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Leveling Up: From Gaming to Growing with Passion | Sarthak Hyam | TEDxSunshineWorldwideSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-21 16:07
[music] [music] There is something that lights up every day of my life. Something that wakes me out of bed with excitement. Something I used to misunderstand, but now I live by it.Yes, I'm talking about passion. For a long time, I believed that passion meant doing something allowed for hours and hours, like playing Roblox, FC Mobile, Fortnite, and other games. I could sit on my chair for hours, completely glued to the screen.No hunger, no sleep, just gaming. And I thought, "This is my passion. This is what ...
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Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo hope for box-office magic with ‘Wicked: For Good,’ characters struggle for love, country and checkmate in the Broadway revival of ‘Chess,’ Wes Anderson is the focus of an exhibition in London, and more. https://t.co/kB4ILRpk4B ...
How play can level up your workplace | David Clear | TEDxGCEM
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-10 16:10
Core Argument - Play is not separate from work; it reflects individual behaviors in building relationships, handling pressure, and accepting responsibility [26][27] - Integrating play into team building can lead to stronger teams and better leadership [27] Benefits of Play in the Workplace - Play builds relationships and breaks barriers by fostering collaboration and dissolving hierarchical silos [11][16] - Play reveals how individuals handle pressure and progress, promoting adaptability and a growth mindset [17][19] - Play helps individuals step out of their comfort zones, building confidence and leadership skills [20][21] Examples and Applications - The "Shuffle Showdown" event demonstrated how play can build relationships among employees who had never interacted before [13][16] - The "Calibrate Together" game illustrated how play encourages knowledge sharing and collaborative problem-solving under pressure [17][19] - A session with college students entering the workforce used play to help them connect and see each other as collaborators rather than rivals [23][25] Historical Context - Ancient games like patici (evolving into ludo) and chaturanga (ancestor of chess) demonstrate the historical importance of play in teaching planning, patience, critical thinking, and strategic sacrifice [7][9]