[Music] Feel it. Face it. Flip it. Feel it. Face it and flip it.Imagine going to work the first day of the new year. You're pregnant with your soontobe ex-husband's baby and boom, you get fired. This was a part of my story, but let me back up and tell you how we got here.I grew up in a very small town called Grenada, Mississippi, where everyone knows everybody. My parents were educators and they were really big on us getting our education. So, I ended up getting an academic scholarship to Jackson State Univ ...

Core Message - Every individual possesses a unique "song" that reflects their life experiences and resilience, not necessarily a perfect performance [3][5] - Society often silences voices due to fear of judgment and comparison, leading individuals to suppress their authentic expression [5][6] - True expression lies in embracing vulnerability and truth, rather than striving for perfection or external validation [6][7] Supporting Data & Statistics - 75% of people experience fear when using their voice in front of others, and 90% feel nervous speaking in public [5] - 9 out of 10 adults feel unsafe speaking their truth at least once a year [5] - 69% of young people worry about being judged for expressing their mental or emotional state [5] Call to Action - Encourage individuals to listen to and embrace their own unique "song," regardless of imperfections [6][18] - Promote self-acceptance and authentic expression over performance and comparison [6][10] - Advocate for creating a world where every voice is valued and heard, fostering a sense of liberation and permission to speak one's truth [5][18]

RT THE HUNTER ✴️ (@TrueGemHunter)Don't worry about the dip.Every setback is a setup for a comeback. ...

[Music] A very good morning to all of you here today. Thank you for uh joining me in this journey. Also um thank you again the organizer for inviting me here today to join with you.Okay, let's move on to um my story and how I interpreted the uh notion of all the way and how I experienced during my journey. All right, seems like somebody would like to have a live stream for me. Okay.So um for decades we were told arrive finished and accomplished that once we graduate we got a job get promoted we are families ...

Don't worry about the dip.Every setback is a setup for a comeback. ...

[Music] Thank you for having me here. I protected so many lives and beliefs. Even once a bride who ran away mid wedding.Yes, I ran too but not was to protect her. Now standing in front of so many bride's minds and youths. I'm feeling nervous because I'm here to share my 54 years of life, emotional strength, adventure, drama, love just in 10 minutes.So, wish me good luck. Now, I want all of you to close your eyes for a minute and imagine a bodyguard. Picture.Now, open your eyes. Now picture instead this a fe ...

[Music] What if the strongest kind of strength isn't allowed. What if it doesn't come with big wins or bold speeches. And what if real strength just whispers, "Try again." Let me take you back to my fourth grade.I just come home from school. Backpack still on, shoes still dusty. When my right hand started to shake, not the kind of shake that would stop.It wouldn't stop. Not for a minute, not for an hour. What followed were weeks and weeks of hospital visits, MRIs, and scans, and questions no one could answe ...

Core Message - The power of revising and retelling personal stories to empower oneself and inspire others, emphasizing that it's never too late to do so [2] - Encouragement to examine and retell difficult stories from a place of gratitude and fulfillment [34] - Recognizing the potential of everyday people, like the speaker's mother, who may appear ordinary but are significant to others [33] Speaker's Mother's Story - The speaker's mother's early life in Afghanistan involved facing restrictions and societal expectations, finding solace and recognition in school [4][5][6] - The mother's journey involved leaving school due to marriage, experiencing war, and eventually immigrating to the United States [7][8][9] - The mother worked at a hot dog stand in the US to support her family, a job the speaker was initially embarrassed by but later recognized as a source of opportunity [11][12][24] - Despite hardships, the mother prioritized her children's education, setting high standards and instilling good character [19][20] Personal Transformation - The speaker's realization that she had been telling herself the wrong story, focusing on lack instead of the blessings and opportunities they had [25] - The speaker's recognition of her mother's resilience, courage, and efforts to provide a better life for her children [26][27][28]

Personal Development & Career Path - The speaker initially aimed for chemical engineering at King's College London but later shifted to medicine [6][9] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of embracing change and not being afraid to explore new paths [16][17] - The speaker highlights that setbacks can lead to unexpected opportunities and personal growth [10][13][14] Ambition & Perfectionism - The speaker acknowledges being ambitious and a perfectionist, which can be both a driving force and a hindrance [4][5] - The speaker learned that over striving can lead to burnout and hinder progress [5] - The speaker suggests that life isn't a straight path and encourages flexibility in pursuing goals [16][17] Experiential Learning - Involvement in activities like the Miss College Fellowship program provided valuable connections and insights [6][11] - Overcoming challenges during high school, including health issues, helped the speaker realize their potential [8][13][14] - The speaker's experience skipping the first year of medical school demonstrates the unexpected benefits of past efforts [14]

Core Message - The speaker shares her personal journey of resilience after being diagnosed with breast cancer at 31 in 2012, emphasizing the importance of having a purpose in life to overcome challenges [1] - The speaker advocates for inner resilience and determination, highlighting that a clear purpose provides direction and strength to persevere through obstacles [1] Personal Transformation - The speaker expresses gratitude for her cancer experience, as it led to meaningful changes, including prioritizing health, becoming more spiritual, and letting go of unnecessary burdens [2] - Post-treatment, the speaker faced the challenge of finding a new normal and realized the need for a new purpose to manage life's demands independently [1] NGO and Breast Cancer Awareness - The speaker founded the NGO "Yes to Life" in 2014 and runs a breast cancer center for the underprivileged, providing free breast health services, screenings, and support [2] - The NGO has reached out to over 800,000 (8 Lakh) people for breast cancer awareness, focusing on early detection and down-staging breast cancer [3] Spiritual Experiences and Visualization - The speaker describes profound spiritual experiences during her follow-up treatments, emphasizing the importance of experiencing spirituality rather than just understanding it [2] - Visualization was used to overcome fear by envisioning a future with family, which helped in choosing love over fear and fighting the odds [2] Overcoming Challenges - Despite experiencing extreme fatigue, hair loss, and other side effects, the speaker never gave up, driven by the desire to win over cancer [2] - The speaker completed her PhD after cancer, driven by a commitment to finish what she started, rather than for career progression [3] Key to Resilience - The common factor in overcoming challenges is the knowledge of purpose, commitment to striving, and inner resilience to fight and flourish despite the odds [3] - The speaker emphasizes that the work she does through her NGO is not just a job but a purpose, driven by a sense of self-accountability [3]