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Sometimes, going slow is the fastest way forward. Hongyi shares how low-intensity “Zone 2” cycling taught him resilience, patience, and strength — both on the road and in life. His talk redefines what real progress looks like, in fitness and beyond. Hongyi Shangguan is a student at Jinling High School. While many of his peers are buried in test prep, he chooses to ride his bike outdoors, chasing the wind — and his own rhythm. 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

Many think a perfect résumé or strong technical skills guarantee a job, but those can always be learned. What truly makes the difference are behavioral skills like adaptability, communication, and empathy. This talk reveals why human skills matter most , not just to get hired, but to thrive in any career. With more than 14 years of experience specializing in recruitment strategies, understanding labor market needs, and analyzing the required skills, Farah has extensive expertise in everything related to employee experience. She has worked with leading companies in the Arab region across various sectors. A professional consultant with a passion for empowering job seekers, helping them find opportunities, and guiding them on their career paths. She is also the founder of “Ash’r in Arabic”, an initiative aimed at enriching Arabic-language human resources content. 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 religions were just successful cults? But first, what is a cult? Damien Trentedeniers sheds light on the definition of a cult and how a cult evolves into a church. Under his pseudonym Trentedeniers, Damien Fabre is the host of the Religare channel on YouTube and TikTok, which focuses on the history of religions. He takes a secular and non-denominational approach to religious topics, firmly rooted in the social sciences. Currently writing a thesis on the contemporary history of Sephardic Judaism at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne, Damien Fabre is also the author of historical popularization scripts for the YouTube channel Nota Bene. Among his various roles, he has been a radio journalist (Radio Alpa) and print journalist (La Croix, Le Monde). 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

At just 10 years old, Jivika Jain began a journey that would inspire thousands across India. In this uplifting talk, she shares how a simple idea—rooted in giving, growth, and learning—turned into a 50-day mission of nationwide impact. Alongside her mother and brother, Jivika took on challenges year after year: reading religious texts, mastering self-help books, building life skills, and finally, sharing their learnings across more than 60 cities. Despite language barriers and self-doubt, they pushed forward, proving that age is just a number and real growth happens outside your comfort zone. This talk is a powerful reminder that even the youngest voices can spark big change—and that sharing what you learn can be the greatest gift of all. Jivika is a passionate changemaker known for sharing simple, actionable practices that create meaningful impact. She actively works to unite communities around causes like volunteering, blood donation, and environmental sustainability.As an author, her book Dreams to Reality encourages young minds to pursue their passions, while her writings on leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth continue to inspire and empower readers across all ages. 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 the coolest riding videos online are actually teaching us the most dangerous habits? From wheelies on busy roads to riding in flip-flops, social media is filled with content that glorifies unsafe riding. But behind every risky stunt is a hidden cost—one that rarely makes it to your screen. In this powerful talk, Harish Solanki challenges the perceptions created by viral videos and breaks down why real bikers ride smart—not just stylish. With relatable stories and hard-hitting truths, he explores how riding responsibly isn’t about fear—it’s about respect. Respect for the road, for the machine, and most importantly, for your life. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or someone inspired by biking reels, this talk will shift the way you think about two wheels forever. Harish Solanki, widely known as Kalakaar Moto Trails, is a passionate motorcyclist, content creator, and a strong advocate for road safety. A two-time All India Rider and recipient of the Navbharat Times Influencers Award 2024, Harish has built a community that values awareness over adrenaline. Through his platform, he actively educates riders about the importance of gear, preparation, and safe practices—especially for those short “5-minute” rides that we often take for granted. His journey reflects not just kilometers traveled, but lives influenced. 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