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