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Andrew Tate· 2025-09-28 13:10
You can’t learn any other way than the hard way.Avoiding failure is truly just avoiding success. https://t.co/meeXtXX5H5 ...
Rest, Failure, Stillness: Necessary Recipe for Growth. | PST. SHENNY GLORY | TEDxAngwan Rukuba
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-25 15:51
[Applause] I'm going to tell three stories. First, I'm a growth junkie. What that means is I grew up like the first speaker said, at the time when the boss word was personal growth and so they told us to grow and if we grow, we could get anything. I wasn't interested in the growth. I was interested in I could get >> anything. So, I'll tell you a story. When I was 18, I heard somebody said that and said, "If you could grow, Zig Ziggler said, "Your life can change in 6 months if you grow." So, I took that lit ...
BEYOND THE BELL | Jonia Mathew | TEDxSJS Abu Dhabi Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-23 15:56
Entrepreneurial Journey & Mindset - The speaker emphasizes the importance of hard work and persistence in achieving goals, highlighting that there are no limits to what one can achieve with dedication [5] - The speaker suggests understanding one's talents and gifts, as it makes achieving goals easier and requires less time and effort [5] - The speaker encourages embracing failure as a training ground for future success, urging individuals to be persistent and courageous [10] - The speaker advocates for embracing individuality and not being afraid to be different, as different people often become leaders [11] Lessons Learned from Experience - The speaker shares a personal experience of losing an election in college, emphasizing the impact it had on self-confidence and the importance of strategizing and planning for future success [6][7][8][9] - The speaker recounts the failure of their first company, Classico Events, and how it provided valuable lessons on running a business and facing challenges [9][10] Extracurricular Activities & Skill Development - The speaker highlights the importance of engaging in extracurricular activities beyond the prescribed syllabus, as it contributes to overall development and skill curation [1][5] - The speaker shares their diverse range of extracurricular activities, including taekwondo, music, sports, and writing, emphasizing how these experiences contributed to their ability to curate successful events [5]
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Andrew Tate· 2025-09-21 14:40
Everybody understands that it's okay to fail if you've tried your best.What almost nobody understands is that if you ACTUALLY try your best...You never fail. https://t.co/j6y8Vz4jpG ...
Taoism, Mastery, and Spontaneity | Leone Wright | TEDxUniversityCollegeRoosevelt
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-19 15:53
Hi, my name is Leon and there are two things you should know about me. One, I'm obsessed with Eastern philosophies and two, I am obsessed with music. Today, I'm going to combine these two topics to show you that these seemingly ancient philosophies could still be relevant to your life today.I am going to be discussing Tauist stages of learning and the different states of conscious experience that they show us. To make these abstract concepts just a little more down to earth, I'm going to be using the exampl ...
Embrace change, embrace the challenges you are facing. | ZAKIA SULTANA LABONI | TEDxIUB
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-19 15:47
Career & Entrepreneurship - The speaker notes a shift in the current generation's focus towards entrepreneurship, contrasting it with the past emphasis on traditional employment [1][2] - Embracing change and challenges is crucial for personal and professional growth, drawing from experiences of adapting to new environments [3][4] - The corporate world, while appearing attractive, is complex and demanding, requiring passion and a sense of purpose to thrive [6] - It's essential to recognize when a job no longer provides fulfillment and to be willing to make a change, as demonstrated by the speaker's career shift after 16 years in the telecommunications industry [7][8] - Financial independence is particularly important for women, and maintaining a career is vital [22][23] Personal Development & Relationships - Creating a work-life balance is important, including taking time off and prioritizing family [11][12][13] - Choosing a supportive life partner is crucial, as they provide unwavering support [14][15] - Continuous self-development, including staying informed about current events and the economy, is essential for professional success [16][17][18][19] - It's okay to experience setbacks and failures, but resilience and determination are key to overcoming them [20][21] - Being a good employee and coworker involves offering support and kindness to others [24][25][26] - Confidence is a valuable asset that can be cultivated through posture, eye contact, and clear communication [27][28] - Education is a lifelong pursuit that provides a foundation for success, even in the face of challenges [28][29]
The Resilience Workout: How to Get Strong by Failing Better | Miranda Shu | TEDxSHSID Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-19 14:56
I know that many of you just passed your finals and about to start your summer holidays and I hope this little workout is going to uh be something that you can pick up during your holidays and hopefully that you can take it for the rest of your life. Um so what why do we need a resilience workout. H well this place this place is where I start my journey of life.So I in the school in 1982. So many of your parents were not born at that time probably. And this is a building that we started at that time was a v ...
Failing to fortune: Turning setbacks into success | Dylan Nagra | TEDxActon Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-18 16:11
[Applause] later confession. See, failure isn't what defines me. Although it may seem likely, and if you know me, you know I've been through plenty of failures. The other day I lost state cup my near winning two zero. They came back for a threeu or a 32 sorry. But the point I'm trying to make is that the failure is what society defined you as but not what you define yourself as. See couple weeks ago um I finished nth grade. I had a 392 GPA and I was really happy until I saw my brother's report card a 41. Se ...
The Philosophy of Success | Rani Maheshwari | TEDxHIXS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-15 16:48
Hello everyone. Before I begin, I want you all to take a moment and imagine this. You are standing at the starting line. You are standing at the starting line of the toughest challenge of your life. Your heart is racing. Your mind is full of doubts. There's lot of noise and crowd around asking. But you can hear only one voice which is inside your head asking can I really do this? This was me standing at the starting line of iron man Race Germany last year. But my race didn't start at the starting line. It b ...
The Psychology of Success | Alieza Singh | TEDxHIXS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-15 16:47
यू नो दैट फेस टीनएजर्स हैव ऑफ ट्राइंग टू फिट इन आई हैव दैट फेस वांटिंग टू वेयर द परफेक्ट आउटफिट्स हैव द बेस्ट ग्रेड्स हैव अ बिग ग्रुप ऑफ़ फ्रेंड्स एंड जस्ट बी पॉपुलर आई लिव्ड इन माय माइंड सेट फॉर फाइव इयर्स फॉर फाइव इयर्स स्ट्रेट आई जस्ट वांटेड टू बी पॉपुलर एंड जस्ट समवन बेटर एंड मे बी द एडल्ट्स इन द रूम कैन रिलेट टू दिस व्हेन यू ट्राई टू फिट इनटू कन्वर्सेशंस और ग्रुप्स बैक इन स्कूल और कॉलेज ओर यू सी योर चिल्ड्रन गोइंग थ्रू इट राइट नाउ इट्स यूनिवर्सल बैक देन सक्सेस टू मी वास् सिंपल बी परफेक्ट बी पॉपुलर एंड ब ...