][38] - Consistency is crucial for sustaining efforts and achieving long-term progress [39][40] Self-Appreciation - The presentation highlights the significance of self-appreciation in the journey of self-growth and building self-confidence [41][42] - It encourages individuals to acknowledge and appreciate their progress, even if it's small, and to commit to continuous improvement [42][43][44]
The Soulful Rise from Silence | Rekha Babulkar | TEDxTechnocrats Institute Of Technology
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-30 15:44
Personal Development & Transformation - Overcoming early life challenges, including starting work at 17 due to family needs and struggling with English communication [1][2] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-reflection to understand personal challenges and emotions [6][9] - Rewiring negative thoughts and beliefs is crucial for personal growth, highlighting the significance of self-talk [12][14] - Embracing pain as a "portal for success" and learning from it, rather than avoiding it [16][17] - Releasing negative emotions like anger, guilt, and doubt is essential for building a strong foundation [21] - Rising above challenges by making the best out of every situation, turning "lemons into lemonade" [22] - Focusing on the present and building the future from today, regardless of past experiences [25] Entrepreneurship & Impact - The speaker became a manager at 26, overcoming gender and age-related difficulties [5] - The speaker started a garment factory employing 350 women, though the business eventually failed [8] - The speaker's organization has impacted 32,000 women through mindfulness sessions and created 900+ soulful families [28] - The speaker's mission is to create 1 million soulful families through positive emotions and relationships [28]