
في حديثه الملهم، يوضح د/عبدالله جمال كيف تتحكم الشهوات فينا وفي إيقاع حياتنا، موضحًا الفرق بين العادات والقرارات اليومية. ويبين كيف يمكننا التحكم في المحركات الصحيحة للعادات وفن المقاومة اليومية الذي يصنع الفرق بين النجاح والفشل. حديثه يركز على السعي والمجاهدة كأساس، والنتائج تأتي لاحقًا لمن يضبط نف

In this powerful and deeply relatable talk, Ipsita Das challenges the widely held belief that fights are destructive and harmful to relationships. Drawing from personal experience and insights from her work with clients, she reframes conflict as an opportunity for connection, understanding, and emot

Some of our best ideas don’t arrive when we’re searching for them. They show up in the shower, on a walk, or in the middle of doing something completely unrelated. This raises an intriguing question: why do ideas appear when we’re not actively looking for them? This talk explores how creativity wor

Before learning becomes grades, exams, and expectations, it begins with curiosity — the simple urge to ask why. Yet as we grow older, curiosity is often replaced by memorization, fear of mistakes, and pressure to get the “right” answer. This talk explores how curiosity shapes the way we learn, thin

في حديثها الملهم، تأخذنا ياسمين مجد في رحلة حول قوة العقل وتأثير الكلمة والعدوى النفسية، مبرزة الفرق بين الاضطراب النفسي الحقيقي والمكتسب. تروي تجربتها من مريضة نفسية إلى معالجة، وتؤكد أن المعلومات ا لناقصة أخطر من المرض نفسه، وأن السوشيال ميديا وثقافة اللايك والشير تؤثر على وعينا النفسي. حديثها يسلط

Anxiety often introduces itself as protection — a voice that warns us, prepares us, and keeps us alert. But over time, that voice can grow louder, more controlling, and deeply exhausting. This talk reframes anxiety not as an enemy to fight, but as a relationship that has overstayed its purpose. Thr

Distraction has become the background noise of modern life. Notifications, endless scrolling, and constant stimulation promise connection and productivity — yet quietly pull us away from focus, depth, and presence. This talk examines the hidden cost of living distracted: fractured attention, shallo

Rules exist everywhere — on roads, in public spaces, in classrooms, and institutions. Yet despite having more rules than ever, we continue to struggle with disorder, negligence, and lack of responsibility. This raises an important question: are rules really enough? This talk explores the idea that

We are often told that healing means moving on — leaving grief behind, learning to live without it, and returning to who we were before loss. But what if that idea is incomplete? In this deeply personal talk, loss is not framed as something to escape, suppress, or overcome. Instead, it is understoo

Air is everywhere — yet most of the time, we don’t think about it at all. We can’t see it, touch it, or hold it in our hands. And that invisibility makes it easy to ignore — until it begins to harm us. This talk invites the audience to rethink something they take for granted: the air they breathe.

In this empowering TEDx talk, Aini Mohd Yasli shares her deeply personal journey of turning what once felt like a limitation into her greatest strength. Born with a rare condition called Multiple Epiphyseal Dysplasia, Aini opens up about her struggles with self-acceptance and how discovering para po

Gen Z is often described in extremes — either dismissed as distracted and impatient, or praised as uniquely powerful and disruptive. But the real story is more complex, and far more interesting. This talk explores how Gen Z is reshaping the world not through grand revolutions, but through everyday

In this inspiring TEDx talk, Dr. Barnaby Young explores the world of controlled human infection studies, a groundbreaking approach that could transform how we prepare for and prevent future pandemics. As an infectious diseases doctor and researcher at Singapore’s National Centre for Infectious Disea

Volunteering is often seen as the purest form of giving. But in a world driven by résumés, applications, and social validation, service can quietly shift from purpose to performance. This talk examines what happens when volunteering becomes a checklist — something to be completed, displayed, and mo

Climate change is no longer a distant warning — it is a ticking clock. While debates continue and promises are postponed, the window for meaningful action is narrowing faster than we realize. This talk reframes the climate crisis not as a future possibility, but as a present countdown — one defined

In this inspiring TEDx talk, Lydia Helena Wong takes us inside the world of advanced materials and sustainable innovation. From solar cells to next-generation batteries, she demonstrates how materials of the future can drive clean energy transitions and shape a more sustainable planet. Wong share

Trends move fast. What’s fashionable today is forgotten tomorrow — often discarded, wasted, and replaced without a second thought. In a culture driven by constant novelty, we rarely pause to ask what happens after the trend fades. This talk explores how short-lived trends — in fashion, consumption,

From a young age, society begins to tell us who we are — and more importantly, who we can become. These messages come from classrooms, families, media, and culture, slowly painting boundaries around our potential before we’ve had the chance to explore it ourselves. This talk examines how expectatio

In this thought-provoking talk, Ritu Jain examines how language shapes identity, belonging, and the way we connect with one another in a globalized world. Through stories of multilingualism and linguistic diversity in Singapore and beyond, she reveals how the echoes of language carry our histories,

Food labels promise health, energy, and nutrition — but not everything marketed as “good for you” truly is. In a world of bright packaging, catchy buzzwords, and misleading claims, identifying what actually nourishes us has become increasingly difficult. This talk explores how toxic ingredients are

Bullying is often dismissed as “just kids being kids” — a phase, a joke, or an unavoidable part of growing up. But beneath this normalization lies a deeper question we rarely ask: who actually benefits from bullying? This talk challenges the conventional narrative by shifting the focus away from vi