Et si… ce que vous vivez aujourd’hui — même dans la douleur — était l’un des plus grands cadeaux de votre vie ?Et si… la Vie ne vous mettait pas à l’épreuve… mais vous façonnait avec Amour pour vous permettre de vous révéler ?Dans cette conférence TEDx bouleversante et inspirante, Julia Sieger partage deux expériences marquantes : un incendie qui aurait pu tout détruire… et une maladie qu’elle redoutait plus que tout. Ces moments auraient pu l’abattre. Mais au contraire, ils ont éte de puissants catalyseurs, la transformant de l’intérieur et la couvrant même de Grâces!? Elle nous transmet un message essentiel qui lui a été enseignée par un grand Maître:? « Tout est une question d’Etat d’Esprit. »Un message simple, mais capable de transformer une existence.✨ Vous découvrirez comment traverser les épreuves avec courage, foi et légèreté…Comment voir au-delà de la souffrance…Et comment la Vie, parfois avec humour, parfois avec fracas, vous pousse à devenir qui vous êtes vraiment.⸻? « Résister et souffrir… ou accepter et évoluer. À vous de choisir. »? Osez changer de regard. Osez vivre autrement. Osez un nouvel état d’esprit. Julia Sieger, journaliste TV diplômée de New York University et de Sciences Po Paris, pour notre prochain TEDXINSA Rennes.Forte d'un parcours riche dans le domaine de l'information, elle met aujourd'hui son expertise au service du grand public en tant que chroniqueuse Tech & Sciences sur les chaînes française et anglaise de France 24.À travers son talk, Julia explorera le pouvoir de l’Etat d’Esprit et de l’Acceptation, seuls leviers pour surmonter et transcender 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

A passionate researcher and storyteller, Guzal Choriyeva shares how life’s struggles can rebuild and transform us. In this inspiring talk, she explores what it really means to feel lost—and why that experience can become a powerful turning point in life. Drawing from her own struggles with academic failures, perfectionism, and burnout, she reveals how moments of confusion and setbacks can lead us toward greater clarity, resilience, and growth.This talk is a reminder that feeling lost doesn’t mean you’re broken—it means you’re on the path to finding something better.“I tried out for TEDxYouth because I have a message I have always wanted to share with others. Through a series of short personal stories, I want to show how resilience, challenges, and growth have shaped my perspective on life and education. My goal is to inspire others to see challenges not as barriers but as opportunities for transformation. Guzal Choriyeva is a passionate researcher, educator, and storyteller who has engaged in more than ten academic, educational, and social projects with a strong focus on youth development and resilience. Her wide-ranging interests span psychology, education, history, jurisprudence, international relations, and tourism. She has written academic works exploring language, culture, and personal growth, while actively participating in conferences, speaking clubs, and community initiatives. With a mission to help others embrace challenges as opportunities for transformation, she spreads positivity and resilience through storytelling, dialogue, and action.Her active participation in initiatives such as Golden Wings, Ibrat Debate, Model United Nations, and English Club reflects her commitment to continuous growth and youth engagement. As a volunteer, she has made meaningful contributions to social projects like Delay Dobro, Duo Charity, and Kelajak, proving her dedication to community 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

Explora cómo la determinación puede abrir caminos y desafiar expectativas. Esta charla inspira a reconocer la fuerza interior y el impacto transformador de las decisiones valientes para generar cambios significativos en la sociedad. Emprendedora hondureña apasionada por la belleza, el desarrollo personal y los negocios. Fundé Kriz Reales Studio, un espacio que fusiona tienda de maquillaje y salón de belleza para brindar experiencias personalizadas. Lidero Kriz Reales Beauty, mi marca de maquillaje creada para empoderar a las mujeres. También dirijo La Libroteca, una librería que inspira a través de libros enfocados en el crecimiento personal, profesional y espiritual. Con 15 años en maquillaje, combino mi rol de mamá y empresaria con la visión de construir marcas con propósito. Creo en la educación, el servicio al cliente y la constancia como claves para transformar vidas y crear negocios exitosos.Creo firmemente en que la educación, el servicio al cliente y la constancia son la base para transformar vidas y crear negocios exitosos. Estos valores se reflejan en cada interacción con quienes eligen nuestras marcas. 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 fascinating talk, Valeria unpacks the "Rubber Band Theory," a captivating concept that illustrates how each version of ourselves is continuously stretched and shaped by time. She reveals that your past, present, and future selves are intrinsically connected, emphasizing how your actions today profoundly influence the thoughts and emotions you hold towards the "you" of another time. Valeria Bcassini — a young explorer of identity and the brain.Still in the process of discovering who she is, Valeria stumbled upon a fascinating psychological truth: our brains often blur the lines between our past, present, and future selves. This phenomenon, known as temporal compression, can make growth, change, and even self-understanding feel out of reach.In her TEDx talk, Valeria unpacks how this mental shortcut shapes our identity—and how we can reconnect with every version of ourselves. 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 our cities were designed to bring people together instead of pushing them apart? For decades, car-centered development has left communities isolated, resource-strained, and disconnected from nature. In this inspiring talk, engineer and urban advocate Aaron Harris demonstrates how walkable, human-centered neighborhoods can enhance mental health, stimulate economic vitality, and preserve the environment.From Las Vegas to Seoul, he reveals how rethinking parking lots, zoning laws, and neighborhood design can turn dead space into vibrant places. This talk challenges us to stop treating sprawl as inevitable, and reminds us it’s not too late to build cities where people, not just cars, truly thrive. About the Speaker: Aaron Harris is an engineer, educator, and urban advocate passionate about how cities shape our lives. With a background in mechanical engineering and computer science from the University of Southern California, he spent a decade in the tech industry applying data and systems analysis to solve complex challenges. A Climate Reality leader, Eagle Scout, and avid adventurer, he brings a global perspective to urban design, blending technical expertise with a deep appreciation for community and nature. An educator, technologist, and community advocate based in Las Vegas. With a background in engineering and a passion for exploring technology's potential, he focuses on redesigning environments to enhance the happiness, health, and connection of the people who live in them. 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 inspiring TEDxMACE talk, Prof. Kiran Christopher, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Mar Athanasius College of Engineering, Kothamangalam, explores how nature holds the blueprint to some of the world’s toughest challenges. By looking at problems through the lens of biomimicry, he shows how engineers can create smarter, more sustainable, and unexpected solutions. This talk is a reminder that every obstacle is just a question waiting for a natural answer and sometimes the best innovation comes from copying the genius of the world around us. Some people see problems. Prof. Kiran Christopher sees blueprints. An engineer, innovator, and firm believer that nature holds the answers to our toughest challenges, he doesn't just solve problems-he asks, "How would Nature do it?" By drawing inspiration from the world around us, he reimagines solutions with a fresh perspective-one that challenges the conventional and embraces the unexpected. 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