In this powerful talk, relationship coach Deborah Brown shares key insights on how to transform communication in marriage and relationships. Learn how to resolve conflict, rebuild trust, and reduce stress by asking three essential questions that can strengthen any relationship. Whether you're struggling with emotional safety, trust issues, or just looking to improve your relationship, Deborah’s expert advice offers practical tools for couples to thrive. Discover how effective communication can save marriages, prevent divorce, and create lasting bonds. Watch now to empower your relationship and embrace the journey toward a better "we."#couples #Relationships #Marriage #Communication #Relationshipgoals #Couplegoals #Relationshipadvice #Relationscoach #PreventDivorce #RelationshipCoaching #MarriageAdvice #EffectiveCommunication #CouplesTherapy #Marriagegoals Deborah Brown, the Relationship Explorer, is on a mission to turn life and relationships into the most exhilarating journey you've ever experienced.Deborah is a certified coach, speaker, author and trainer with a passion for travel. As a firm believer that laughter is the best medicine, she is here to sprinkle a little fun on the path to personal and relationship growth. As your partner in creating an adventure-filled route to improvement, Deborah develops simple communication and action strategies for maximum impact.She helps her clients create their best expression of themselves so they can show up powerfully, confidently and authentically in both their personal and professional lives. Deborah believes that life and relationships can be like a roller coaster and she is simply here to help you enjoy the ride. 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

Have you ever really thought about how much time you spend on social media? By creating intentional separation between our phones and real social interactions, we can regain control of our relationship with technology. Hannah is a senior here at Montana State University, studying biochemistry and pursuing Medical School in the Class of 2031. As a passionate leader who is dedicated to exploring how we can maximize our growth, she is excited to dive into our relationships with technology and social media. Tonight, she welcomes you on the journey of taking small steps to maximize productivity and rebuild a healthy relationship with the people, and devices, around you. 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

Dropping out of university, lost and directionless, Maciej decided to returning to his hometown in Poland. Just after returning, Maciej learned that Tokyo will be hosting the Olympics and this sparked a new chapter in his life. Something he once thought to be impossible, became a reality. He found meanings in having dreams and facing challenges. Established the NGO Global Society and more to support cross-cultural exchange after teaching at educational institutions and volunteering at the Tokyo Olympics. Currently serve as the Communication Officer at the Kyoto International Peacebuilding Center. 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

Curiosity has always been the engine of progress, from space exploration to Artificial Intelligence. But how do you treat curiosity for ambitious goals, when the outcomes are uncertain? How far can we go? This talk examines the two forces behind every leap in technology: the urge to push boundaries and the caution that guards against risk. Drawing lessons from NASA for today's AI environment, it highlights the need to balance exploration with skepticism. AI and Why Curiosity Alone Won't Save UsCuriosity has always been the engine of progress, from space exploration to Artificial Intelligence. But how do you treat curiosity for ambitious goals, when the outcomes are uncertain? How far can we go? This talk examines the two forces behind every leap in technology: the urge to push boundaries and the caution that guards against risk. Drawing lessons from NASA for today's AI environment, it highlights the need to balance exploration with skepticism. 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

Maryam Uwais, former Special Adviser to the Nigerian President on Social Investment, delivers an inspiring talk on overcoming life’s obstacles and building strength in adversity. Drawing from her personal and professional experiences, Uwais shares how she learned to think independently and take ownership of her life despite the challenges she faced at her youthful age. In her role as a special adviser, Uwais managed four key programs – N-Power, the National School Feeding Program, the Social Register, and Trader Moni. She recounts the numerous obstacles she encountered while overseeing these initiatives, emphasizing the importance of maintaining focus and perseverance in the face of challenges. Uwais offers practical advice for overcoming obstacles by changing your mindset. She encourages viewers not to shrink back when faced with difficulties but to confront them directly, saying, “Look at it in the eyes and say, ‘I am stronger than you.’” Her message is one of resilience and growth, emphasizing that obstacles are an inevitable part of life, but overcoming them is what truly defines success. With her own life as an example, Uwais highlights the transformative power of perseverance. She advises shifting perspective when encountering challenges, urging, “When you’re faced with an obstacle, do not ask yourself, ‘Why me?’ Instead, ask, ‘What is this teaching me?’” This talk is a powerful call to action for anyone navigating the complexities of life. Uwais’ insights remind us that strength lies not in avoiding challenges but in embracing them as opportunities for growth. Her story inspires viewers to rise above setbacks, adopt a resilient mindset, and find purpose in overcoming life’s trials. Mrs. Maryam Uwais is a highly accomplished lawyer with over 42 years of experience spanning private legal practice, civil society, and both the public and private sectors. She has held key roles with the Kano State Government, Nigerian Law Reform Commission, and the Central Bank of Nigeria, advising multinational corporations and governments on regulatory compliance, governance, and commercial transactions.A dedicated advocate for social development, Maryam has served on the Boards of Stanbic IBTC Bank, Lagos Business School Advisory Board, and the National Social Protection Forum, where she chairs the Board of Trustees. She is also a member of the Sydani Initiative for National Development and L&Z Integrated Farms.From 2015 to 2023, she served as the Special Adviser to the President on Social Investments, pioneering Nigeria’s National Social Investment Programmes (NSIPs). Under her leadership, initiatives like cash transfers, school feeding programs, and MarketMoni/TraderMoni impacted over 42 million vulnerable Nigerians, significantly advancing financial inclusion and poverty alleviation.She has also advised global organizations, including the World Bank, UNICEF, UNDP, and USAID, and received multiple awards, including Public Social Intrapreneur of the Year (Schwab Foundation, 2019) and Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON). 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 does it mean to be a man today? BC Serna’s talk is an exploration of the concept of divine masculinity and a rallying cry to men to find strength in connection with themselves and others. It is also an invitation to women to be part of this transition.BC is a purpose-driven leader and community builder. He founded the Love Tribe movement and hosts the podcast Pursuing Purpose, inspiring emotional healing, authenticity, and youth empowerment. BC Serna is a dynamic purpose-driven leader and community builder whose decade-long journey across over 80 countries has fueled his passion to inspire transformative change in individuals and communities. For over 15 years, he has helped teens and adults heal trauma, reclaim their authenticity, and discover their purpose. He founded the Love Tribe movement, a global community dedicated to emotional healing and authentic connection.A key part of BC's vision is reframing masculinity, guided by the belief that "Heal the boy, and the man will appear." He encourages men to embrace vulnerability and redefine strength through emotional openness, challenging conventional ideas of toughness and stoicism. With a deep commitment to youth development, BC has established various programs designed to inspire hope and leadership in young people, empowering them to engage actively in their communities and serve others.BC also hosts the podcast Pursuing Purpose, where he explores life and conversations that transcend personal goals and dreams, moving toward something bigger and more beautiful.Having spent years creating the culture he couldn’t initially find—through community, content, events, and mentorship—he feels he's just beginning his story, inspiring others to build inclusive, loving communities where healing and intentionality are at the heart of leadership and personal growth. 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