"Letting go" of something is often associated with feelings of negativity and a sense of forgetting. However, oftentimes it could also be an art of humanity. "Subtracting" something from your life could be a self-healing act, or to preserve the feelings of parties involved. Follow along as Chau Anh brings us on a journey of self-actualization and offers a comprehensive explanation on these human behaviors as well as touch upon her personal story with subtraction. Well known as one of the most influential celebrities on the Internet with 2.2M followers on tiktok, Chau Anh - more commonly known as “Chao” - is well-beloved for her knowledge and societal contributions. Through her speech, Chau Anh tells a story about “letting go”. About sometimes, giving up isn’t about losing everything but stepping down and reflect our journey to slow down and adjust it to our pace as the saying goes: “one step backward, two steps forward” 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

We all know the routine: waking up, doomscrolling for an hour, doing chores while listening to something, struggling to multi-task while listening to true crimes then fall continuously scrolling. But have you ever wondered, what really is the magic that makes us so addicted and why do we feel empty after watching them? Joining us on this talk as we will not only unravels the evil plan underneath but also showing you how to escape this downwarding cycle and head towards a more healthy and sustainable happiness. A thoughtful young mind with a passion for social issues, Tran Quang Bach dives into the complex web of modern-day addictions - from capitalism and technology to the hidden dependencies fueled by consumerism. With a unique perspective, he aims to challenge the audience to reflect on their endless pursuit of satisfaction and the possibility of finding deeper, more sustainable fulfillment. 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

How can acting help us navigate the storms of life? In this inspiring talk, actress Lan Phương explores the powerful connection between performance and emotional resilience. When the wheel of life feels off track, Lan Phương believes that the principles of acting can guide us to clarity, strength, and renewed confidence. - Winner of the “Impressive Actress” award at the VTV Awards for her role as Diệu in “Cả một đời ân oán” - “Star of the Year” – Film category, 2018 - Peace Ambassador of Vietnam in Fukuoka, Japan (1998 & 2008 Goodwill Ambassador for JICA Vietnam (2015–2020) 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

你是否在亲密关系中感到“电量焦虑”，化身“查岗狂魔”或“索电狂魔”？ Jackie带你直面背后的三大“电量黑洞”，并教你打造属于自己的“自洽充电桩”。 通过自我深度探索、价值感内置与识别转化恐惧，成为自身稳定的能量源。最终，停止外求，学会自洽，在爱情与生活中松弛发光。 相生之宠品牌创始人&产品总监 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

Pramod Chougule delivered a compelling TEDx talk on the concept of Net Zero Buildings, emphasizing the urgent need for sustainable architectural practices in today’s climate crisis. Through powerful insights and real-world examples, he urged the audience to reignite the spirit of the Green Revolution—not in agriculture, but in the way we design and build our spaces. His talk highlighted how energy-efficient buildings can play a pivotal role in achieving environmental balance. With a passionate call to action, he inspired listeners to adopt greener choices and contribute to a more sustainable future. ● PRAMOD B. CHAUGULE, BORN 11 MARCH 1962, INDIAN● B.ARCH, MBA (HR), M.SC. GREEN BUILDING (US)● OFFICES IN PUNE, SANGLI, AND THANE● CHAIRMAN, IIA SANGLI; TRUSTEE, ENGINEERS & ARCHITECTS ASSOCIATION● VISITING LECTURER SINCE 1995; NASA & VISTAR INITIATOR● VP, RED SWASTIK SOCIETY; MEMBER, ENV. COMMITTEE & CII● PRESIDENT, ABHALMAYA FOUNDATION; CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOLS AND NGOS● ROTARY PRESIDENT & ASSISTANT GOVERNOR, DISTRICT 3170● WINNER OF 50+ AWARDS INCL. AICA GOLD, SANGLI BHUSHAN, GRIHA 4-STAR● DESIGNED INDIA’S 1ST GOVT. GREEN CAMPUS (TURCHI)● WRITTEN 500+ ARTICLES; ATTENDED 1000+ SEMINARS GLOBALLY● DONATED BLOOD 91+ TIMES; WALKED 210 KM FOR PEACE 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

Leadership training is a billion-dollar industry, yet organizations are filled with frustrated leaders and disengaged teams. Why? Because most leadership training creates more tension and resentment than growth. Jim Koetting is a leadership advisor, mentor, and consultant who challenges how we think about leadership development. Having built businesses and mentored leaders who raised millions and saved billions, he faced a hard truth: most leadership training doesn’t work—it creates tension and resentment. It fails to address the real issues holding leaders back. With 40 years as a musician, Jim sees leadership like mastering an instrument—you can’t learn it in a weekend seminar. Authentic leadership is practiced daily, forged through adversity, and grounded in self-awareness. He draws on his journey—losing everything at 50, rebuilding from nothing, and 35 years of sobriety—to reveal the hidden struggles today’s leaders face: distraction, addiction, and mental fitness. Through storytelling and hard-won wisdom, Jim helps leaders see what’s missing—and how to finally get it right. His mission? To liberate leaders from illusion and transform the way they lead. 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