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Should you avoid situationships? | Shubhi Kohli | TEDxUniversityofManchester
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-03 17:00
[Applause] have you ever felt a connection so strong with someone that you spend hours of the day texting them making plans meeting up multiple days a week kisses from them feel like love letters and every day is like a scene from a movie and then one day you're walking hand in hand and you run into a friend of theirs and the friend turns to look at you and Smiles on them and asks oh who's that and the love of your life turns to look at you and says um uh that's just a friend of mine welcome to Modern datin ...
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Forbes· 2025-07-02 18:00
Customer Retention Strategies - Relationships help improve business' customer retention [1] Link - Article link: https://t.co/OqvsRmG47d [1]
Snap out of it | Maria Cerroni | TEDxISL Qatar Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-01 15:33
[Applause] [Music] Who am I. The eternal question. Am I right.Um, throughout my life, I've explored a series of relationships. And this includes not only my relationship with other people, but also my relationship with myself. In growing up, I've tried my best to figure out how I work and why I am the way I am.I'm still trying to figure this out. I'm a big believer in experiences and upbringing shaping who people grow up to be. I myself through my experiences and through other people that I've observed has ...
The Relationships Behind Resilience | Prof. Jerry Guo | TEDxFS
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-30 15:33
When I was 17, I left home for college. One month later, my mother was diagnosed with cancer for the second time. That was a scary time for all of us.But her journey in fighting this battle and a journey we took together as a family forever changed the way I think about resilience. I learned that resilience is not about the actions of a single person. It's the work of a community, a family. It's about the relationships we form with others.And these relationships, I learned, are the key to resilience. I've c ...
Stop telling people to get married #shorts #tedx
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-25 17:01
#shorts #tedx #ted #relationships #marriage #love #romance ...
4 steps to help you overcome negativity bias | Stef Ziev | TEDxGramercy Park
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-24 16:07
Core Message - The speech emphasizes the human tendency towards negativity bias, where individuals focus more on negative stimuli than positive ones, potentially leading to anxiety, depression, and disconnection [2] - The speaker introduces the "turn technique" as a method to recalibrate focus, shifting from external factors to internal awareness, understanding, reimagining, and taking inspired action [3] Psychological Insights - Psychologists Paul Rosen and Edward Roysman identified negativity bias, suggesting humans are wired to prioritize negative stimuli for survival [2] - Victor Frankl's experiences in concentration camps demonstrated that focusing on a greater purpose can improve resilience [3] Practical Application - The "turn technique" involves tuning in to internal states, understanding situations deeply, reimagining desired futures, and taking inspired action to move towards them [3] - The speaker shares a personal anecdote about resolving a conflict with a friend by applying the "turn technique," emphasizing humility, curiosity, and compassion [3][4][5][6] Call to Action - The speech encourages individuals to shift their focus from the "2% that sucks" to the "98% that's amazing," advocating for turning towards each other and creating a better future [2][7]
Held by a Machine: AI, Love, and the Limits of Intuition | Tim Schleicher | TEDxBerlin
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-17 16:45
Core Argument - Intuition can be flawed, especially in new areas like AI, and should be approached with caution [1][3][10] - AI has the potential to transform human relationships and impact unexpected areas of life [5][6] - The industry needs a strategy, called "AI intuition detox," to navigate the AI revolution effectively [10][24] Three Rules for AI Intuition Detox - Expect the biggest breakthroughs in the most human of all spaces, such as mental health and therapy [13][14] - Don't be an expert; be curious and be weird, emphasizing the importance of experimentation and firsthand experience [15][16][17][20] - Don't feed your hunch; play with it, advocating for bold experiments over lengthy debates and theoretical discussions [20][21][22][23] Examples and Applications - AI can provide therapeutic support and potentially make therapy more affordable and accessible [13][14] - AI can optimize trash collection by matching workers to tours based on individual health preferences [18][19] - AI can perform quality checks of seamless steel tubes with endoscopic cameras [22]
Beyond Handshakes: Cultivating Meaningful Relationships | Jonathan Fields | TEDxJohnsonCity
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-13 15:09
Societal Impact of Disconnection - Societal disconnection leads to increased risk of anxiety, depression, heart disease, dementia, and stroke [6] - Premature death associated with societal disconnection is comparable to smoking daily and potentially as bad as the effects of obesity [7] - Reduced investment in one another leads to polarization and decreased ability to face challenges collectively [8] Importance of Intentional Relationships - Intentional relationships involve knowing vulnerabilities, fears, victories, and struggles of others [8] - Strong support systems are associated with a 63% lower risk of depression, 47% less severe depression, and 22% less anxiety [11] - Intentional relationships benefit both the brain and body, and humans are hardwired for connection [12] Reclaiming Connection - The industry should recognize shallow relationships and actively take steps to reclaim depth in relationships [19] - Individuals can start by contacting someone they haven't spoken to in a while or joining a group to intentionally get to know someone [19] - Intentional relationships involve being known by others and truly knowing someone [20]
Four steps to becoming a persona vitamina | Victoria Manach Klisowski | TEDxBath University
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-12 16:05
Core Concept: Vitamin People - The concept of "vitamin people" is introduced, referring to individuals who positively influence and energize others, enhancing their personality and adding value to their lives [7] - Becoming a "vitamin person" involves consistent daily actions and a mindset shift to attract positive relationships [11][12] - The industry emphasizes that deep connections, not wealth or success, are key to health, happiness, and longevity, highlighting the importance of "vitamin people" [9] Four Key Steps to Becoming a Vitamin Person - The first step is accepting oneself entirely, including fears, weaknesses, and insecurities, to become emotionally available [13][14] - The second step involves a mindset shift, seeing opportunities instead of obstacles, and taking steps towards personal growth [18][19] - The third step is positively influencing those around you, recognizing the power of words and actions on others [20][21] - The final step is surrounding oneself with positive influences, making objective decisions to remove toxic or negative influences [22] Practical Application and Impact - The industry suggests that by embracing these qualities, individuals can attract "vitamin people" into their lives, creating a supportive and uplifting environment [26] - The industry highlights the importance of internal focus, emphasizing personal transformation to attract valuable relationships rather than solely focusing on selecting people [24] - The industry believes that creating a world filled with genuine, vibrant, "vitamin people" is possible when each person supports and uplifts the next [26]
The Emotional Struggles of Indian Men | Adish S | TEDxMITS
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-12 14:51
Men suck at emotion. Almost all of us here have heard about this statement at some point in our lives. It's kind of unfortunate that it's a universal truth at this point and it's something I agree with.See, relationships, love, commitments, all of these concepts are very hard for us men, specifically Indian men. And it's a shame that we are called a lot of mean things. blockheads, emotionless meat bags, red flags, the list goes on.But have you ever wondered why. Why men, specifically Indian men, struggle wi ...