
Comedian Chris Duffy explains how to sharpen your sense of humor and laugh more by seeing the world through a child's perspective. He shares insights on developing comedic thinking and finding humor in everyday life.

Τι βλέπουμε πραγματικά όταν στεκόμαστε μπροστά στον καθρέφτη; Συχνά, αντί για τον εαυτό μας, αντικρίζουμε έναν αυστηρό κριτή που σκανάρει ατέλειες. Αν δεν αντέχουμε να σταθούμε στα δικά μας παπούτσια, πώς θα κατανοήσουμε τους άλλους; Μια πρόσκληση να αφήσουμε τη ζυγαριά και τα φίλτρα, να μιλήσουμε ε

Scars often carry stories that the world cannot see. In this talk, Mitali Sonawane reflects on the journey of turning pain into purpose and challenges the way society defines beauty, strength, and success. She speaks about the difficult space between adversity and achievement the moments of doubt, r

When life changes in ways we never wanted, what helps us move forward? In this talk, Elaine Powell explores how transformation begins not with action, but with awareness of who we are being in difficult moments. Through her own story, she shares two powerful questions that can shift perspective, int

Ennek a TEDx-beszédnek a főszereplője egy újpalotai panelben felcseperedő kislány, aki mert nagyot álmodni. Ifi-Valde Orsinak korántsem volt egyszerű az élete, a mából visszatekintve azonban semmit nem változtatna. Kisgyermekként a zene jelentette számára a szabadságot, azon keresztül bárhova eljuth

We live in a curious time: life happens, but it must also fit into a feed. In this talk, Gabriela Prioli explores how social media no longer shapes only what we show the world, but also what we choose to live. Between filters, likes and carefully edited narratives, a quiet question emerges: are we

We are moving faster than ever. Faster careers. Faster information. Faster decisions. But in the middle of acceleration, one question remains unanswered: where are we actually going? In this talk, Hellen Telles invites us to pause and examine the direction behind our speed. She challenges the belie

Through her TEDx TRINS Youth talk, Ananya encourages the audience to reflect on fear and distraction, and to rediscover the quiet yet powerful act of reclaiming one’s attention as a true expression of self-control and inner strength. Ananya Manikandan is deeply interested in human psychology and the

A partir de la muerte de su madre, Carolina Anfibia descubrió una forma de transformar el duelo en arte y la herida materna en poder. Su obra, Retratos vivos de mamá, es una invitación a reconectar con nuestras emociones, a mirar el dolor sin miedo y a entender que de toda muerte —real o simbólica—

In this talk, Sowmyasri Nukala examines how individuals can move beyond predefined societal expectations to intentionally design lives aligned with their personal values and aspirations. Drawing on perspectives from psychology, leadership, and communication, she highlights the role of self-awareness

Who are you if you strip away your grades, achievements, roles, and expectations? This talk explores how the spaces we live in — schools, systems, countries, ideologies — shape our identity more than we realize. Instead of offering answers, it invites us to sit with the discomfort of not knowing who

Why do people join cults—even when the warning signs are there? Michelle Cholfin explores the psychology behind our inherent need to belong, what makes people vulnerable to manipulation, and how understanding that need can help us recognize who we can truly trust. Michelle Cholfin is a freshman at N

We live in an age of endless information and constant entertainment. Degrees are earned, careers are built, and screens keep us occupied — yet when it comes to understanding our own emotions, many of us feel lost. In this deeply reflective TEDxAMU talk, Dr. Sheetal Nair explores a powerful paradox

“The Business of Being You: How Psychology Shapes Personal Branding”, explores how fear, judgment, and daily habits influence teenage decision-making. Inspired by her own experiences, a psychology book she read over the summer, and her involvement in organizing a previous TEDx event, Iasmina examine

“How Conformity Kills Creativity,” stems from her observations inside the classroom: students staying silent, holding back opinions, and fearing judgment. Drawing from her own experiences, Catalina argues that creativity and individuality cannot flourish when people are afraid to speak. #conformity

“Goodbyes That Lead To New Beginnings”, draws on her personal experience of moving abroad for the first time. Lucija explores how major transitions, though difficult, can lead to personal growth, new opportunities, and a stronger sense of identity. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining a posi

“Reality Shock,” explores how sudden moments of change, personal or global, can become transformative turning points. Drawing from difficult experiences she faced last year, Georgie examines how confronting unexpected challenges can move us from paralysis to action, and why developing this skill is

“If You Don’t Fit The Mold, Break it,” explores the challenges and possibilities of not fully belonging to one place or one identity. Drawing from a lifetime of moving between countries, as well as her experiences with stereotypes and self-doubt, Nina encourages others to reject the pressure to fit

This talk explores what viral internet trends like “6–7” reveal about how young minds experience attention, stimulation, and belonging in a digital-first world. Drawing from years of hands-on work with Gen Z and Gen Alpha students, Shirish examines how short-form content reshapes focus—not through s

A través de su experiencia personal con el acogimiento familiar temporal, Jimena Prieto comparte una historia real que confronta uno de los mayores miedos que nos impiden actuar: el de amor sin condición de permanencia. Con sensibilidad y evidencia científica, muestra cómo el amor y el cuidado pue

What if the future of Law depends on those who are quiet, reflective, and introverted? In this TEDx talk, a solicitor with 18 years’ experience in Wills and Probate challenges the stereotype that success in Law belongs only to extroverts. Introversion, he reveals, is not a weakness, but a strength.