Okay, we have a balance problem. Seriously, I'm not talking about handstands. Handstands are great.You should try them. They're lots of fun. Do you want to try one now.>> Oh, maybe later. Maybe later. Today I'm going to share with you a simple but profound shift in perspective on the topic of balance.My aim is to give you some fuel and some tools to increase adaptability and resilience as we all face a rapidly changing world. A world that seems to be hurtling out of balance. Let's start with this feather.It ...

friends, leaders, learners, and survivors. Look around us. This is not the world our parents lived in. This is not the world we were promised.We live in an era of relentless, unforgiving change. The ground beneath us is shifting and the rules are rewritten overnight. And in the whirlwinds of uncertainty, most of us feel frozen, trapped.We cling to what was, to what was comfortable, to a version of ourselves that's no longer sustainable. Friends, I want to be honest with all of you. For a long time, I lived ...

Leaders are not born. They are made in moments. And these moments, I would say, are the tipping points.It's the moment you raise your hand in class when your heart is racing. It's the choice to speak up when no one else will. It's when you say, "I'll take responsibility." But leadership isn't simply about courage.It's also about empathy and character. A leader is the one that looks to make sure no one else gets left behind. They don't seek credit.They're the ones that notice when someone else is struggling ...

To be or not to be, that is the question. The wise words of Shakespeare echo through the centuries to ask us this question foremost. Do we have what it takes to take that step forward and set the gears of change into motion.I don't think I can do this. There are too many people I don't know. It's completely different from what I'm used to.I admit I've had these thoughts and I'm going to assume most of you have done as well. Then I paused to ask myself why. Why does our mind instinctively try to stop us ever ...

Have you ever faced a moment when life changed suddenly. When everything you thought was certain disappeared in an instant. I want to tell you a story about someone who lived through this moment.It's about someone whose life was just normal. Busy days, plans for the future, laughter with friends, and dreams waiting to unfold. Everything seemed to be normal until one day everything changed with just three letters.CML chronic malard leukemia. At that moment the world is lost. The air felt heavier.Days longer, ...

Recognition is at last building that Germany’s bureaucracy stands in the way of change. The question is whether the country’s lawyers can be knocked off their perch https://t.co/f5qe5uyqAn ...

Hello neighbors. That's how Mr. . Rogers always began his children's television show by calling everyone neighbor.It was his way of saying that we all belong here just as we are. Now, you might not expect a chemist turned tech entrepreneur to be here to talk about the transformative power of neighborliness. Maybe you'd anticipate a story about the startup grind or the challenges that women face in male-dominated industries or the odds against a bootstrap founder.Instead, my hope is that you will leave our t ...

Hi everyone, I'm Nimar Sherpa and I'm a mountaineer. Uh it's good to see you all. Um and the first thing I think many of you might you know assume is uh because I have the last name Sherpa uh that it was obvious I would also become a mountaineer and it's mostly because uh in Sherpa community you know there are many uh great climbers starting from Tenzinga Sherpa to Kamita Sherpa and maybe me um But yeah, coming from a family of mountaineers [snorts] and always seeing my family leaving homes almost 8 months ...

[applause] Like many of you in the audience, I come from a pretty international background with my mom being Mexican and my dad being German. That being said, I've never actually lived in either country. I spent the majority of my life in the US. My entire childhood was spent in the US and the US has shaped who I am today in many ways.Now, while there were other people of international background like myself there, the grand majority of my peers were culturally American. While living in the US, I subconscio ...

[applause] Today I want to talk about choices, risks, and change. Because even the tiniest decisions can feel huge, but those moments, they often lead to the best parts of life. Sometimes we think big changes can only happen to adults or that we're too young to make decisions that matter.But I've learned that even at 12, the choices we make can shape who we become. They can open doors we never even knew existed. Sometime back, I had the opportunity to move to China for 3 years or just stay where I was.3 yea ...