“Reescribe la voz en tu cabeza” es una experiencia comunicacional que revela el poder del lenguaje interno. A través de ejemplos, neurocomunicación y storytelling, invita a descubrir cómo las palabras que usamos con nosotros mismos moldean nuestras decisiones, emociones y liderazgo. Una charla para transformar la mente en su propio canal de confianza, claridad y acción. Abogada y máster en Comunicación Política, Empresarial y Neuromarketing. CEO de Dinámikmente S.A.S., donde impulsa la transformación de marcas desde la neurocomunicación. Presidenta de IDPAL, fundación que promueve la independencia económica de mujeres víctimas de violencia. Mujer Insigne del Ecuador, Embajadora Social y mentora de líderes públicos y empresariales comprometida con comunicar para transformar. 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

What if rebellion didn’t come through protests or speeches, but through a pencil? For Ahsan Habib, Bangladesh’s legendary cartoonist and editor of Unmad, every sketch has been an act of rebellion and every line a lesson in resilience. In this powerful TEDx talk, he takes the audience inside his journey — from a young dreamer with a pen to becoming one of the country’s most influential satirical voices.But this isn’t just about his past. Ahsan Habib opens a door for the next generation, sharing how he has always welcomed young artists into the Unmad office to learn, to experiment, and to challenge the status quo alongside him. Through his stories, he shows that rebellion doesn’t always need anger — sometimes, it needs laughter, creativity, and the courage to draw what others won’t.With warmth and humor, he invites today’s youth to pick up their pens, to see art not only as expression but as a tool for change, and to remember that revolutions often start with the simplest lines.This talk was delivered at TEDxYouth@MonipurHighSchoolandCollege (TEDxMUBC) under the theme Revolution by Rebellion.Ahsan Habib is Bangladesh’s most celebrated cartoonist and the long-time editor of Unmad, the country’s iconic satire magazine that has shaped generations of readers and artists. With a career spanning over four decades, he has turned humor into a powerful form of social commentary, challenging norms and sparking conversations through his pen.Beyond his cartoons, Habib is a mentor and teacher, having guided young creatives at Daffodil International University and invited aspiring artists to the Unmad office to learn directly from his team. His journey—rooted in resilience after losing his father in the Liberation War of 1971 and moving across cities during his youth—reflects his belief that creativity can be both rebellion and healing.From writing science fiction and satirical poetry to designing covers and graphic novels, Habib’s work continues to inspire. At TEDxYouth@MonipurHighSchoolandCollege, he shares not only his personal story but also a call to young people: to pick up their pens, question the world around them, and dare to sketch their own revolutions. 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 compelling talk, corporate disputes lawyer Shruti Khanijow explores the art of losing—how setbacks in law and life can shape strategy, resilience, and wisdom. Drawing from real courtroom experiences and landmark cases like Section 377 and ADM Jabalpur, she shows how legal defeats often pave the way for future victories. Through humor, insight, and grace, Shruti redefines what it means to lose well, reminding us that every loss holds the potential for long-term success. She is an international arbitration and commercial disputes lawyer with over a decade of experience handling cross-border cases in forums such as ICC, UNCITRAL, LCIA, and SIAC across India, London, Singapore, MENA, Paris, and Geneva. Her work spans construction, infrastructure, energy, shareholder and governance disputes, corporate criminal liability, and environmental defence, alongside advising on arbitration funding and insolvency financing. A Specialist Mediator at the Singapore International Mediation Centre and member of the Y-AMC Steering Committee, she has been a partner at a Legal 500-listed firm in Dubai, worked with leading Indian law firms, and served as Law Clerk to the Chief Justice of India. A KC Mahindra Scholar with an LL.M. from the University of Cambridge, she has represented Cambridge internationally, including before the President of Armenia, and brings a unique blend of legal expertise, global perspective, and inspiring professional journey to the TEDx stage. 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

如何在不辞职的情况下，去追求自己的热爱？ 耿梅慧用她的亲身经历，给出了一个可行的方案：她分享了自己如何在工作之余，将烘焙爱好发展成拥有百万粉丝的事业。 她探讨了这背后是如何突破“路径依赖”，在多重身份之间找到动态平衡，从而开拓更广阔的人生边界。 私募基金投资总监 烘焙艺术创作者 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

我们被鼓励要“逆流而上”，但这真的是唯一正确的生活方式吗？ 陈叶生，这位“佛系”的实践者，将分享他如何通过“随波逐流”解锁人生的隐藏彩蛋。 他的经历证明：尊重自己的时间表，对有趣的机会说“Yes”，同样能走向广阔的人生。 Actor TV Host Fashion Model 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

一款“没有结局”的游戏，如何治愈了成千上万的观众？ 游戏艺术家周一忱创作《奶奶》，将陪伴至亲的最后时光转化为一场互动仪式。 他的经历证明了：游戏作为一种艺术媒介的巨大潜力——它不仅可以表达最私人的情感，也能让关于爱和失去的记忆，获得永恒的生命。 游戏艺术创作者 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