Chit Aein Thu’s talk will explore how AI has seamlessly integrated into our everyday lives, powering tools like voice assistants, navigation systems, and workplace automation. She will examine whether AI is replacing jobs or enhancing productivity, offering practical strategies for leveraging its potential in responsible and strategic ways. AI is not something to fear. It is a powerful tool that, with the right approach, we can all learn to use more effectively. Ms. Chit Aein Thu is an accomplished entrepreneur and influencer, best known as the founder of CCEducare in Myanmar. With 17 years of international experience in the technology sector, she received the Woman of the Future Award and Outstanding ASEAN Woman Entrepreneur Award. Ms. Chit Aein Thu holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Computer Studies (UCSY) and a postgraduate diploma from the National University of Singapore. Through CCEducare, she empowers underserved communities in Myanmar with innovative online learning solutions, while partnering with B2B organizations to maximize social 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

Daniel "El comandante" Torres explica aquellos puntos que debemos considerar para no solo "echarle ganas" buscando una nueva forma de ver la vida, las cosas y el entorno. Co-Fundador y Director General Creativo de QRTL, agencia reconocida por Great Place to Work como una de las mejores agencias de publicidad para trabajar en México. Consultor, speaker, locutor comercial y actor de doblaje con más de 13 años de experiencia en publicidad, estrategia y creatividad. Licenciado en Mercadotecnia y maestro en Producción Publicitaria. He sido juez en los Effie Awards, el certamen más importante de la industria publicitaria a nivel mundial. He colaborado con marcas como Audi, SEAT, Volkswagen, CONDUSEF, Coppel, La Zarza, Africam Safari y PRI, entre otras. 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

Lyndsay Wisneski’s TEDxAWC talk explores how resilience, adaptability, and choice can redefine a life shaped by trauma, anxiety, and instability. Drawing from her journey—growing up in poverty, battling anxiety, becoming a military spouse, and finding empowerment through roller derby—she shares how each challenge prepared her for leadership and personal growth. Through powerful storytelling, Lyndsay illustrates that setbacks are not signs to stop but steppingstones toward transformation. Her message is a bold call to action: “what you believe is holding you back may actually be preparing you for something greater.” With authenticity and hope, she inspires others to rise, rebuild, and reclaim their narrative. Lyndsay Wisneski is an accomplished marketing professional and leader, serving as the Chief Marketing Officer at the Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation in Yuma, Arizona. With a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and multiple professional certifications, Lyndsay’s career is a testament to her dedication and adaptability. Originally from small-town Iowa, Lyndsay has built an impactful career while moving across the country alongside her husband during his 18-year tenure as a Marine Corps Warrant Officer. As a speaker at numerous events, she shares her expertise, passion for mentorship, and commitment to community growth, showcasing the award-winning marketing campaigns and video productions that define her professional journey. A former athlete and coach, Lyndsay mentored countless athletes, fostering leadership and resilience. Today, she continues to inspire others, combining professional excellence with a deep commitment to family and community. 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 talk, Nicole Brewer invites you into an honest and necessary conversation about how we create—and who gets harmed in the process. This talk is for anyone who knows change is needed but isn’t sure where to begin—for those who feel overwhelmed by the scale of how to make intentional shifts in their creative practice. Blending story, inquiry, and embodied reflection, it offers space to reckon with what we've inherited, what we’ve normalized, and what we’re willing to shift. It’s not about quick fixes—it’s about making room for something more aligned, more human, and more free. Nicole Brewer is a renowned educator, facilitator, and stage director. As faculty at Yale’s David Geffen School of Drama, she shares her expertise while championing Anti-Racist Theatre (ART)—an approach she has developed and refined over the years. Her contributions to the field have been recognized with awards from the Kennedy Center, and she has played a vital role in shaping resources for artists through her work on the Freelance Artist Resource. Nicole is also a writer, with published articles on anti-racism, equity, and theatre in platforms such as American Theatre Magazine and HowlRound. A sought-after speaker and workshop facilitator, her work spans the U.S., Canada, and the UK. Nicole resides in the nation’s capital with her two kids and her puppy, Luna. 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 wondered what's quietly holding you back from reaching your fullest potential? What if the key wasn't about trying harder, but about seeing differently? In this compelling TEDxAWC talk, explore the "hidden curriculum of success"—the invisible psychological factors subtly shaping our lives and impacting our growth. Discover Adaptive Mindset Strategies: powerful yet subtle shifts in perspective that can transform how you approach challenges, enhance resilience, boost motivation, and foster deeper connections with others. Watch this talk to unlock a powerful new lens that leads to transformative personal and collective change. Dr. Omid Fotuhi is a psychologist whose life's work focuses on identifying, understanding, and harnessing the invisible forces that drive human potential. With a PhD in social psychology from the University of Waterloo and a Research Fellowship from Stanford University, he has collaborated in the design and evaluation of groundbreaking psychological interventions, such as Growth Mindsets and Belonging interventions. His research, published in leading journals such as Science and Psychological Science, explores the mechanisms that shape the human experience. As Director of Learning Innovation at WGU Labs and a researcher at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Fotuhi’s professional efforts span from breaking down individual barriers to growth to dismantling systemic obstacles in education. Drawing from his personal journey and professional expertise, he is committed to transforming lives and institutions through his teaching and training on Adaptive Mindsets Mastery. 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

“I do not choose the best choice, I choose THE REAL CHOICE” In a world where passion is often considered the key to success, young people find themselves unsure of their directions, their strengths, or their genuine desires. In this heartfelt TEDx Talk, Bui Xuan Hanh offers a different perspective: you don’t need a passion to begin. What truly matters is the courage to make a real choice, guided by your own reasons rather than societal expectations. Her talk follows a process of filtering information and comparing options, before reaching her personal decision that transforms a studious girl into a more confident version of herself. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management from National Economics University, Bui Xuan Hanh has gained public attention by entering The Face Vietnam 2023, where she stood out with a captivating catwalk style. This journey culminated in her title as Miss Cosmo Vietnam 2023, allowing her to inspire young women to raise their own voice and make a positive 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