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Andrew Tate· 2025-10-11 21:03
Everything you want to attain in life is possible.It is at the top of the mountain.You MUST earn it and work for it.Nothing is given, and nothing earned is withheld. ...
P.I.T.C.H.ing is your superpower! | Dr. Forbes Riley | TEDxSt Pete Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-10 16:45
Core Message - Mastering the art of pitching is presented as a key to achieving desired outcomes in life and business [1][2] - The presentation aims to debunk the negative perception of pitching and reframe it as a natural and essential skill [17][27] The PITCH Framework - **Playful:** Emphasizes the importance of having fun, building relationships, and establishing rapport in the pitching process [17][18] - **I (Individual):** Highlights the significance of personal presentation and understanding the audience, tailoring the pitch to their individual needs [19][20][21][22][23][24] - **Timing:** Stresses the importance of appropriate timing in delivering a pitch to avoid rejection or missed opportunities [25] - **Clarity:** Underscores the need for clear goals and a focused approach in pitching to achieve desired results [25][26][27] - **Hope:** Focuses on pitching the desired outcome or hope rather than the product or service itself [27][28] Sales and Business Acumen - The speaker claims to have generated over $2.5 billion in sales through mastering the art of pitching [2][13] - The presentation references the speaker's experience in infomercials and live home shopping, highlighting the importance of pitching in these contexts [11][12] Life Skills and Personal Development - Pitching is presented as a life skill applicable to various situations beyond business, such as personal relationships and parenting [28][29][30] - The presentation encourages the audience to embrace pitching as a means to achieve their goals and manifest their desires [31][32]
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Andrew Tate· 2025-10-08 09:42
Product Offering - The company aims to provide ambitious men with everything needed for success, including motivation, information, and software tools [1] - The company offers a comprehensive platform for success [1] Marketing - The company promotes its platform through social media [1]
The potential of the adolescent brain | Anagha Hamsala | TEDxMcfarren Boulevard Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-07 16:50
Neuroscience of Adolescence - Adolescence is a unique window of opportunity due to increased neuroplasticity, the brain's ability to reorganize itself and form new neural connections [2][5] - During teenage years, brains are most adaptable, primed for learning and growth, but also highly susceptible to negative influences [5] - Environments directly impact brain growth, highlighting the importance of harnessing neuroplasticity to focus, adapt, and thrive [6] - Neuroscience reveals adolescence is about brains actively shaping who individuals become, with neuroplasticity at its peak [7] Enhancing Focus and Habits - Exercise and mindfulness produce brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein that supports neurogenesis, the production of new neurons [8] - Neuroplasticity thrives on challenge, novelty, and even failure, as brains form new connections in uncomfortable situations [8][9] - Focus is about saying yes to the right things, activating the prefrontal cortex, the brain's CEO responsible for decision making and planning [10][11] - Small achievements release dopamine, the brain's feel-good neurotransmitter, suggesting breaking down goals into smaller, manageable tasks [12][13] - Multitasking is ineffective; the brain prefers doing one thing well, and switching between tasks leads to lost time and productivity [13][14] - Habit stacking involves pairing a new habit with an existing one to prime the brain for focus and growth [15] Influence of Environment and Social Connections - Individuals mirror the behaviors of those around them due to mirror neurons, emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with optimistic and supportive people [17][18] - Being intentional with what one consumes and being an inspiration for others can create a ripple effect of positive influence [19][20]
Words Matter the Most in Success | Faran Rizvi | TEDxAzadiStreet
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-07 16:20
Investment Philosophy & Impact of Words - Words act as seeds in life, yielding returns potentially unrealized for 10-15 years, emphasizing the long-term impact of advice and interactions [1] - Early-stage investments, including investments in words, play a crucial role in life [1] - People seek positive investments in the form of words, not just money [1] Business Ventures & Financial Literacy - Initial business venture involved investing ₹175,000 in a generator business in 2006, yielding a 100% return, resulting in ₹325,000 in 2007 [1] - The company invested savings and earnings in the stock market, lacking control over fear and greed, leading to a loss of ₹110,000 [1] - Financial illiteracy, not fate, was the cause of investment losses, highlighting the importance of understanding investments [2] Stock Market Insights & Investment Timing - The stock market doesn't require large investments; small, timely investments aligned with dreams are more effective [1] - Starting investments in early 20s is crucial to fulfilling dreams and avoiding blame later in life [1] - A daughter's investment of ₹43,000-₹47,000 in a bank savings account in 2017 yielded a 100% return of ₹92,000-₹93,000, while investing in the bank's stock could have tripled the investment [1]
Less School Means More Learning | Lauren Bailey | TEDxVista Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-07 14:51
[Applause] I went from going to school 3 days a week in middle school to 5 days a week in high school. Yeah, just like that. A snap of the finger, a flick of the wrist, or whatever other expression you'd like to use.Now, granted, I was still doing work on my off days in middle school. I had as much time as I wanted on Mondays and Fridays to get up, do my homework, and still have plenty of time for myself when I was finished. But on Thursdays after school, I found myself wishing that I could get up the next ...
The World is Your Oyster-The Next Milestone | Malhar Ganla | TEDxOrbisSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:13
Isn't it amazing the kind of talent we had today. Uh most of the kids we can see that it's all motivation. Some of kids just have it.Some of us have to struggle our way through it in life and then discover what it is we are truly motivated for. But here's the interesting part. Over the last 10 years, I've treated thousands of people either diabetic or obese or having some kind of condition which has just slowed their life down a bit.And when we try to help them regain their health, we find it's really hard. ...
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Andrew Tate· 2025-10-04 12:49
Mindset & Motivation - The text emphasizes the importance of wanting to do the right thing, rather than having to convince oneself [1] - It highlights the value of being excited by challenges, enjoying struggle, and embracing hard work [1] - The text suggests that fixing one's thoughts can lead to positive changes in life [1] Success Factors - The successful are portrayed as those who naturally desire to do what is necessary [1]
The Pulse of Purpose | Max Duroseau | TEDxWLSA Shanghai Academy
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:45
Hello. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Max. Uh, not Dr.. Max, at least not yet. Thank you very much, though. I really appreciate that. Um, so I want to talk to you guys about Let's see if I can balance this clicker microphone situation. Hey, that's me. This is me. See, Mayo Doctor. Um, so I want to talk to all of you about something that is quite special. I want to talk to you guys about purpose. Now, when I say purpose, many of you may think about different things. Some of you may think ab ...
Connection Begins Where Words End | Rosmarie Molin | TEDxLilla Torg
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-30 14:46
[Music] What do you do when you love someone more than anything, but you just can't reach them. 17 years ago, my second son was born and he was diagnosed with AMC, which is a rare disability disorder. And a couple years later, he was diagnosed with low functioning autism.So I knew that connection would be very hard. And yet connection was the one thing I longed for the most. And I reassured myself that we're living in a country with strong supportive system.So I will get all the help I need. But the reality ...