Feedback
Search documents
Why every good idea starts with "your're wrong" | Phillip Elroy Serrao | TEDxYouth@DIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:45
Imagine you're staring at a chicken wearing a jetpack. Sounds ridiculous, right. But that's exactly what innovation often looks like at first.Absurd, impossible, even laughable. And yet, somewhere in the madness, brilliance takes flight. But here's the thing about brilliance.It doesn't emerge fully formed. It's forged through friction, resistance, and most importantly, criticism. Without criticism, innovation is stagnant and ideas remain halfbaked, barely scratching the surface of their true potential.Let m ...
X @Binance
Binance· 2025-08-04 22:00
Silence isn’t kindness — it’s a risk.At Binance, fairness means speaking up early, with clarity and care. Feedback helps us move faster, fix issues sooner, and support each other better.Radical candor > quiet frustration 🗣️Read the latest 👉 https://t.co/qOSHRWRKA3 https://t.co/EArfQU0eLq ...
Great ideas start with real problem | Oyshabonu Narzullayeva | TEDxAmerican University of Technology
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-17 15:54
Business Failure & Success - Startups face a high failure rate, with approximately 99% failing and only 1% succeeding [3] - A key reason for startup failure is the lack of considering diverse opinions and perspectives [3] - Successful business projects can be achieved through unique ideas or recreating existing products with improvements [5] - The "pains and gains" method is crucial for standing out when recreating existing products [5] Problem Solving & Innovation - Identifying and addressing customer problems is essential for creating successful projects [14] - Gathering feedback and incorporating it into the project is crucial for improvement [15][16] - Writing down ideas promptly is important to prevent them from being forgotten [16] Case Studies & Examples - The presenter's project, Lexi, was born from noticing a problem and generated over $100,000 in the first trial [10] - Lexi won 40 million sums at an international conference by addressing a real problem and gathering user feedback [13] - Google's creation stemmed from the idea of centralizing information and making it accessible, now generating billions of dollars annually [17]
