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Pick it Up | Hanming Bai | TEDxSISU
TEDx Talks· 2026-03-05 16:52
Let us welcome our following speaker of TEDex 2025 the power of humanities by Haming. Greetings my honorable lords and ladies. As a tri I always wondered that how can I be a brave warrior and after that I heard that boxing is a sport of the brave.I started to practice it. But while one day I was practicing and showing off my boxing skills, my girlfriend suddenly came to me and asked, "If you're really that brave box, then why are you even dare not to ride a roller coaster with me?" Well, when I heard that, ...
NYPD officer battling cancer pulls man from fiery crash
NBC News· 2026-03-04 00:25
You can hear the boom from the fiery crash. Two vehicles colliding head on. One catching fire and flipping.That's when offduty NYPD officer Joseph Wetzel, who was at a nearby diner with his dad, jumped into action. >> When I looked over, I saw that there were two cars in an accident that one was flipped over. >> That's Wetszel right there running towards the burning crash.>> I'm off duty. >> Okay. There's one in the driver's seat upside down, still sucking the seat belt, barely conscious.>> Body cam video s ...
Leveraging Fear to Light Your Way | Weng-In Ho | TEDxSHMS
TEDx Talks· 2026-03-03 17:10
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Before I start, may I please ask all of you with your five fingers as I would like to start with a game called Never Have I Ever. Many of us have played this game before, but in case you haven't, please don't worry.You'll get it once we go through the questions. The first question comes to please put a finger down if this is your first time attending a live TEDex talk. Okay, it's also mine.The second question, please put a finger down if you've ever felt uncomfortable st ...
Fear More, Not Less | Jill Schulman | TEDxWestminister
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-19 16:47
I was standing on a platform 40 ft in the air. In front of me there was a steel cable that extended more than a 100 feet in front of me. It looked like a zipline, but there was no harness, no equipment.It was just me with my body and my hands. and it was my turn to go next. My heart was beating.My knees were shaking and my hands were trembling. In that moment, I didn't realize that the thing that I feared most was the thing that I most needed to do. I'm 19 years old and I'm standing on an obstacle on the Na ...
How brave parenting helps you raise confident kids | Kathryn Hecht | TEDxMinneapolis
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-07 14:30
[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] I've walked a lot in these shoes today. These souls have ground into the pavement of downtown Minneapolis, the rubber mats of my car, the lenolium of a gas station bathroom, and the play-doh crusted carpet of a daycare. Embedded in the tread, smear a toddler booger. Yeah. Little leftover neuro virus, maybe. Maybe if I'm really lucky. Little flucky dog poop makes you sick just thinking about it, right? So yeah, that happened. And while you m ...
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Crypto.com· 2025-11-20 01:05
Bravery. It's in the heart to endure loss and still stand tall.We followed @dricusduplessis for 48 hours with @ufc - before, during, and after the fight.These are the moments that define who we are.Watch the full film here: https://t.co/fxye08GhHj https://t.co/K2xLPV66wo ...
Braver Not Safer | Robert Heath Sr. | TEDxMacatawa
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-30 16:12
Core Argument - Embracing uncertainty and cultivating bravery are essential for personal growth and maximizing human potential [1] - The overemphasis on creating "safe spaces" has paradoxically led to increased anxiety, loneliness, and feelings of helplessness [1][2] - Shifting one's identity to one of bravery fosters connection, collaboration, and the ability to positively impact the world [2][5] Key Concepts - **Safe Spaces vs Brave Spaces:** Safe spaces, while intending to protect from harm, can hinder connection and create dependence, while brave spaces encourage courage and compassion [1][5] - **Alignment of Purpose, Identity, and Activity:** Aligning these three elements is crucial for achieving personal fulfillment and maximizing potential [1][11] - **The Power of Connection:** Human beings are built for connection, and isolation can be detrimental to well-being [2][10] Practical Application - **The Head Nod:** A simple act of acknowledging another person through eye contact, a nod, and a smile can foster connection and create a sense of belonging [6][7] - **Non-Verbal Communication:** Non-verbal cues account for 55% of communication, highlighting the importance of actions like the head nod [9][12] - **Impact on Others:** By embracing bravery and letting one's light shine, individuals unconsciously give others permission to do the same [4]
How my moves make me a superhero | Zeqian MENG | TEDxPennon Qingdao Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-26 16:15
Overcoming Fear & Building Confidence - Practice reduces fear, comparing it to deflating a balloon [4] - Mistakes are acceptable and contribute to growth [4] - Joy is contagious and impacts others [4][5] Personal Growth & Development - Practice is essential for improvement [3] - Overcoming fear transforms individuals [1][5] - Sharing personal strengths benefits the world [5] Performance & Recognition - Consistent practice leads to success and awards [3]
Children of brave 9/11 first responders continue legacy of service
NBC News· 2025-09-12 01:00
Remembrance and Legacy - The report centers on the remembrance of the September 11th attacks and honors the victims and first responders [1] - It highlights the personal stories of three FDNY members, sons of fallen firefighters, emphasizing the enduring impact of the tragedy [2] - The FDNY's slogan "never forget" extends beyond remembering individuals to honoring their actions and sacrifices [2] Lessons and Reflection - The report underscores the importance of unity and shared humanity, particularly in the aftermath of 9/11 [4][5] - It suggests that the collective support and solidarity displayed after the attacks serve as a valuable lesson for current times [4] - The personal accountability and dedication to service demonstrated by the firefighters are presented as examples for younger generations [4] Personal Impact and Motivation - The loss of their fathers motivated the three FDNY members to follow in their footsteps and serve the department [3][4] - Their commitment reflects a deep sense of duty and a desire to uphold the values of courage and selflessness [3][4]
Generation Brave | Syed Amaan Rizvi | TEDxYouth@DIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:46
Main Idea - The speech emphasizes the power of Gen Z to shape the future by leveraging technology and embracing bravery and brilliance [3][5][6] - It encourages young people to take initiative, overcome fear, and pursue their ideas, even in the face of potential failure [8][9][19] Key Attributes of Gen Z - Gen Z has grown up in a chaotic world, experiencing a global pandemic, climate crisis, and technological revolution, making them adaptable and innovative [6] - They are adept at using social media to create opportunities and build businesses [7][8] - The generation is capable of launching a business between English class and lunch, showcasing their efficiency and multitasking abilities [4] Bravery and Brilliance - Bravery is defined as taking the first step, while brilliance is reflected in the outcome [12] - Examples like Greta Thunberg and Steve Jobs illustrate how bravery and brilliance can lead to significant impact, even after facing criticism or setbacks [13][14][15] - The speech encourages the audience to embrace failure as a signpost and to remember that youth is a time to be bold and experiment [17][18][19]