[Music] Life's life's greatest ironies often hold its deepest wisdom. Now, take dreams for instance, right. They're the universal truth and the only human experience that do not have a manual, right.We can dream about anything. Dreams are very difficult to be followed because dreams aren't meant to be followed. They're meant to be pursued. They're meant to be pursued with all your heart, all your passion, all your desire, right.Where you have to sacrifice, where you have to you have to give up who you were ...

En effet, j'étais pas prédestiné à à réussir. La Je suis né dans d'une maman qui est une immigrée bulgare qui m'a oups qui m'a qui a essayé de m'élever seul. Et souvent quand on me décrit en tant qu'entrepreneur, on parle de mes succès. On parle de Jonathan Angelof, l'entrepreneur de la tech.euh l'entrepreneur qui a levé 220 millions de dollars avec sa société et qui est devenu une délicorne française. Mais moi dans cette description, il me manque toujours quelque chose parce qu'en fait mon histoire c'est a ...

हेलो एवरीवन। आई होप यू गाइस आर गुड। सबसे पहले तो इट्स अ ग्रेट फीलिंग माशा्लाह टू बी हियर। इतने आला दर्जे का मुझे मंच मिला है। जहां पे मेरे अब्बा ने 25 साल सर्व किया महाराष्ट्र कॉलेज। वहां पर आज उनकी बेटी आके कुछ बोल रही है तो ये मेरे लिए बहुत ही ज्यादा इमोशनल मोमेंट है और जो मुझे जानते हैं शुक्रिया मेरा नाम सना सुल्तान है जो नहीं जानते कोई मसला नहीं है इवन बेटर क्योंकि आज मैं अपनी लाइफ जर्नी के बारे में बात करने वाली हूं। सो आई थिंक एक-एक करके अगर हम चैप्टर डिस्कवर करेंगे तो आपको भी शायद बहुत कुछ सीखने को म ...

Career Development & Mindset - The speaker's early passion for advertising, stemming from collecting ads at age 10, highlights the importance of identifying and pursuing one's interests from a young age [1][7] - Overcoming societal expectations to pursue unconventional career paths, as the speaker did by choosing advertising over traditional professions like engineering or medicine, emphasizes the value of individual choice and challenging norms [2][3] - The speaker's emphasis on curiosity and questioning ("why" and "why not") suggests that continuous learning and a questioning attitude are crucial for personal and professional growth [5][6] - The speaker's experience of being told to quit early in her public relations career underscores the importance of resilience and self-belief in the face of adversity [14][15] - The speaker's advice to "let your work speak" suggests that focusing on delivering high-quality work is more effective than engaging in office politics or seeking external validation [28][29] Leadership & Teamwork - The speaker's decision to rely on her team and avoid seeking help from her boss after a negative experience demonstrates the importance of fostering self-reliance and problem-solving within a team [16] - The speaker's leadership in guiding a young team to successfully execute a large-scale event, despite lacking prior experience, highlights the potential of empowering young professionals and encouraging collaborative learning [18][19][20] Business Strategy & Client Relations - The speaker's experience with a program facing media challenges due to unforeseen circumstances illustrates the importance of adaptability and maintaining a positive outlook in the face of setbacks [22][23][24] - The speaker's realization that setbacks can lead to future opportunities, as demonstrated by securing state government partnerships after a challenging event, emphasizes the importance of viewing challenges as learning experiences [24][25] - The speaker's encouragement of "greed" in setting ambitious goals suggests that pushing beyond client expectations can lead to exceptional results and industry recognition [33][34]

Good morning ladies and gentlemen. I'm going to talk about a small story. The story which started in a small village and what happened in the story between that uh village and uh between the the day today TEDex speaker in between around 49 years the boy born in a village called Alang Anganalore.The village is known only for jaliku and the village is known for aspiring to get a small job. The village was known for agriculture. The village was known for fighting spirit.But that village was not known to aspare ...

In this inspiring talk, Aydin Rizqi shares his journey from facing constant rejection as a young author to becoming an award-winning writer and entrepreneur. Through resilience, self-belief, and a refusal to give up, he shows how rejection can be the spark that fuels creativity and impact. A call to action for youth to embrace their ideas, rise above setbacks, and echo into eternity. Aydin Rizqi is an award-winning author who has published 10 books through Barnes & Noble Press and KDP. He began his writing ...

In this empowering talk, Sanya Khan reflects on the power of perseverance—on and off the court. As a competitive squash player, award-winning speaker, and math enthusiast, she shares how discipline, passion, and self-belief have helped her grow as both an athlete and a student. Sanya encourages young people to embrace challenges, find joy in the process, and push forward with confidence. Sanya Khan is a rising 9th Grader at Oakwood High School, a competitive squash player, and public speaker. She is the win ...

Hi. So, when they invited me to give this TEDex talk, my first thought was, are you sure you sent this to the right person. I mean, I make nuts butter for a living.I post baking videos. Just yesterday, I had a full meltdown over some delivery delays. TEDex sounds way out of my league.And to be honest, I almost say no. Not because I didn't have a story to tell, but because deep down in here, I still hear that old voice, you're not enough. But that may be exactly why I had to say yes because my whole journey ...

How many of us know what I'm holding. Yes. Talking drum. How do we play the talking drum.Right. Can I play it any other way. Let's think.Can I use something else to play this talking drum. I can use my hand. Can I turn this talking drum to something else. What can I turn it to.Tool. Yes. What else.A stand. Yes. Decoration.Fantastic. Now, what have we been saying. What we've been saying is that the mold for this talking drop is to beat it with this.But we can turn it around. I can use my spoon to beat. Will ...

What if I told you the average kids in the school, the ones who never won medals, the ones who never topped their class, and the ones who were never chosen as the head boy or the headgirl are the ones quietly building some of the most extraordinary lives. Sounds unlikely, right. Let me tell you about a girl named Meera.Mera wasn't the star student. She was not even in the spotlight and was never the teacher's favorite. Most of the days, Meera just blended in the background, doing okay, not enough for being ...