Joseph Hamani, coach et conférencier TEDx, a fondé « On parle de tout » pour donner la parole aux jeunes. Ancien du monde des affaires, il partage dans son talk son combat contre la dépression et le message qu’il existe toujours une clé pour s’en sortir. Coach certifié et conférencier TEDx, Joseph HAMANI est aussi fondateur du média « On parle de tout », un espace d’expression dédié aux jeunes.Après cinq années dans le business au sein de multinationales et startups, il décide de se consacrer pleinement à l’accompagnement des jeunes dans leur épanouissement personnel et professionnel. Convaincu que le partage d’expériences et le dépassement de soi sont essentiels, il œuvre pour donner à cette génération le courage de s’exprimer et de créer du lien.Lors de son talk, Joseph partagera une période difficile de dépression, où il a exploré toutes les options pour aller mieux. À travers son expérience, il a découvert que, malgré la souffrance, il existe toujours un remède magique, une clé pour surmonter les épreuves de la vie. 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
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