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Do you know what kind of questions teachers and parents ask children has a great effect on whether they can develop critical minds? Brian Oshiro is a teacher evaluator, he shares what he has observed in the classrooms and offers three simple questions we can ask to encourage critical thinking of the children and ourselves. …
As someone who never used his career center in undergrad, it’s ironic that I’m a career consultant and proponent of all things career and professional development. Join me as I discuss the career development cycle and why you’re always revisiting your growth and development. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED …
Do you have love on the brain? Well, for some, love can be frightening if you’ve tried it and it failed. This talk explores how we can become fearful of love and how to overcome that fear so that you can continue to build that healthy relationship you desire. Trillion Small has a Ph.D. in …
Fear can be helpful when we’re in danger but sometimes it gets in the way of learning opportunities. Trevor Ragan digs into fear – outlining what it is, where it comes from, and (most importantly) how we can work to put it in it’s place. Trevor Ragan is the founder of Trainugly.com, a free educational …
Having successfully navigated the challenges of finding employment in seven countries over the span of 15 years, Laura guides you through her journey and provides tips on how to find success…wherever you are. Laura E.P. Sheehan – Career Strategist and Founder of E.P. Career Strategies Laura is a U.S. lawyer turned expat career strategist who …
Did you choose your career, or did someone else do it for you? Adult developmental psychologist and career counselor Sharon Belden Castonguay unpacks how personal identities intersect with cultural influences to unconsciously affect our choice of work—and how self-awareness will be the key to success in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Sharon Belden Castonguay, EdD, is …
Why is it so hard to find that life of meaning, and connection, and happiness we long for? Why can’t we just live in our “happy place” all the time? According to psychologist Katarina Blom, the brain is not always on your side when it comes to well-being. Survival, absolutely. The rest, not so much. …
Duncan Wardle believes everyone is creative but that it’s getting harder to convince people of that. On the TEDxAUK stage, he talks about the importance of creativity and why it will be the one core human element to compete in a world that is becoming automated faster than we can think. Duncan Wardle is the …
In this talk Mark shares a dramatic and powerful system that takes productivity thinking to whole new and terrifying level, allowing a person to achieve almost any goal they set themselves with rapid speed. The secret to this type of exponential success? Bin your ‘affirmations’ and ‘goals’ and instead embrace fear as your friend by …
Sometimes emotions don’t make sense, and sometimes being emotional doesn’t mean you’re emotionally intelligent. Growing up, rationality often came before emotions for Ramona, but as she grew older and realized that she had never actively learned how to deal with her emotions and that she wasn’t the only one who lacked this skill, she knew …