[TEDxKHU 2025 Winter Event 해방: Break the Limit]전통적인 도서관의 틀을 넘어 다양한 형태의 공간에서 독서를 즐길 수 있는, 가치로부터의 해방을 실현하는 '히든북 대표' 박혜원 연사님의 '해방: Break the Limit' 강연을 만나보세요!Meet the 'Hidden Book Representative' Park Hea-won's 'Liberation: Break the Limit' lecture, which realizes liberation from values where you can enjoy reading in various types of spaces beyond the traditional library framework! Share Seoul Mayor's Award / Hyundai Motor Company H-On Dream Award / Woori Bank's We-star Award 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 my tedx talk I hope to show the importance of taking that unexpected chance with a real-life connection to the making of velcro. George De Mestral, the creator of Velcro, took a chance from a simple hike with his dog and succeeded in creating an invention that is used in every field possible. In my speech, I wish to cite personal experiences and other successful businesses to show that “failure is a part of success”. In the end of my speech, I would like to inspire someone to take that chance that they might’ve been thinking about for a long time. This speech can be perfectly summarized in a quote by Rancho, in the movie 3 idiots where he says, “Kamyaabi ke peeche mat bhago, excellence ka peecha karo, kamyaabi jhak maarke tumhare peeche aayegi” . This essentially means “pursue excellence and success shall follow”. Hello! My name is Shreya Galrani, and I am a grade 11 student studying at JSS Private School, Dubai. I have a passion for law and psychology and participate in numerous extra-curricular activities such as Model UN, debate and public speaking. I have always been portrayed as someone “practical” or someone that doesn't really like changes, however through my speech I want to show a different side of mine - as someone who is not afraid of accepting the change and actually appreciates it. 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

[TEDxKHU 2025 Winter Event 해방: Break the Limit]AI 에이전트를 개인 비서로 활용함으로써, 제약으로부터의 해방을 이루고 보다 윤택한 미래 생활을 꿈꾸는 'AI 공학자' 이경전 연사님의 '해방: Break the Limit' 강연을 만나보세요!By using an AI agent as a personal assistant, meet Lee Kyoung-jun's lecture on 'Liberation: Break the Limit' by 'AI Engineer' who dreams of achieving freedom from restrictions and living a more prosperous future! Director of Kyung Hee University Big Data Research Center, Research Foundation-focused research center / Chairman and Executive Director of the AI Research Society of the Korea Management Information Society / Chairman, AI Business Application Research Group, Korea Institute of Management / Professor of AI&BM Laboratory (AI-BM.net ) 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

My talk explores how we, individuals, often want immediate gratification for our success. But, what we need to realize is that it is deteriorating our quality of life. Growing up in this world of fleeting satisfaction, I've observed people around me lose meaningful connections with their goals and passions, all because they didn't receive instant gratification for them. My passion for hiking, an unexpected experience in my life changed my perspective on true fulfillment. The mountains taught me that success and fulfillment are not achieved at the end of the hike but in the journey to the summit. By delaying gratification and enduring the journey, you too can finally feel the true sense of accomplishment that gives meaning and purpose to life. Because, “the very pain of endurance may just become your superpower to success”. i everyone! My name is Niyati Dharmesh Sawant, and I am an adventurer and foodie at heart. A place where I don't have to search for ideas, but rather where ideas come to me, is the mountains. The contentment I experience amidst the valleys, trails and wadis is something no momentary joy can match. 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

My idea explores the paradox of time - how it feels infinite when we waste it, yet fleeting when it matters most. This perspective challenges the conventional view of time as something to be managed or saved. Instead, it focuses on how our attention shapes our experience of time. By highlighting the importance of being present in the moment, I offer a fresh approach: time isn't defined by clocks or calendars, but by the moments we truly live. This shift encourages us to value attention over time itself, fostering a deeper, more meaningful connection to our lives I am a passionate public speaker who believes in the transformative power of words to inspire, connect, and leave a lasting impact. Having won numerous competitions, I’ve learned that the true reward isn’t just the accolades—it’s the ability to spark meaningful conversations and create unforgettable moments. For me, every speech is a story waiting to be told, a bridge to understanding, and a chance to ignite change. 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

Governments shape our daily lives, yet for many citizens, they feel distant and unresponsive. Why does this gap exist, and how can we bridge it? Bernie Florido uncovers the disconnect between communities and government services, sharing how digital transformation can empower citizens and create stronger, more engaged societies. Bernie Florido is the CEO of Cocoflo Innovations, a company dedicated to enhancing civic engagement through technology. A former police officer and land developer, he combines his expertise in public service and urban development to create solutions that connect citizens with government services. As an advocate for social change, he also leads community initiatives supporting marginalized groups. 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