Il coraggio di cambiare, uscire dalla comfort zone e scoprirsi nel percorso. Un viaggio fatto di relazioni, desideri, deviazioni e scelte autentiche. Non esiste ritardo quando segui ciò che ti muove. Riuscire non è arrivare: è vivere pienamente ciò che sei, mentre lo diventi. Classe 1989. Dopo essersi laureata a Bologna in Discipline della Comunicazione e aver aperto il suo blog, spinta da tanta passione e curiosità, si trasferisce a Milano. Content creator, imprenditrice e autrice, scrive il suo primo libro “Pianeta Giulia: tutta colpa di Venere!” con Mondadori, un racconto del suo percorso personale e professionale dal punto di vista astrologico, una delle discipline che più ama. Passione approdata quest’anno anche sul piccolo schermo e che l’ha vista autrice e conduttrice della sua rubrica televisiva “Il programma perfetto”.Oggi lavora coi più grandi brand del panorama commerciale, spaziando dal lifestyle, al fashion, al mondo beauty, in quel profilo che lei definisce un diario continuo di emozioni, e che la vede raccontare in maniera spontanea dell’amore per la sua famiglia, per la vita, per il suo lavoro, riuscendo così a confermarsi negli anni come punto di riferimento per la sua affezionata community. 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 23, Ashin P Krishna is reimagining the future of coconut farming through robotics. What began as a moment of quiet observation turned into a mission to solve a deeply rooted problem—safely and efficiently harvesting coconuts. His journey from schoolboy inventor to tech innovator is one of introspection, regret, grit, and a relentless drive to create social impact through meaningful engineering. Inspired by a moment in the bathroom and fuelled by a lifelong passion for innovation, Ashin P Krishna (23 year old) is transforming coconut farming with his smartest and fastest coconut harvesting robot. His journey from curious schoolboy to tech entrepreneur is a story of grit, regret, reinvention, and a drive to make a tangible social impact. 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

La mente è spesso in primo piano, dimentichiamo che il nostro corpo è il primo a parlare — e spesso l’unico a dirci la verità. Questo un invito a rallentare, ad ascoltare i segnali che il corpo ci invia ogni giorno: stress, stanchezza, ansia, ma anche intuizioni, energia, benessere.Un viaggio tra neuroscienze, esperienza corporea e consapevolezza, il corpo non è un semplice contenitore, ma un intelligente sistema di comunicazione. Come imparare ad ascoltarlo possa migliorare le nostre decisioni, le relazioni e il nostro equilibrio psicofisico?Scoprire che il corpo non va ignorato né forzato: va ascoltato, rispettato e seguito. Perché, spesso, la risposta che cerchiamo fuori è già dentro di noi. People and Culture, ICF Agile Business Coach, Facilitatrice CEO di Be Relevant Srl, società benefit specializzata in organizzazione aziendale, formazione e coaching.Deborah Ghisolfi è una professionista riconosciuta nel campo del People & Culture Management e del coaching organizzativo. Da oltre 10 anni accompagna aziende nei settori IT, fashion e retail in percorsi di trasformazione culturale e organizzativa. Nel 2025 ha ricevuto il Premio CresciBusiness di Intesa Sanpaolo per le sue pratiche virtuose in ambito ESG, a conferma dell’impatto positivo generato nei contesti aziendali, che sono stati raccontati come casi di successo. In particolare sono stati valutati l’impatto:ambientale – riduzione dell’utilizzo delle risorse naturali e dei rifiuti sociale – dare voce alle donne anche nelle posizioni apicali, con riscontri tangibili in tema di customer satisfaction governance – disegno di strutture sostenibili economicamente e umanamente, valorizzazione del territorio. 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

Joanna Nowak na TEDxSzymborskaSchool Youth - Jak zbudować naukowca? A 17-year-old project initiator, leader of the youth organization Młodzi Dla Sztuki, co-creator of the podcast Pill of Inspiration and board member of the Poza Pudełkiem Foundation. She runs workshops for young people from all over Poland, cooperating with cultural institutions, foundations and youth councils. She is interested in neurobiology and ecology, and her greatest passion is the popularization of knowledge. She treats youth as a driving force and proof that young people can really change the world. 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 inspires a young man from rural Japan to plant roots in Kerala? For Shintaro Tanaka, it was a deep admiration for India—sparked by a film, nurtured through travel, and realised through food. After running two cafés in his hometown of Ogawa and exploring organic farming, Shintaro arrived in Kerala in 2023 on a cycling journey. What began as an adventure turned into a calling. Today, he brings handcrafted Japanese Udon noodles and authentic flavours to Keralites through his café, OGAWA. In this heartfelt talk, Shintaro shares how culture, cuisine, and curiosity shaped his path—from a small Japanese village to a new life in India—proving that food can be a powerful bridge between worlds. Shintaro, introduces Keralites to some authentic flavours of Japan, notably its handcrafted Udon noodles. This is not Shintaro’s first rodeo. He used to run two cafes back in his village of Ogawa. His journey from organic farming to café ownership in India was inspired by a profound admiration for the country, sparked by the film Gandhi by Richard Attenborough. In 2007, at the age of 20, Shintaro fulfilled his long-held dream of visiting India. In 2023, he came to Kerala for a cycling journey and solidified his decision to make it the home of his cafe, OGAWA 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

Umut... Yalnızca bir duygu mu yoksa bir kazanç mı? Yaşamı şekillendiren gücü dinleyeceksiniz! He is an expert in the field of Positive Psychology and a faculty member at Üsküdar University, Department of Psychology. After graduating from the Department of Guidance and Psychological Counseling at On dokuz Mayıs University, he completed his master's and doctoral studies at Sakarya University. He was a visiting researcher at the University of Kansas in the USA with a TUBITAK scholarship. He conducts research on the psychology of hope, meaning of life, happiness and psychological well-being in the Positive Psychology Research and Application Laboratory he founded. He works for the development and recognition of positive psychology in Turkey and gives seminars and conferences. Dr. Doğan is also passionate about photography and travel and is a coffee enthusiast. 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