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Why careers aren't marble statues | Gopal Iyer | TEDxYouth@JPSRanebennur
TEDx Talks路 2025-11-12 17:19
Before I talk about career or success, I want to talk to you about something very simple. What's the first thing that we did as we were born. reach out. Reach out to hold someone's hand.We reached out for approval. We reached out for love. We reached out for safety. We reached out for identity.But as we grew up, those hands became invisible. And even as they became invisible, we continue to reach out. We reach out now for marks. We reach out now for degrees, for promotions.But as we reached out, things chan ...
What CEOs can learn from kindergartners | Silvia Garcia | TEDxUHasselt
TEDx Talks路 2025-11-08 14:30
When most people hear the survival of the fittest, they think of Charles Darwin or alpha males climbing to the top of the pyramid and competing with their own group to be number one and to gain access to food. Amazing. I think of my daughter.She's 18 and she is trying to enter to very selective universities. It is a competition of the fittest. She's a greatest student and a great person.Trust me and forget I am her mother. And this year she has a dilemma. In the past when other students have asked her to sh ...
How asking for help unlocks real change | Brenda Gleason | TEDxGrandJunction
TEDx Talks路 2025-11-06 17:32
[Music] Can you help me? >> Sure. >> People made eye contact. They moved. They said yes. He didn't even know what I was asking for help with. That was so easy to create that moment. So, why don't we do it more often? Why don't we ask for help? I'm not sure that everyone appreciates how hard it is to ask for help, but with four simple words, I made action. I had helpers. You just saw on stage practicing in public people that needed help and a whole bunch of people were here to help including you that were wi ...
The Chains of Animosity | JianYuan Cheng | TEDxKCISEC Youth
TEDx Talks路 2025-11-05 17:31
Hi. Um, my name is D Chang and I consider myself an American born Chinese currently residing in China. Now, I was actually born in Hong Kong, but I consider myself American because I grew up in the US. My first language was English. I ate Popeye's McDonald's for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I swore the pledge of allegiance every Monday to the flag. And then something surprising happened. When I was 9 years old, one fateful day in May, two weeks before summer break, my parents went up to me and told me, "Je ...
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Forbes路 2025-11-03 18:43
Across industries, employers are looking for people who can collaborate with AI, not compete against it. For teens, this means developing skills that merge human creativity with machine capability. These are the skills that will set them apart, whether they pursue college, a startup, or a side hustle. https://t.co/mhxf173YD4 ...