Bien, yo quiero iniciar con una pregunta. ¿Alguien de aquí se llama Yolibet o alguien conoce a una Yolibet. La estoy viendo nadie. Nadie.Tranquilos, me lo esperaba. Bueno, pues ahora pueden decir que conocen una Yolivet. Me presento, si le soy sincera, toda mi vida odié mi nombre, no me gustaba para nada, era una inseguridad.Yo crecí odiando mi nombre porque muchos lo confundían, lo escribían mal, me decían Yuri Bet o cuando decía, "Me llamo Yulibet, ¿cómo?" Y termina en TH. Entonces, no me gustaba con deci ...

RT du (@thedulab)Good energy is the scoreboard of life. Always someone who has more meaningless shit than you. Comparison is a rigged game you lose before you even play. Just focus on ending each day feeling like you expanded more than you retracted. Like you put up more points for love over fear ...

[Music] You're what you do, not what you say you'll do. That's what Carl once said. But today, I'm telling you this. The power to break harmful cycles and make better decisions is already within you. You just have to look inside yourself and be honest. According to UNICEF, adolescence is a stage of life marked by numerous changes. You have to choose a career path, cultivate good habits and learn to manage distractions without getting overwhelmed. Even your brain is at a crucial phase of development. You hav ...

Key Themes - The presentation focuses on identifying and breaking personal and professional "loops" that hinder growth, particularly relevant to Gen Z [2][5] - The speaker shares personal experiences of overcoming challenges related to these loops [2] - The core message emphasizes self-awareness and proactive steps to escape limiting routines [23][25] Identified Loops - Over-validation: Seeking excessive external approval, leading to self-doubt and questioning personal judgment [11][12] - Comparison: Constant comparison with others on social media, resulting in feelings of inadequacy [14][15] - Comfort: Remaining within established routines and comfort zones, hindering personal and professional development [17][18] Strategies for Breaking Loops - Awareness: Recognizing and identifying the specific loops one is trapped in [23][24] - Self-Validation: Building confidence in one's own decisions and wisdom, reducing dependence on external validation [23] - Authenticity: Emphasizing genuine work and personal expression to avoid comparison and competition [16][17] - Proactive Action: Taking small, consistent steps to break free from routines and comfort zones [23][25]

Identity Development & Individuality - Twins often experience challenges in forming independent identities compared to singletons, as highlighted by a 2025 survey and a 2021 article [9][10] - Identity is shaped by choices, experiences, values, and boundaries, leading to different individual stories even with the same starting point [22][25] - Close bonds can blur individual identities, emphasizing the importance of clarity within closeness rather than choosing distance [29] Overcoming Challenges & Achieving Individuality - Separating twins into different classes facilitated the development of individual voices and perspectives [11][12] - Focusing on personal progress rather than comparison with a twin fosters individual growth and self-recognition [20][21] - Intentional meetups and diverse environments enhance understanding and collaboration, multiplying individual strengths [32][33][34] Educational Environment & Support - The school's structure, with separate classes, feedback, and assessments, supported the twins' individual growth [30][31] - A diverse environment promotes interaction with people from various backgrounds, fostering new problem-solving strategies [32][33] - The school provided the support and guidance necessary for the twins to find themselves and author their own identities [37]

[Applause] Hello everyone. So imagine this. There's two cliffs. Connecting these two cliffs, there's a bridge. And underneath this bridge, there's a strong glass panel.But there's a problem with this bridge. It's very weak. It's not very sturdy.Some of the walkway is missing, broken. Would you cross it. Probably not, right.But now, let's say you offered $10,000 to cross it. Would you do it now. Here's my thought process on this.Why shouldn't you. What's going to happen if you fall. Nothing, right.Because th ...

[Music] [Applause] What if you've never actually been yourself. Not fully, not truthfully, not out loud. It's not your fault.You've been shaped, smoothed, edited, taught who to be in exchange for love, praise, acceptance, survival. Most of us don't grow up asking, "Who am I?" We grow up learning to be who the world wants us to be. We learn to belong before we learn to be. We learn to perform before we learn to feel.And at some point, we stop asking ourselves, "Is this even me?" We live in a world that rewar ...

I started volunteering at a local museum and I met a fellow volunteer, a 97year-old woman named Janine. She is a Holocaust survivor. After the Nazis invaded, she was separated from her parents and orphaned. She escaped from the Nazis as a teenager after facing fear, loss, and uncertainty.When I heard her story, I was deeply impacted by the fact that she was my age when she experienced immense trauma and tragedy. Over the last two and a half years, we have spent almost every Sunday together, greeting visitor ...

Hello everyone, I'm Aaron. Have you ever feel like giving up. I mean really truly ready to quit maybe on a math problem, learning a new song, or even walking across the desert. When I was 10 years old, my mom sent me to a summer camp whose task was walking across the Tanganger Desert.They got off the first day, a nice relaxing 30 kilometers walk. Sounds fun, right. By the second kilometers, I was already a disaster.The sand was hot and my backpack was heavy and my mind was busy thinking, "My mom is so cruel ...

So connecting to the world is connecting to the human right I mean the world is made of human isn't it but which world should I connect to which world am I belong to and who do I wanted to be so hi my name is Julia I'm a girl from grade nine from a small town in Tangu I wasn't extraordinary Just like any other kid on the street, like many other girls, I loved pink so much. My room, my shoes, my clothes, everything was made of Barbie pink. I can never understood why some girls they like blue. To me, blue was ...