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Good News: What would bubbe do?
NBC News· 2025-12-15 00:33
Core Concept - 6th and I synagogue in DC is offering advice and support from Jewish grandmothers ("Bubbies") to those feeling lost or confused [2] - The "What would Bubby do?" program provides a non-judgmental, empathetic, and experienced perspective [1][3] Key Attributes of Bubbies - Bubbies offer a soft shoulder, empathy, and a listening ear, unlike technology [2][3] - They provide perspective based on experience and "hutzpah" (Yiddish bravado) rooted in 5,000 years of history [2][3] - Bubbies encourage individuals to trust their gut, take leaps, and find what's good [3][4][5] Topics Addressed - Bubbies offer guidance on careers, love, and life in general [4] - They emphasize that mistakes are learning experiences [4] Call to Action - The program encourages people to take chances and pursue solutions [4][5]
Gaining Patient’s Trust | DR. SUMAN BHANDARI | TEDxRajouri Garden
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-12 17:02
[music] [music and applause] So good afternoon friends. As we walk into a doctor's office, we look not only for his competence but also for an open and trusting environment. So a trust is a belief that someone is good and honest and will not cause deception to us.It can also be choosing to make something important to us vulnerable uh to the actions of another person. So it could be our life, heart or any other organ which we are think we are have in consultation with the physician. Humans are emotionally uh ...
How cultures shape perspective | Mia Blundy | TEDxYouth@ISMonaco
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-12 16:09
What makes us who we are. Is it the language we speak, the stories we tell, the songs we sing. Perhaps it's all of these woven together by culture, the lens through which we see the world around us.It colors our manners, our music, our celebrations, and even the ways we show respect. Culture is everywhere. It lives in everything we do.But the world is not a result of a singular culture, but rather a mosaic of hundreds. And it is in seeing through those many eyes that we discover the true power of perspectiv ...
Come ricominciare dopo un lutto: quando la cura diventa voce | Alessandra Caiulo | TEDxLecce
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-11 17:27
Io credo di essere più brava a cantare che a parlare, anzi lo dico per certo, quindi mi scuso. Stasera parlare è non è semplice, anzi è durissimo, ma non perché manchino le parole, ma perché bisognava sceglierle con cura. E allora io vi chiedo scusa se mi affido alla scrittura, però questo è il mio modo per per mettere in ordine, per respirare e per capire.Eh, le parole mi accompagnano e adesso più che mai mi sostengono e quindi spero che possano aprire uno spazio, possano raccontare un passaggio, possano i ...
When Imagination Serves Empathy | Armine Anda | TEDxAUA
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-10 16:23
Do you remember your childhood dream. Let's take a moment to remember that. First time I remember myself as a child was when my father brought TV and switched it on.There was an animated phone there on the screen. What. Magic at home.I want to do that. That was my thought. I didn't know why.Just wanted to do magic with my hands. A little later, I saw Hamlet. Yes, my parents never forbided us to watch anything and mysterious and vulnerable Ailia took me to another dream to become an actress.And again, I didn ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-12-06 10:13
Everybody can identify what makes a great boss: vision, empathy, intelligence. But there’s one important trait many people don’t know. https://t.co/PdRwcU2ox0 https://t.co/DwbbBwPj2T ...
To be Human | Sonali Sharma | TEDxIITRopar
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:37
Human Experience - Being human involves embracing imperfections, contradictions, and the messiness of life, rather than striving for an unattainable ideal of perfection [1] - It is about balancing between work and life, understanding that small acts of kindness can make a significant difference [1] - Humans often crave simplicity but complicate things, desire happiness yet find reasons for sadness, and demand honesty while hiding behind filters [1] - The greatest act of courage is standing up for oneself, speaking up, protecting self-respect, and seeking help when needed [1] - Humans balance between needs and desires, finding meaning in small moments amidst the chaos of daily life [1][7] - Humans are wired for connection and empathy, not isolation or an overdose of information [6] Emotional Intelligence - Humans often hide pain and sorrow, presenting a facade of well-being even when struggling [1] - Learning from mistakes, including pride, ego, and anger, is crucial for developing kindness, gratitude, and humbleness [2] - It is important to acknowledge and embrace emotions rather than running away from them, as emotional intelligence is a key aspect of being human [2] Relationships and Connection - Humanity can be found in small acts of kindness and support from others, such as a steadying hand on a train or a stranger's blessing [1] - Forgiving others, even those who haven't apologized, and loving despite the risk are essential aspects of human connection [1] - Machines cannot replace human connection, empathy, or the comfort provided by friends and therapists during difficult times [4][5] Personal Growth - To be human is to fall and rise, to fail and try, to lose and still keep looking forward [6] - It involves daring, stumbling, breaking, and healing, and rebuilding again and again [1] - Overcoming the fear of regret is crucial, as is having the courage to choose momentary embarrassment over a lifetime of "what ifs" [10]
Lead by Serving | Dr. Ari Rosandi | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-03 17:31
Core Idea - True leadership is about service, not position or titles [3][4] - Servant leadership involves empowering others and prioritizing their needs [3][5] - Schools should be ecosystems of service, measuring success by contribution, not just grades [6] Leadership Qualities - Key leadership traits include kindness, empathy, and a willingness to serve [8][11] - Leaders should focus on helping others succeed [11] - Influence grows through service [6] Future Implications - Future doctors should be empathetic, engineers should build communities of care, and leaders should focus on lifting people up [9] - The future starts in schools and classrooms, with youth taking action [9][10] - Tomorrow will be brighter if everyone chooses to serve [11]
Is Life Extremely Unfair? | Farzana Wahid Shayan | TEDxDhanmondi
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-03 16:57
[মিউজিক] এবার যেটা দিয়ে শুরু করতে চাই আমার গল্প বা যেটা ভাগ করে নিতে চাই সেটা হলো এরকম যে মানে আমি আসলে শিখেছি আমার জীবন থেকে যে উপদেশ ব্যাপারটা কাজ করে না অর্থাৎ আমি যতবার যা কিছু শিখেছি আমার দুঃখের কাছে শিখেছি আমার বিপদের কাছে শিখেছি আমার ক্রোধের কাছে শিখেছি এটা ঠিক যে চারপাশে অনেক রসদ আছে কিন্তু যখন কেউ এসে আমাকে বলেছে তোমাকে আজকে আমি এটা শেখাতে চাই একটু শুনে রাখো শুনেই আমার ভালো লাগেনি তো এইটা আমি জানি আবার ধরেন আমি দেখেছি যে একটা পাখি সে খুব শক্তি নিয়ে উড়ে যাচ্ছে। মুক্তির শক্তি নিয়ে আমার দেখে ভালো ল ...
Run Your Own Marathon : Discipline for Self, Empathy for Others | Ambuj kumar | TEDxDikshant School
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-02 16:07
[music] [music] Allow me to take you to Boston Marathon course. This you know Boston Marathon is 42.2% km. This part of Boston suburb is called Newton and this is known for series of hills and the last one is called Heartbreak Hill.This comes right around 33 34 kilometers. I was there April 2022. My legs felt like concrete.I think my heart rate must have been north of 170. Every part of my body wanted to give up. You know there's a saying among marathoners that you run first 30 kilometers with your leg, nex ...