Por medo, vergonha ou insegurança, muitas pessoas deixam de contar sua própria história - e pagam caro por isso. Nesta talk, Brenda Lezie revela como o posicionamento estratégico e a comunicação humanizada transformaram sua trajetória. Com aprendizados sobre branding pessoal, ela provoca: o que sua marca está dizendo sobre você, agora? Publicitária de formação e empreendedora, Brenda atua com foco em comunicação humanizada, narrativa estratégica e expressão autêntica, conectando pessoas à sua própria voz e propósito. Ela mostra por que construir uma marca pessoal vai muito além de estética ou vaidade — é um exercício de clareza, coragem e escolha: ou você compartilha sua verdade, ou o mundo preenche os vazios por você. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Meet Nabs Al Busaidi — the first Arab to walk 650 km to the Magnetic North Pole and row 4,600 km across the Atlantic Ocean. But long before these record-breaking adventures, his greatest challenge was something far more ordinary: running a marathon. In this inspiring TEDxAlQurum talk, Nabs shares how confronting this initial obstacle became the turning point that unlocked his path to extraordinary achievements.With unfiltered honesty and unwavering determination, Nabs reveals the one powerful question he asked himself — and how answering it with brutal truth became the fuel for his relentless drive. This talk is not just about endurance and physical limits; it’s about mindset, resilience, and daring to believe that the impossible is within reach. Nabs Al Busaidy is a true embodiment of resilience, courage, and the boundless potential of the human spirit. As the first Arab to walk 650 km to the Magnetic North Pole, the first Arab to row 4,500 km across the Atlantic Ocean, and the first Omani to climb the highest mountain in Antarctica, Nabs has consistently pushed the limits of what is possible. His journey from life-altering injuries to conquering some of the world’s harshest environments is a powerful reminder that determination can defy all odds. More than an adventurer, Nabs is a captivating speaker whose story resonates with anyone seeking inspiration. His experiences are not just about records, but about the strength it takes to overcome adversity and keep moving forward. Whether addressing global audiences or motivating individuals, Nabs proves that with unwavering belief and perseverance, the impossible becomes achievable. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In this explosive TEDx talk, father and son duo Edi & Mateusz Pyrek reveal the shocking truth behind today’s education crisis. We’re living in the Destruction Age where technology advances at warp speed, but schools remain stuck in the past.For the first time in history, the youngest generation is getting dumber than the one before it. Cyberbullying and suicide rates are rising. Kids are overwhelmed by AI and digital tools... yet nobody teaches them how to use it.So what ARE the real skills of the future? They asked top performers from around the world and uncovered 5 essential ones. And here’s the scary part - schools only teach 25% of these skills. No wonder our kids are lost. This isn’t just a talk. It’s a wake-up call. If we want the next generation to thrive, we need to rethink everything starting with how we teach. Watch now and ask yourself: What did school never teach you that you had to figure out the hard way? Advisor to three prime ministers, royal families, and Forbes billionaires. Co-founder of GAIA (Compassion AI)—an initiative revolutionizing technology through ethics. Founder of the Academy of Future.Adopted by the Blackfoot Tribe as a Sun Dancer, he merges shamanic rituals with neuroscience through Peak State Tech, unlocking superhuman potential in just three sessions. A National Geographic collaborator and architect of the Brand Religions concept, applied by global corporations and political movements."Decentralize AI, evolve humanity, democratize knowledge."A young explorer and his father form a technology-driven duo, bridging generations in a dialogue about education in the age of rapid AI advancement.At TEDx, they present a unique intergenerational perspective, exploring how artificial intelligence shapes both the dreams and needs of the younger generation and the expertise of seasoned professionals. From the quest for the Holy Grail to the frontiers of artificial intelligence, this dynamic duo proves that the future is a family affair."When young curiosity meets seasoned wisdom, innovation knows no age." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Could children have the creativity and moral compass that is needed in the world right now? Three children from different parts of the world hit the TEDx stage to explore how businesses might operate differently if they were accountable to future generations. Youth isn’t wasted on the young if we listen to them and empower their ingenuity. Facilitated by film director Damon Gameau. www.futurecouncil.earth Ruby Rodgers is ready to take the world by storm, and she’s still only 15 years old. Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Climate Change Warrior, Student, Leader – it’s only just the start for this talented and dedicated young woman. When you’re from a big musical family and spend your life surrounded by musicians, it’s so entrenched in your DNA that making music is almost as important as breathing. Her debut single, Hits the Heart was released through EMI Australia / Universal Music in December 2024. Ruby was recently invited to be one of only eight schoolchildren from around the globe to take part in Damon Gameau’s documentary film, Future Council. Future Council gathered a host of inspiring young minds who each brought their own personal experiences and “superpowers” to the table (Ruby’s superpower was as a songwriter / poet / storyteller). They travel across Europe spending time in nature, learning about eco solutions, sharing their concerns and fears for the future, and confronting multinational mega-polluters.Joseph Recycling began in 2022, inspired by a moment when 10-year-old Joseph Wijaya saw his friends collecting metal and cables from rivers while fishing. Realising the value of recycling, and with encouragement from his father, Joseph decided to start his own initiative to collect and process recyclables while giving back to his community.In March 2022, he delivered his first recycling bin to a local co-working space. By 2025, his network has grown to over 200 members, including schools, homes, and businesses.Each week, Joseph collects, sorts, and processes recyclables, partnering with a facility in Java when needed. Funds raised help pay for children’s education. In 2023, he paid for 24 children to attend school, and in 2024, he supported 30.He believes every child deserves the chance to learn and grow into future leaders.Joseph also leads beach cleanups and runs a plastic collection program where children earn English lessons focused on sustainability. He now creates and sells keyrings at markets to support his mission. In 2025, he launched a recycling curriculum to educate remote schools. At just 13, Joseph dreams of building a school where students can pay their fees with plastic waste—turning trash into opportunity.Hiva is a 13 year old Norfolk Islander on a mission to protect Earth’s wild spaces. Armed with his camera and an insatiable curiosity for birds and their habitats, Hiva advocates for a planet that is rich in biodiverse forests and abundant in humans that care about nature.Every time he learns of another bird species going extinct, Hiva hears the wake-up call - and he wants you to hear it too! Birds are the ambassadors of our biodiversity, exhibiting countless variations of colour, shape, size and function that reflect the ecosystem around them - as they disappear, so do our chances of saving our planet.Hiva wants to show his human friends that they too are part of nature, so that we can all start safeguarding our wild spaces for future generations. For more information on Hiva’s mission, visit www.wildtavake.com This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Mental health is often best understood by the physical symptoms and behaviors we can see. But there is an invisible layer that is misunderstood by people who don't suffer from mental illness. By exploring this aspect, we can come to understand that accessibility and empathy need a greater emphasis when discussing the problems sufferers of psychopathology go through. Thomas Curty is a current student at SUNY Cortland, soon to be graduating in the spring semester of 2025. He has a strong interest in mental health advocacy, digital media, and political science. He comes from Staten Island, NY where he plans to return to work in the mental health field, working a helping job where he can make a difference. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Airing Leisure’s Dirty Laundry, explores how leisure is both a means of socialization and a reinforcement of power structures. Together, we will examine who is included and excluded, addressing uncomfortable truths about privilege and access. Like a breath of fresh air, these conversations can invigorate our understanding and foster inclusivity. Dr. Jason Page is an Assistant Professor at SUNY Cortland with over 20 years of experience in education and human services. A Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS), he brings extensive clinical experience working with diverse populations including at-risk youth, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and those with substance use disorders. After earning his doctorate in Recreation Therapy from Clemson University, he has focused his academic career on understanding how marginalized recreational activities and the people who participate in them navigate social acceptance and stigma. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx