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Atrévete a crear tu propio camino | Maria Jose Hagerman Sucar | TEDxTec Santa Fe
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 15:55
Hay muchas personas que desde chiquitos sabían exactamente qué querían ser cuando fueran grandes. Yo definitivamente no soy una de ellas. De chiquita, claro que pasé por todas estas etapas de querer ser doctora, maestra, arquitecta, pastelera.Pero cuando llegó ese momento espectacular a los 18 años en donde tienes que escoger a qué te vas a dedicar el resto de tu vida, yo no tenía ni idea hasta que recordé un pequeño recuerdo de mi yo de 8 años en donde mi mamá, yo yo estaba viendo la tele tan cerca de esas ...
Self Discovery and Manifestation | Buzo Danfillo | TEDxNWU
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-23 15:16
Company's Purpose and Self-Discovery - The company's initial purpose was to translate movies into Hausa, driven by a passion to make them accessible and understandable to a wider audience [7][8] - The founder's self-discovery involved embracing his mischievous nature and passion for media, leading to the creation of something significant from nothing [19][20] - The company emphasizes the importance of finding one's own path and aligning with like-minded individuals to achieve dreams [20][21] Business Development and Innovation - The company pioneered the Hausa dubbing industry, creating a new market and benefiting millions [12] - The company faced initial rejection from established market vendors but persevered, demonstrating resilience and determination [9] - The company innovated by coining over 300 new Hausa words, addressing the language's limitations in science and technology [13][15] - The company is developing an app to store and provide access to these new Hausa words, further expanding the language's vocabulary [16] Challenges and Achievements - The company initially struggled to find collaborators due to financial constraints, leading the founder to perform all voices in movies [18][19] - The company's efforts have been recognized, with even international news agencies like BBC adopting the coined words [15] - The company is currently in negotiations, potentially with Netflix, to further expand its reach and impact [20][21]
The Art Of Waiting | Marya Mayan | TEDxRiyadh
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-18 16:36
عقبال اكثر كلمه سمعتها في حياتي عقبال المدرسه عقبال الجامعه عقبال التخرج عقبال الوظيفه عقبال الترقيه عقبال الزواج عقبال عقبال عقبال كل ما نكبر شويه نعتقد اننا وصلنا لكن تصدمنا كلمه عقبال جديده تخليك تشعر انه المسار جاهز وقالب واحد هو اللي اختارك مو انت اللي اخترته تحس انك قاعد تمشي في طريق رسمه شخص ثاني ما تدري يمكن يكون صح ويمكن يكون غلط واسهل شيء انك تسويه هو انك تجلس وتنتظر انك تحقق العقبال اللي بعده حتى لو كان في شيء يقول لك ترى هذا الطريق مو طريقك كلنا عندنا هذا الكرسي في حياتنا انا اسميه كرسي عقبال وظ ...
The Gift of feeling lost: How Struggle Leads to self-discovery | Guzal Choriyeva | TEDxTSUL
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 16:21
Key Issues & Challenges - Personal failures, chronic stress, health issues, identity crisis, changing life stage, perfectionism, false self, toxic resilience, learned helplessness, social comparison (FOMO), and loneliness are core reasons for feeling lost [4][5][6][7] - 62% of students report feeling inadequate due to social media comparison [7] - 70% of students worldwide reported that their grades suffer due to burnout [8] - 65% of international students suffer from family expectations to excel academically, leading to higher stress [9] Solutions & Recommendations - Expressive writing (journaling) for 15-20 minutes to process emotions [17] - Reconnecting with one's "why" by revisiting core reasons and reflecting on motivations [18][19][20] - Setting micro goals for realistic accomplishment to build momentum and avoid feeling overwhelmed [19][20] Illustrative Examples - Thomas Edison failed over 1,000 times before inventing the light bulb [12] - Steve Jobs was fired from Apple but later returned to lead the company to success with iPhone and iPad [13] - Arunima Sinha, despite losing her legs, became the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest [14] - JK Rowling faced 12 rejections before Harry Potter became a global success [15] - Netflix was rejected by Blockbuster for $50 million, but now has over 260 million subscribers [15]
The Courage to Heal, Lead, and Transform | Arti Shirish | TEDxHimalayan International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-05 16:02
Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of understanding and rewriting one's personal "code," which consists of emotional, cultural, and mental programming [2][3] - It advocates for inner work as the foundation for real transformation, contrasting it with the obsession with external changes [8] - The speaker encourages the audience to recognize their code, reframe their story, and reclaim their truth to live authentically [17][18] Key Concepts - **Decoding:** Real decoding involves choosing how to respond to fears and rewriting the code one unknowingly follows [2] - **Inner Work:** Inner work is quiet, invisible, and powerful, building a strong foundation for future growth [9][10] - **Coded Beliefs:** Many beliefs are handed down unquestioned, like the idea that hard work alone guarantees success [5][6] Illustrative Example - The speaker shares a personal anecdote of being in Israel during the October 7th, 2023 war, where observing a calm woman in a bomb shelter led to a realization about rewriting one's response to circumstances [1][2] - The speaker reflects on childhood experiences where societal expectations limited career paths, leading to a personal journey of self-discovery and reclaiming childhood dreams [11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Metaphors and Analogies - Personal code is compared to DNA (ACGT) and a USB drive, highlighting the programmed nature of beliefs and behaviors [3][4] - Transformation is likened to the growth of a Chinese bamboo tree, where significant inner work precedes visible results [8][9]
Journey towards taking charge of your life | Madhukar Gupta | TEDxBITSPilani
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:56
What do you see when you find kids going to the engineering college or the medical college? Happy faces, smiling, joyful. I happen to be one such kid. But my My worries, my agony so to say started the moment I jointly entering college. It increased to a level that after a year I told my dad I don't want to do it. He said I want to touch your feet but please for heaven's sake don't say all this. You do what you want to do but get a basic thing. And he tried to question me. He tried to what the reason was. An ...
The roots of your identity | Erin Lancin | TEDxYouth@DLSUSHS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:30
Identity & Self-Perception - The presentation explores how individuals perceive themselves and how they are perceived by others, particularly strangers [1][2] - It discusses the tendency to present oneself through defining features, such as appearance, and the potential for these features to lead to misunderstandings and misjudgments [2][3] - The speaker shares personal experiences of feeling misunderstood due to her hair and appearance, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations of femininity [3][9] - The core message is that individuals should not be confined by external expectations or labels, but rather embrace their true selves and redefine identity on their own terms [8][19] The "Three Rs" Framework - The presentation introduces a three-step method for reclaiming one's identity: Realization, Reclamation, and Reassertion [11] - **Realization:** Recognizing how conforming to external images can erase one's true identity and hinder self-understanding [20] - **Reclamation:** Actively choosing to express oneself authentically, even in the face of potential judgment or barriers [27][28] - **Reassertion:** Redefining oneself based on personal values and aspirations, rather than external expectations, and finding strength in supportive relationships [31][33] Empowerment & Self-Acceptance - The presentation emphasizes the importance of self-discovery and making choices based on personal desires, rather than trying to please others [29] - It encourages individuals to embrace change and evolution, recognizing that personal preferences and identities are not static [30] - The ultimate goal is to live a life of authenticity and happiness, where external criticisms matter less [37] - The "Three Rs" framework can be applied to various aspects of life, from personal style to career choices, to empower individuals to live a life that is true to themselves [39][40]
My Life Advice for Teenagers
Principles by Ray Dalio· 2025-09-03 17:54
At this part in your life, you physically and mentally change so that you become an independent adult. At least you want to become an independent adult. And so you have to recognize that where in the past maybe your relationship with your parents and relationship with others was more of a you know a pal and their role model and so on that you're making a transition sometimes as the hormones and the physical and the mental changes take place.And along those lines, recognize though that you think you know eve ...
Is Career Divorce a Sin or Sane | Prajakta Badhe | TEDxHimalayan International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-03 16:38
[संगीत] आई फाइनली गॉट माय डिवोर्स। आई डिडंट आस्क फॉर एलुमनी। आई आस्क फॉर कस्टडी। एंड बिफोर यू स्टार्ट वरिंग, रिलैक्स। आई डिड डिवोर्स माय हस्बैंड। ही इज़ राइट हियर इन द ऑडियंस एंड आई लव हिम डियरली। आई डिवोर्स्ड माय करियर एंड आई गॉट कस्टडी ऑफ समथिंग इवन मोर पर्सनल माय ड्रीम्स माय ड्रीम्स टू स्टार्ट समथिंग ऑफ माय ओन रिमेंबर दैट वन क्वेश्चन दैट चेस्ड अस थ्रू चाइल्डहुड व्हाट डू यू वांट टू बिकम व्हेन यू फ्लो अप माय आंसर आई वांट टू बी एन एस्ट्रोनॉट एंड बैक देन इट फेल्ट मोर लाइक अ फैंटसी देन अ फिजिबल करियर ऑप्शन [सं ...
Behind the Wheel, Beyond the Noise | Seema Sinha | TEDxKunskapsskolan Gurgaon Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:44
[Music] It's a privilege standing on this red dot. So what do you expect. Big words like u parumpara kuratishta anushas.Nah, none of that. We've heard it all before. Dramatic failures, cinematic comebacks.But let's face it, not everyone is built for greatness. A lot of people live ordinary lives with no inspiring stories to tell, no cinematic turnarounds. And that's perfectly fine because this isn't about a motivational monologue.If you expect a story where I failed, failed again, and then rose to glory, so ...