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Embracing Imperfection Boldly | Gagana Kishan | TEDxYouth SNIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 14:36
Okay. Have you ever been so sure of something only to later realize that you might have been wrong. It might be like a fact that you believed your entire life only for you to find out that it was just a myth.It's a humbling experience, isn't it. Now, I would like to ask you all to imagine a cup. A cup so full of water that it can't hold another drop.Now imagine this to be your mind with all your beliefs, assumptions and habits with no room for change. With no room to grow, with no room for anything new to d ...
Kintsugi: The Beauty of Brokenness | Tu Thanh Do Le | TEDxTan Hiep Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-11 16:16
Hi. All right, everyone. Hello. Today I'm going to be the first TEDx speaker and my name is Tanto. As you already know, little Tanto, I'm currently an undergraduate and I'm very excited and honored to be here to see all of your fantastic faces. Okay. Now before we start I would like to start with a very simple question. Have any of us here have felt utterly broken after a failure in our life? Please raise your hands. Right. Okay. I see a lot of hands in the room including mine. So we can say that the feelin ...
Noise to Notes | Bhadra Ramesh Nair | TEDxOOBSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-03 15:14
[Music] Just imagine you're scrolling on Instagram and you see a read. Eat healthy or suffer gastric issues. 10 likes.Ignore it. Then you keep scrolling and you see another POV. You took science stream and now you're regretting all your life choices.20k likes and me personally likes instantly. Social media was built on the concept of relatability on moments of shared imperfection. We laugh at our messy rooms, awkward crushes, chaotic minds.But somewhere along the way, we forget to embrace those very imperfe ...
Learning from Parental Imperfection | IyanuOluwa Adebayo | TEDxAvi Cenna Intl School
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-02 15:58
Parenting & Child Development - Parenting is a challenging responsibility, often filled with sacrifices and worries unseen by children [1][2] - Parents, though flawed, strive to prepare their children for the future through rules, scoldings, stories, and routines [3] - Some parents unintentionally create a fear of failure in their children through perfectionism, while others prioritize wealth over character [4] - Raising children involves shaping values and providing a nurturing environment, not just providing material needs [5] - Children learn by observing their parents' actions, including how they treat others, react to stress, and handle anger [6][7] - The "do as I say, not as I do" approach is ineffective because children sense hypocrisy and inconsistency [8] - Children measure permission based on their parents' habits, not moderation [11] - Negative parental behaviors, such as alcoholism and emotional neglect, can be passed down to the next generation [12][13] - Cycles of negative behavior can be broken through awareness, forgiveness, and choosing to keep the positive aspects while leaving behind the negative [15][19] - Individuals should assess the intent behind words, distinguishing between those said out of love and those that are abusive [17][18]
Vishnupriya Pillai | Vishnupriya Pillai | TEDxOOBSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-01 15:56
[Music] Why are you dancing with your hands. Why does it look like you're possessed every time you speak. What they really meant was, "Can't you just be less you?" When I was in fifth grade, people said that I spoke like a possessed bouncing ball.So I trained myself to speak like a statue, to be more perfect, if you will, because by then I had already learned the rules. Perfect score, perfect posture, perfect academic life, extracurricular activities, social media, feed, friend, group. Hang out with the coo ...