Good afternoon. Welcome to my talk, Culture is a verb, how youth voices shape culture. My name is Alexia Tuno.I am a first generation American. I am a daughter of immigrants from France and Spain. I am fluent in French and Spanish and I have sung in choirs all over the world in German, Swahili, Latin, Zulu and many more languages.I am a third culture kid. One of the first thinkers who helped me understand that culture is not just something we are born into but something that actively shapes our thinking was ...

I've always wanted to change, to be braver, be better, be less afraid of failing, less stuck in my own patterns. But no one really tells you how to change. They just say things like try harder or be more disciplined or just believe in yourself.So instead of asking people, I started asking something else. I started studying how the body changes. And that's when I realized something strange and comforting.Our bodies aren't just keep us alive. They're quietly demonstrating every single day how change actually ...

Thank you. Thank you so much. Uh good evening to everyone and thank you so much for being here tonight.Uh my name is Dr. . Roberto Fagali. I'm a philosopher and a senior lecturer based at King's College London.Tonight I would like to share with you four key lessons about change that draw on a lifechanging bet I made during my university studies. So during my previous life, my previous student life, I was taking economics courses at Boki University, a top level business school in Milan. I was doing quite wel ...

This is my favorite failure. Almost 10 years ago, I launched a petition to reduce the ton tax in Luxmbbo. It went nowhere. Nowhere.Not enough signatures, no political traction, honestly a total flop. But when you are an activist, you have to trust the process, right. Look behind the horizon because four years later, even without this petition, the top tax did drop.It dropped because hundreds of conversation followed because the the topic refused to die because we refused to shut up because we insisted becau ...

So good morning everyone. Before I want to ask you one thing. Have you ever thought um I should do something and then immediately thought but someone else will probably do it better, right.Because I do that all the time. And that's the problem. So my name is Mahinur and I want to say that I'm standing here as a student which means I've spended a good part of my life uh questioning myself, doubting myself and waiting until I become I feel myself important enough, confident enough and smart enough to act.And ...

The most important moment for each one of us is happening right now. And yet, most will ignore the present and miss out on how to be ready for what's next. To be ready for what's next, you must first stay fully present right now. That means knowing where you are, recognizing that you belong, and accepting who you are. Let the present evolve you and be your training ground to prepare you for what's next. Thinking of what's next can bring a wide range of emotions. Hope, excitement, uncertainty, maybe even fea ...

Thank you so much. It's uh wonderful to be here. I am an educator of leaders.So, working with big business around the world on the topic of sustainability leadership gives me one of them kind of complicated jobs that's really hard to explain to people. But when someone from outside of my little bubble asks me, "What do you do?" I simply say I strive to change people's minds for a living. I'm in the business of mindset shifts.And I think in everything that I've done to date, I'm confronted at this point in m ...

RT Harrison H. Smith ✞ (@HarrisonHSmith)What’s happening right now MUST lead to monumental change.This would never had happened if Israel’s reckless warmongering weren’t empowered by their stranglehold on America.We have to break the stranglehold once and for all. ...

Have you ever experienced that discomfort of uncertainty. I learned it the hard way on this offshore sailing race I did where a massive wave slammed against our yacht and threw me overboard. And as I looked around and saw nothing but open ocean and the yacht sailing away, I felt what the brain does during uncertainty.It's that stress response, the heart pounding, gasping for air, self-criticism, you know, thinking I'm such an idiot for not wearing a life jacket. And the fear, will they be able to find me. W ...

We were talking today. My parents are actually visiting and uh we were sitting at the table and my I have twins. One of them did not want pop sitting in her seat. She was furious and she wasn't going to eat until pop got out of the way. So, we accommodated her and uh my mom said as she likes to, I wonder who she's like. And uh that was me as a kid. I despised change. I hated it. If my mom moved something in my room, I was pissed. You know, if if something didn't happen the way that it had always happened be ...