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An Inner Venture: Discovering the true me | Manami Hashimoto | TEDxKUFS
TEDx Talks· 2026-03-10 16:02
Since I was a high school student, I was interested in selfdevelopment. I often listened to self-development podcasts, watched motivational YouTube videos, and read books on how to become the best version of myself. Those words, the best version of yourself, used to inspire me.They made me want to be more confident, more productive, and more kind. But one night while listening to one of those podcasts, a strange thought hit me. I asked myself, "What does it really mean to be yourself?" That question became ...
Why being single doesn't have to mean loneliness | Aimee Barnes | TEDxTraleeWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-14 14:30
Aimee Barnes examines how societal expectations—not singlehood itself—create loneliness, stigma, and self-doubt for many adults. She argues that the real issue is a lack of belonging and validation in a world built around couples and families. Her message: wholeness isn’t earned through partnership, but recognised in ourselves. Aimee Barnes is a life coach, facilitator, and trainee psychotherapist with a background in learning and development. She is the founder of Ganbaru, a wellness and education practice ...
Why We Are Getting Used To Saying ‘I’m Fine’ | Sasha Aokaizi’s | TEDxNTIC Abuja Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-04 16:43
[music] [applause] By the time teenagers stop saying I'm fine, instead of expressing themselves, self-development truly begins. I'd love to invite you for one moment of honesty. No hands raised, no answers spoken, just one moment for yourself.When was the last time you've been questioned. Are you all right. And did your answer reflect how you truly felt.My name is Sasha. I'm from NIC Cambridge, IGCS1. Generation D, the first generation after the 20th century.The generation holding tablet much more than prin ...
Why Young Voices Matter More Than Ever | Yashnita Nambiar | TEDxMCGS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-01-23 15:48
I'm 17. I don't know what to do. I don't have a purpose. I don't know what I'm going to do 10 years later. And I honestly don't know what I'm going to do next weekend. I don't have a plan. But what I do know is what interests me. I do know what I like and I do know what I might be passionate about. A little bit about me is that my dad came from a very small village in Kerala and he didn't have much. He never grew up with much. But when he was 19 years old, he decided to come to Delhi to explore opportunitie ...
Turning Dreams into Choices | Amna Osama | TEDxMosul
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:07
يمكن اكو ناس اليوم ما كن حضروا الغريب من تخيلتوا نفسي واقفه على المسرح كان العدد اكبر ما غلطانين انا امنه اسامه ربه منزل وماجستير بعلم النفس التربوي صاحبه محتوى على السوشيال ميديا مدربه تطوير ذات وحاليا اعمل متطوعه بمجال الدعم النفسي للاطفال المرضى بالسرطان وراثيميا تم اختياري كمتحدثه بتدكس عشر مرات لا تستغربون تسع مرات بالخيال ومره بالواقع قبل ثلاث سنين زوجي كان يشاهد المتحدثين بالموسم داني تدكس وانا كنت فقط طالبه ما كنت مقدمه اي دوره او كنت اطيتوا اي استشاره جيتوا على زوجي قلتوا له بالموسم الجاي انا راح ا ...
Life will hit you. What you do next is the real story | Jacques Delorme | TEDxEtTagammo
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:40
My story begins. October 6th, 2021. I going into real estate. I hired a coach to teach me how to flip properties, fix them up, resell them. He doesn't live in my city, so I'm on a road trip. Highway, double lane, high speed at night, moonless, dark. I come around a curve slightly to the right downhill. And in the blink of an eye, everything changed. A 24year-old man is riding a pedal bike in the middle of my lane. Dark clothes, no reflectors. It happened so fast. I didn't have time to react. I couldn't swer ...
The World is Your Oyster-The Next Milestone | Shirish Sebastian | TEDxOrbisSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:13
Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of pausing and breathing in the fast-paced world to find solutions [5][6] - It highlights the evolving nature of families and communities, noting the shift from villages to nuclear families and the increasing presence of online interactions [6][7][8] - The speaker advocates for providing tender love and care to children, especially when they face unseen emotional injuries, suggesting that parental support is crucial [8][9] - The speech identifies time, home, education, and friends as key factors determining a child's growth, comparing their upbringing to shaping clay on a potter's wheel [10][11] - It stresses that homes should instill courage, wisdom, and character, while schools nurture knowledge, discipline, and talents [12][13] Industry Demands & Adaptability - Industries seek individuals with critical thinking skills and conflict resolution abilities [14][15] - The speech challenges the notion of "survival of the fittest," advocating for "survival of the adaptable" in a constantly changing world [15][16] Values & Technology - The speech emphasizes the need for a balance between values and technology in homes, promoting self-development [17] - It questions the conventional definition of "developed" countries, suggesting that true development lies in individuals being strong from within, capable, and good for society [18][19][20] - The speaker encourages thinking globally but acting locally, embracing cultural diversity and the integration of technology in India [21] Call to Action - The speech urges parents and educators to learn, unlearn, and relearn core values, emphasizing the potential of the younger generation [20][23] - It envisions a future where individuals are adaptable, strong from within, capable, and contribute positively to society [22]
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]