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Successful Vs. Winning Mindset

 
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I'm thrilled to share my TEDx Helsingborg talk, a passionate exploration into the intricate web of influences that shape our lives. What's it all about?  Well, I delve deep into the profound impact that society, school, friends, and parents have on our decisions and how we perceive ourselves. It's a journey through the often complex and sometimes contradictory forces that shape who we are. You may agree, disagree, or be left with lingering questions, and that's perfectly okay. It might resonate with your own experiences or you might have counter-arguments or personal anecdotes. Remember, the beauty of TEDx is in its capacity to inspire and challenge.

When I stepped onto the TEDx Helsingborg stage, I knew I wanted to send a message that would resonate deeply, a message about how we perceive truth and shape our own realities.

To immerse the audience into this topic from the very beginning, I embraced the power of silence, silence empowers us in ways beyond words.

So for the first 60 seconds, I stood before the audience, in silence. It was a deliberate pause, a silence that commanded attention, setting the stage for what was to come. This silence wasn’t just about grabbing attention; it was about letting everyone experience firsthand what I was about to discuss.

“How We See is What We See.”

It was an invitation to introspect, to reflect on how we interpret and construct our realities.

As the seconds ticked by, diverse interpretations filled the room. People thought I was nervous and forgot my lines, others believed it was a deliberate act. Some were ready to catch me, thinking I might faint, while some saw courage in it and some thought it was a much longer than a minute and this simple act showcased how a singular truth can birth a multitude of interpretations, illustrating the essence of my talk.

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