Do not expect to become perfect; just start talking. Never be afraid of making mistakes; learn from 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

Tips and tricks on how to become a more organised person. This talk focuses on the importance of organization, particularly for school students. It offers practical tips and tricks to help students become more organized in their academic and personal lives. Whether aiming to stay on top of assignments or simply develop better habits, these strategies can support anyone in becoming a more efficient and organized individual. 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 the talk Measuring the Invisible: The New Way to Define Success, the speaker challenges the conventional view of success, emphasizing the importance of measuring effort and progress, not just results. Drawing from personal experience, they describe how they struggled with external validation and the pressure to succeed based on external achievements. By creating a system of tracking effort, feedback, and improvement (E.F.I.), they shifted their focus from chasing perfection to building consistent progress. The talk highlights the power of small, deliberate actions, arguing that success is built through micro-goals and self-reflection, rather than comparing oneself to others. The speaker urges that true success lies in self-awareness, personal growth, and the journey of discovery, not in achieving someone else’s goals. Au Duong Thuy Nhi is a Nguyen Binh Khiem High School student with a deep passion for public speaking and meaningful dialogue. From debating tournaments and MUN conferences to national public speaking competitions, she has transformed her love for words into a mission: to speak not for attention, but for connection. As Head of the Content Division in her school’s debate club, Thuy Nhi has not only honed her skills but also guided others in finding their voice. Her journey began with MUN, where she learned to balance logic with empathy, and was further shaped by a powerful speech on cyberbullying that earned her second prize at a national contest. What draws her to TEDxDragonBridge Youth is not the spotlight, but the chance to speak honestly — to connect with those who might feel overlooked, uncertain, or unheard. Through her talk, she hopes to share the quiet strength of authenticity, and remind every young person: your voice matters — you just need the right space to let it out. 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

"Có bao giờ các bạn tự hỏi rằng, sau mỗi chuyến đi thì mình đã tác động như thế nào đến với thiên nhiên hay không?Theo cơ quan năng lượng quốc tế IEA cho biết, lượng carbon chỉ riêng năm 2023 đã tăng thêm 410 triệu tấn, và khí thải này không chỉ đến từ những nhà máy công nghiệp nặng. Mà còn tới từ những nhu cầu du lịch của chúng ta." - Nguyễn Trịnh Tuyết Hoa tại TEDxĐaKao Studio 2025.Trong bài chia sẻ lần này Tuyết Hoa hướng người trẻ có thể nhin được bức tranh hiện thực và kêu gọi mọi người cùng hành động để tạo tác động tích cực cho môi trường và hướng tới một tương lai xanh bền vững.- Special Thanks to TEDxĐaKao Partners Sponsoring Partner: Tam Chuc - National Scenic Landscape and Tourism Complex in Vietnam. Community Partner: Vuon Uom Tai Nang Van Hoa Du Lich Production Partner: VIENTITY Co.#TEDx_Officials #TEDxĐaKao #TEDxDaKao #BaoVeMoiTruong #PhatTrienBenVung #SustainableDevelopment #ActionsofChange - Speaker Bio "Could Our Choices Today Create a Better Tomorrow?"Nguyen Trinh Tuyet Hoa is a passionate advocate for sustainable development, firmly believing that now is the pivotal moment to embrace a green lifestyle aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations for global sustainability. To realize this vision, Nguyen Trinh Tuyet Hoa has actively engaged in numerous impactful projects, significantly contributing to the advancement of sustainable tourism in Vietnam.At the upcoming TEDxĐaKaoStudio, Nguyen Trinh Tuyet Hoa will share her inspiring message, "Live green today, sustainably in the future," aiming to empower the younger generation, particularly Gen Z, about the crucial importance of sustainable tourism. It's time for a profound change—not just for our benefit but also for the well-being of future generations! 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 the talk Be Unique: Exploring the Unconventional, the speaker encourages embracing individuality and thinking beyond mainstream trends. Drawing from personal experiences, they share how exploring less popular interests, like Q-pop from Kazakhstan and Islamic culture, has enriched their perspective. The talk emphasizes the importance of curiosity-driven exploration, seeking diverse viewpoints, and connecting seemingly unrelated ideas. The speaker argues that cultivating a unique mindset is not about being out of place but about finding and expressing one's true self. By doing so, we can make meaningful contributions and innovate in ways that others may not. The talk concludes with a call to action to embrace uniqueness and pursue unconventional paths for a more impactful future. Tran Thanh Long (aka TLong), an 11th grader from Phan Chau Trinh High School, is excited to step onto the TEDx stage for the first time to share his personal journey. With a passion for developing a "Unique Mindset," Long seeks to offer fresh perspectives in a fast-paced world where many youngsters risk losing their individuality. He firmly believes in the power of self-confidence and the importance of staying true to one’s own colors. TEDxDragonBridge Youth’s theme of "Tomorrow" resonates deeply with him, inspiring his vision of bringing innovative ideas to the table. Long has honed his skills through participation in global debate contests, such as The World Scholar's Cup at Yale University, and looks forward to the "Trường Teen" broadcast on national television VTV. His experience as an emcee for school events and as a delegate in Model United Nations (MUN) has helped shape his problem-solving and public speaking abilities, further fueling his passion to engage and inspire others. 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 the talk Community and Connection, the speaker explores the true meaning of connection beyond the digital world. Using the metaphor of bridges, they discuss how communities are no longer limited by geography or language, especially for the younger generation. Through a personal story, the speaker highlights how sharing stories and experiences builds real connections, not just social media interactions. They reflect on the importance of emotional connection, where true understanding and empathy happen in vulnerable, meaningful conversations. The speaker calls for building bridges of empathy, unity, and belonging for future generations, emphasizing that the connections we make today shape tomorrow. Pham Le Uyen Minh is a Grade 11INT student at Sky-Line Global School with a deep passion for storytelling and meaningful reflection. As someone who has long aspired to stand on stage and share personal experiences, Minh believes that every individual holds a story powerful enough to shift perspectives and connect hearts. TEDxDragonBridge Youth provides the perfect platform for young voices like hers to be heard — not simply as speeches, but as sparks for positive change. With a thoughtful and sincere approach, Minh joins the TEDx community not only as a speaker, but as part of a generation striving to inspire, listen, and make a difference. Through her talk, she hopes to contribute to the collective effort of redefining how young people see themselves and the world around 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