HUN: Tényleg semmi sem elég? Nem elég a pénz. Nem elég a siker. Nem elég a követők száma. Nem elég a lájkok száma. Nem elég a kihívás. De mikor voltál utoljára úgy igazán elég? És ha sosem elég, vajon égtél-e már el/ki/ valaha? Egészen biztosan. Elég, vagy elég? Reggel az első mozdulatod: a telefon. Napközben munka, emailek, meetingek, podcastok. Este még egy utolsó üzenet a főnöknek. Ismerős? Persze, hogy az. Sosem voltunk ennyire „összekapcsolódva”, mégis egyre magányosabbak vagyunk. A technológia fogva tart, a munka beszippant, a fogyasztás diktál. De vajon tényleg ezt akarjuk? Mi történik, ha túl későn jövünk rá, hogy valami fontosabb hiányzik? Hogy nem a következő e-mail, nem a lájkok, nem az új telefon hozza meg a boldogságot? Van kiút az aranykalitkából? Erre is választ kaphatsz ebből a TEDx talkból, ahol Csillag-Csatlós Csilla, burnout szakértő osztja meg a gondolatait a témában.ENG: Is nothing ever enough? Money isn’t enough. Success isn’t enough. The number of followers isn’t enough. The number of likes isn’t enough. The challenge isn’t enough. But when was the last time you truly felt enough? And if it’s never enough, have you ever burned out? Almost certainly.Enough – or burned out? Your first move in the morning: the phone. During the day: work, emails, meetings, podcasts. In the evening: one last message to the boss. Sound familiar? Of course it does. We’ve never been so “connected,” yet we’re growing lonelier than ever. Technology holds us captive, work consumes us, consumption dictates us. But is this really what we want? What happens if we realize too late that something more important is missing? That happiness doesn’t come from the next email, the likes, or the new phone? Is there a way out of the gilded cage?You’ll hear thoughts on this question in this TEDx talk, where Csilla Csillag-Csatlós, a burnout expert, shares her insights on the topic. Feleség, két gyermek anyja, coach. Vidéki lány, budapesti karrierkanyarral, majd vissza vidékre, Bázakerettyére.Tanárként kezdte a pályáját, de rendszerbe illeszthetetlen elemnek bizonyult. Nem bírta a dobozokat, a felesleges kategorizálást, az értelmetlen dolgokat. Harminc éve már élményalapú oktatást szeretett volna, de akkoriban a közoktatás nem volt erre nyitott.Válságmenedzserként és követeléskezelőként ki tudta használni a képességét a másképp gondolkodásra. A munka világában a legfontosabb lépése az volt, hogy topmenedzseri munkája mellett elvégezte az ICF coachképzést, majd felhagyott a menedzseri szereppel – éppen akkor, amikor a Forbes topmenedzserként írt róla. Két évtizednyi cégvezetés után EBITDA és projekttervek helyett kizárólag emberekkel kezdett foglalkozni.Könyvet írt, amelyet sorvezetőnek szánt azoknak, akik nem tudták megfizetni a coach óradíjakat. Coachként vezetők és csapatok krízishelyzeteivel, kiégéssel és az egyensúlyok megteremtésével foglalkozik. A munkafolyamataiban a saját, kidolgozott módszereivel szintén „out of the box” kategóriában marad – de így lehet igazán önmaga. 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

"How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big" flips our obsession with flawless success on its head. In this talk we’ll discover why strategic, repeated failure—combined with relentless curiosity—can be a smarter path than chasing a single perfect win. By treating every misstep as data, stacking diverse skills instead of clinging to one narrow talent, and following adaptable systems rather than rigid goals, we can turn setbacks into an ongoing engine of opportunity. It’s a fresh blueprint for thriving in work and life—even when almost everything goes wrong. Sherzod Bobokhonov is a marketing consultant, entrepreneur, and student leader based in Tashkent. With experience leading 20+ national and international projects, he specializes in building brand strategies and digital ecosystems that drive growth. As President of the Student Council at the American University of Technology, Sherzod actively empowers youth initiatives. His TEDx talk explores how failures can become powerful tools for building an unconventional path to success through skill stacking. 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

"The Mathematics of Decision-Making" explores how numbers, logic, and patterns can guide us through life’s toughest choices. From everyday dilemmas to high-stakes strategies, this talk reveals how mathematical thinking—like probability, game theory, and optimization—can empower smarter, more confident decisions in an uncertain world. Mathematics Teacher, with 16 years experience of teaching and research at international universities in Uzbekistan and abroad. 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 a world run by algorithms, your personal data is power—and everyone wants it. This talk uncovers the silent battle over who controls your digital identity: you, artificial intelligence, or the state. From surveillance to privacy, it explores the urgent need to rethink data ownership in the age of AI. A dedicated professional with experience in machine learning, deep learning, and theoretical AI. Awarded the State scholarship of the President, a recognition reserved for a select few bachelor's students in Uzbekistan. A graduate with First Class Honors. Completed a fully funded exchange program in Career Development and Leadership. Awarded a merit-based scholarship to study master’s courses in advanced AI topics. Authoring "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach," a book in Uzbek, serves as a foundational guide for young people and students. Worked with experts and professionals in the startup ecosystem, IT industry, education, and business. Possessing robust communication, leadership, and reasoning skills honed through collaboration with the experts. 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

Behind every breakthrough is a problem that demanded a solution. This talk reveals how the world’s greatest ideas—from inventions to movements—were born from real struggles. It’s a call to embrace problems not as obstacles, but as the starting point for innovation, creativity, and lasting impact. My name is Oyshabonu Narzullaeva, I am a social entrepreneur, startup and speaker. At the age of 15 I founded several projects at the intersection of technology, education and medicine. One of them is LexiKid, an AI application for dyslexic children that helps develop reading, memory and concentration skills.My initiatives have been recognized at international hackathons, forums and competitions, where I have received awards and grants. I became the only participant from Central Asia at an international hackathon and was included in the list of Top 25 Women in IT in the nomination “The youngest and most successful woman in 2024”.Now I am developing the first marketplace of construction materials in Central Asia and continue to work on socially important products. My mission is to create technological solutions with a real impact on society. 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 an age where opinions often shout louder than facts, this talk challenges the growing trend of embracing ignorance. It explores why curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning matter more than ever—and how choosing knowledge over comfort can shape a better future for ourselves and society. Parveen Kumar works as the Founding Director of the Center for English Language and Communication at the American University of Technology, Tashkent (Uzbekistan). Parveen is an academician with intensive experience in teaching, administration, and coaching. His core areas of expertise are communication skills, lifelong learning, technology-enhanced learning, business communication, intercultural communication, MOOCs, public speaking, and students' skill enhancement. He has won 05 NCERT National Awards for Educational Podcasting from Govt of India. He was a Grand Jury member in the QS Reimagine Awards 2024, United Nations Global Schools Advocate 2022, UN Global Schools Mentor in 2024 & 2025; member of ELTAI; Founding Member of Canadian Coaching Association, World Association of Online Education, OERu New Zealand and various other academic institutions. 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