360-degree leadership means the ability to lead in every direction; up, down, and all around. In the business orchestra, the leader doesn’t just give orders, he creates harmony between the voices. He knows that each part, from the manager to the employee, has its own note and success is played when everyone moves in a common rhythm. Creator of the Banik model, the only integrated strategic reference model for business and 360-degree branding in Iran 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

For two decades, Sister Nayyirah Muhammad has traveled the world teaching principles of leadership. But what if the strongest foundation for success isn't your career or status, but your family? Sister Muhammd argues that without a strong foundation, everything else you build will collapse. Drawing on the heartbreak of losing her father in prison and the powerful, honest communication that emerged in those final days, she shares the life-changing lesson she learned: Legacies collapse not from a lack of wealth, but from a lack of words. This talk reveals why the quality of your relationships is the greatest predictor of long-term success. Discover the three essential strengths of effective family leadership—Clear Purpose, Courageous Communication, and Accountability with Integrity—that turn ordinary households into extraordinary families. Watch to learn how starting one honest conversation at home is the most courageous act of leadership you can take to protect your legacy and change the world. Sister Nayyirah Muhammad is a visionary leader and the Founder of Repair of The Black Family. A dynamic speaker, spiritual advisor, transformational life coach, and 3x international bestselling author, she is deeply committed to the healing and upliftment of Black families and all communities.A highly trained practitioner in alternative solutions to healthy relationships, Coach Nayyirah specializes in eradicating generational trauma and limiting beliefs, providing transformational tools for Mindset, Family, and Business. Trained by world-renowned motivational speaker Les Brown, she has spoken to thousands globally and received distinguished honors, including the President’s Volunteer Gold Service Award from President Barack Obama (2015).Her motto: “Heal on Purpose.” Her favorite quote: “When passion meets purpose, it’s there where you find love.” Sister Nayyirah resides in St. Petersburg, Florida, with her husband, 5 children, and 9 grandchildren. 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 her heart-piercing and powerful TEDx talk, Your Voice Is Your instrYOUment™, Nashville songwriter turned hit-message business strategist, Tonya Stout, takes the audience on a journey through the universal language of music to reveal a deeper truth about purpose, identity, and expression. Drawing from over two decades in “Music City,” from writing songs with Grammy winners to performing at the legendary Bluebird Café and Ryman Auditorium, Tonya shares how music connects us all through memory, emotion, and rhythm. But her message rises beyond melody: the most powerful instrument isn’t a guitar or piano, it’s your voice. Through a moving personal story of resilience after a cancer diagnosis, Tonya shows how the human voice carries power, healing, and transformation even in life’s hardest moments. Blending humor, heart, and hope, she reminds us that our voices were never meant to stay silent and that our voices wrapped around our words were designed to release joy, truth, and purpose into the world. With warmth and conviction, Tonya invites everyone to stop searching for their voice and start releasing it.Tonya Stout is a powerhouse speaker, has written songs for Grammy winning artists, and is an expert in brand messaging known as the “Soundbite Queen.” As co-founder of Conquerpreneur™ and The Conquer Club Podcast, she helps high-impact entrepreneurs clarify and communicate their message with confidence and conversion. Her proprietary “Hit Message” Framework turns ideas into income by blending storytelling, strategy, and soul. Tonya has been married to her husband Kevin for 31 years, and together they’re proud parents to three beautiful daughters and one amazing son-in-love. From Nashville stages to global platforms, she empowers leaders to shift culture, build legacy, and scale purpose-driven brands that change lives. 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

Listening is not just hearing; it is the art of understanding what is not being said and truly paying attention to the other person. When we listen, we allow the other person to be seen and understood, and this simple moment can be the beginning of trust, peace, and a deeper connection. Director of Tavangary House, Center for Personal and Organizational Development 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

A communication crisis occurs when the flow of trust and mutual understanding between individuals or groups is interrupted. In this situation, messages are not transmitted correctly, misunderstandings spread, and dialogue gives way to silence or confrontation. The result is a distance that is formed not by the absence of words, but by the absence of listening and empathy. Doctor of Philosophy in Science and Technology 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

Homogeneous communication and social relationships are based on a common language and understanding; where people's values, beliefs, and ways of expressing themselves are close and differences do not hinder interaction. In such an environment, smoother communication, greater trust, and a deeper sense of belonging develop because people see themselves as part of a harmonious whole. Novelist, Researcher of Persian Literature 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