Avez-vous déjà eu ce moment où vous vous êtes senti à part pas mieux, pas moins bien, juste différent. Peut-être à l'école lorsque votre manière de penser ne ressemblait pas à celle des autres ou en famille lorsque votre manière de parler ou vos goûts semblaient un peu décalé. Pour ma part, je fais de la danse classique depuis que je suis toute petite et parfois lorsqu'on effectue une chorégraphie, je suis un peu décalée des autres alors qu'on fait la même chorégraphie.Non pas parce que je me trompe, mais p ...

Inspiration & Audacity - The presentation explores the concept of audacity as an inner voice that encourages individuals to step outside the norm and find their unique place in the world [1] - The speaker shares the story of Fung, a 96-year-old Vietnamese woman recognized as one of the world's 100 most inspiring women, who fought against French and American forces during the Indochina War [1] - The speaker recounts her personal journey, from being a partner at McKinsey at 30 years old to working with NGOs and co-founding an encyclopedia project [10][12][14] - The presentation emphasizes the importance of listening to one's inner voice to find one's true path and contribute to positive change in the world [37][38] Historical Context & Trauma - The presentation highlights the impact of the Vietnam War, including the extensive bombing by the US military, which dropped more bombs than during the entirety of World War II [1] - The presentation discusses the experiences of Vietnamese women who rebuilt bomb craters on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, facing malnutrition, malaria, and exposure to Agent Orange [4][5][6] - The speaker reflects on her family's history, including her grandfather's role in establishing the Vietnamese education system in the national language and her grandmother's activism [22][23][24] - The presentation explores the intergenerational trauma resulting from colonization, war, and displacement, emphasizing the need to acknowledge and heal these wounds [36][37] Personal Transformation & Identity - The speaker shares her personal struggles with bulimia for 35 years and her journey to overcome it through Vipassana meditation [18][19][20][21] - The speaker discusses her initial shame about her Vietnamese heritage and her subsequent embrace of her identity after visiting Vietnam [26][27][28] - The speaker describes her efforts to support elderly Vietnamese women affected by the war, helping 25 initially, which quickly grew to 115 [35]