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İlk Adım: Hemen Şimdi! | Burak Aktürk | TEDxKAL Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-25 15:59
Eee, şimdi sizden şey rica ediyorum. Eee, ben şu anda sizin karşınızda bir sokakta rastgele soru soran bir insan olup TikTok fenomeni dönüşmüş biri yerine bir hayali olup bu hayalini gerçekleştirmiş biri olarak görürseniz beni şu anda size söyleyeceklerimizden, söyleyeceklerimden çok daha fazla şey kapabilirsiniz ve bu da beni gerçekten çok daha mutlu eder. Eee, ben bütün bu kariyerimin yanı sıra gerçekten de çok motivasyon dolu bir insanım ve etrafımdaki insanları da çok fazla motive etmeye odaklı bir insa ...
Dreaming Small | David Micley | TEDxNewton North HS
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:54
Core Argument - The speech advocates for "dreaming small," suggesting that focusing on achievable, controllable tasks leads to greater success than pursuing overly ambitious goals [1][2][5] - The speaker uses examples like Bill Belichick's "do your job" philosophy and Jeff Bezos' initial focus on selling books online to illustrate the power of small, consistent actions [8][9][12][13] - The speech identifies distractions, particularly from social media and the constant exposure to others' dreams, as obstacles to achieving personal goals [23][24] Supporting Examples - Bill Belichick, the Patriots coach, focused on his team doing their job every single day [8][9] - Jeff Bezos started Amazon by focusing on a small problem: creating an online bookstore [12][13] - Otto's Pizza started with a single pizza store in Portland, Maine [15] Practical Advice - The speech emphasizes the importance of having a plan and focusing on daily, achievable goals to overcome distractions and achieve long-term success [24][25] - It suggests that focusing on what is controllable and putting effort into small tasks can lead to success, regardless of immediate wins or losses [10][11][26] Personal Anecdote - The speaker shares personal experiences of failing to achieve big dreams in sports and finding success in local politics by focusing on participation and small steps [17][18][19][20][21][22]