
Based on my personal experience with failure, my talk focused on the lessons learnt along the way, From embracing the frustration and negative emotions linked to failing, to believing that failure is the first step in the poursuit of success. Kaltoum LAJFARI is a PHD in Economics, a full time profes

A Meeting with Yourself: When You Feel Behind, Lost, or Broken… And Realize That Chaos Was Crafting Your Greatest Chapter. Amanda Fotene is a management student with a passion for public speaking and leadership. She believes that speaking with sincerity is sometimes the most courageous act of all. T

In this talk, Ismail El Omari shares his journey of reconnecting with a childhood dream of becoming part of the world of space exploration. After choosing a conventional path as an architect, he discovered that passion does not disappear but waits patiently to be embraced again. His story gently rem

Et si la peur n’était que passagère ? Oser, même en étant imparfait vaut toujours mieux que renoncer par crainte d’échouer ou de décevoir. Ce talk invite à ne plus laisser la peur décider à notre place, à oser malgré le doute et l’inconfort. Car ce ne sont pas nos échecs qui nous poursuivent, ma

Mohamed Ouahbi shares his vision about leadership, youth development, and building the future of Moroccan football. He explains how discipline, strong values, and belief in young talent can transform potential into excellence. Mohamed Ouahbi is a Moroccan football coach and former professional play

Pain can break us — or build us. Frank Toh shares how adversity can become the foundation for purpose. Through reflection and resilience, he demonstrates how challenges can lead to clarity, growth, and direction. An inspiring conclusion on turning struggle into strength. Topic: How Pain Shapes Pur

In a world dominated by screens, who is really in control? Aaliyah Merchant explores the influence of social media and digital platforms on our thoughts, confidence, and mental health. She challenges viewers to become conscious consumers rather than passive participants. A timely message about awa

Imagine carrying a balloon filled with unspoken emotions. Joshua Rodrigues uses a powerful metaphor to describe how stress, anger, and sadness build up when not released. His talk encourages healthy expression and reminds us that everyone carries something unseen. A creative and impactful reflecti

What happens when we hide how we really feel? Ritika Mishra discusses emotional masking — the habit of suppressing feelings to appear “fine.” She explains how bottling emotions can affect mental health and why vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness. An honest talk about emotional courage. Top

There are tests in life that don’t come with marks — but they matter the most. Anabia Malik speaks about the invisible pressures of mental health struggles and the silent battles many students face. She emphasizes the importance of support, empathy, and breaking the stigma around seeking help. Bec

Pain is universal — but how we interpret it makes all the difference. Ameerah Fatima reframes pain not as an obstacle, but as a teacher. Through reflection and insight, she explores how challenges can build resilience and shape personal growth. An empowering talk about perspective, strength, and t

Are grades really the measure of intelligence or success? Eliza Nadeem Merchant challenges the academic pressure students face and questions the idea that marks define worth. She highlights the importance of creativity, resilience, and character — qualities no report card can capture. A refreshing

Today there is a huge emotional gap between teenagers and parents, and there is a growing lack of communication that creates distance between them. Teenagers often feel misunderstood, judged, or unheard, while parents may feel worried, responsible, and unsure how to express their care. Both sides ex

Quantum physics is often seen as distant from everyday life, largely because of the way it is taught. Yet when looked at more closely, it can feel unexpectedly human—much like quarks, the smallest known components of matter, which are never found alone but exist in pairs or triads. This talk brings

Why is it so easy to give others advice but so hard for us to follow it ourselves? This TED talk explores the psychology behind this phenomenon, highlighting concepts like the ‘Solomon Paradox’ and the emotional bias that clouds our self-judgment. Through relatable situations and humor, this talk is

We measure progress in money, not in meaning—but kindness is the real currency of a healthy society. Science shows that empathy and generosity spread through our brains like emotional dominoes, lifting moods and strengthening trust. A single smile or small act of help can ripple through a crowd more

The rapid spread of artificial intelligence (AI) has placed powerful tools in the hands of both companies and the public, yet there is still no unified global law regulating its use. Much of the world remains unregulated, allowing AI to be misused for generating misleading content, outsourcing entir

Leadership is often associated with titles, authority and big moments. This talk explores a different perspective. Through stories from elite sport, business and lived experiences, it traces how lasting leadership is built through small and consistent actions. From Britain's cycling transformation t

In a world built for distraction, why does the easy choice win so often? This talk explores the silent pull of instant gratification. Drawing from personal experience and everyday struggles with focus and consistency, it puts forward the concept of micro-persistence—a simple but powerful approach to

How many people do you know who’ve donated an organ? Probably not many—and that’s part of the problem. The demand for organs is massive, but actual donations are limited. This forces doctors to make difficult decisions: who gets the organ, and who doesn’t. Current systems use medical criteria to pri

This talk challenges the idea that life must follow a fixed timeline of milestones and deadlines. Through personal experience and real-world examples, it explores why success has no universal schedule and why each of us must move at our own pace. This is a reminder that time should be a tool we use