¡Descubre cómo la simple acción de sembrar flores puede salvar a nuestros polinizadores y asegurar el futuro de nuestros alimentos favoritos! ¿Te unes al cambio? Administrador de empresas de la Universidad Externado de Colombia, con estudios complementarios en Inglaterra. lleva más de 15 años en la industria del café. Como co-fundador de Sudus Diversity & Coffee, lidera la exportación de café de especialidad a diferentes países. Es catador certificado Q Grader y un apasionado por el cuidado del planeta. 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

Unlearning—the intentional act of letting go of outdated knowledge and assumptions—is essential in a rapidly changing world where adaptability, not just accumulation, determines our ability to grow, innovate, and thrive With over twenty years in educational leadership, including eight years as head of GI School, Andrew is a passionate educator who enjoys challenging established ideas. Andrew has presented at educational conferences acorss Latin America and the US and also serves as an international lead accreditor for Cognia, the world's leading accreditation agency. 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

We’ve all heard of the “Golden Rule” — treat others how you want to be treated. But is that really enough when people around us see the world differently? In this insightful TEDx talk, Nanami Oshima, a 10th-grade student with a multicultural background, explores how truly understanding personality types can create deeper, more meaningful human connections. Drawing from her experiences growing up between Japan and Houston, Texas, Nanami highlights how embracing — rather than resisting — personality differences leads to greater happiness, empathy, and collaboration. Through her big-picture perspective and love for analyzing human behavior, Nanami encourages us to move beyond simple kindness and into true appreciation of diversity — making the world a more connected and compassionate place. Most of us know the “Golden Rule”: Treat others how you want to be treated. But is that enough? When those closest to you have different personalities, embracing those differences can strengthen connections. How can we do that? Nanami Oshima, a 10th-grade student in Japan, explores this question. Having spent five formative years in Houston, Texas, before returning to Japan, Nanami’s cross-cultural experiences shaped her curiosity about why people think, feel, and perceive the world differently. An overthinker with a big-picture mindset, she approaches human behavior like a puzzle to solve. In her talk, Nanami shares how understanding personality types not only helps us appreciate our differences but also creates stronger, more connected relationships. 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 thoughtful and motivating TEDx talk, the speaker explores a simple but powerful shift: moving our attention from the past to the future. Through personal stories — from struggling with work setbacks, to offering advice to friends, to the heartbreak of a middle school soccer mistake — the speaker reveals how one powerful question can change everything: “What do I want to do next?” By focusing on the future instead of dwelling on past regrets, we can: Calm anxiety and regain clarity.Reactivate the brain’s creative and planning centers.Spark motivation and positive action.Drawing on both neuroscience and real-life experiences, this talk shows how asking the right question can open the door to resilience, mental toughness, and forward momentum. If you’re feeling stuck or overwhelmed by regret, this talk will guide you toward simple, practical hope — and a powerful new way of seeing your life. Kazuyoshi Hisano empowers senior executives and top-performing athletes to transform their desired future into tangible reality. Drawing on cognitive science, he helps individuals unlock their aspirations and achieve meaningful goals. Hisano serves as President and CEO of Connoway Inc., Representative Director of the Feedforward Association, and Vice President of the Cognitive Coaching Association. He also lectures in cognitive psychology at Temple University, acts as a representative partner of KOH LLC, and represents The CEO Magazine in Japan.Born in 1974, Hisano's global upbringing spans childhood in San Francisco and formative school years in London. He later earned his degree in Economics from the University of Tokyo and an MBA in International Business from Tsukuba University. After launching his first business upon graduation, he gained experience at large foreign-affiliated companies and innovative ventures before founding Connoway Co. 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 uplifting TEDx talk, Koji — also known as Ko-Genie — brings the energy and wisdom of a modern-day genie to share a simple but powerful method for making dreams come true. With humor, storytelling, and science-backed strategies, Koji reveals: Why “Devil Words” like “I can’t” and “It’s impossible” block your brain from success.The four keys to mastering new challenges.A magical, easy-to-follow four-step method to turn dreams into reality.Whether you’re chasing a big dream or just starting out, Koji shows how anyone — young or old — can unlock their potential through mindset, habit-building, and belief. If you’re ready to stop doubting yourself and start living your dreams, this talk is your magical starting point. At the age of 26, Koji Ikematsu achieved his first success in the fashion industry. However, by 29, he was betrayed by a business partner and burdened with a debt of 300 million yen. Just when he was on the brink of giving up, a life-changing book inspired him, and within two years, he repaid the entire debt.Drawing from numerous experiences of failure and recovery, he developed his unique Success Achievement Program.His achievements in training over 500 millionaires through this educational system earned him an invitation to the National Achievers Congress, often referred to as the “Olympics of Seminar Speakers.” 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 heartfelt TEDx talk, Kotaro Tanaka, founder of Tensai Kids Club nursery schools in Kanagawa, Japan, shares a powerful belief: every child is born with infinite potential. After a major life setback, Kotaro found his calling in education, creating an environment where children are encouraged to think freely, explore naturally, and grow through play — without forced teaching or restrictions. His concept of “co-education” emphasizes that education is not one-sided; it is a journey of growing together, where both children and adults learn from one another. Drawing inspiration from his mentor’s philosophy — “By thinking about how you want to die, you decide how you should live” — Kotaro commits to a life of smiles, excitement, and belief in children’s abilities. Through simple daily practices at his nursery, like high-fives, positive meetings, and celebrating small wins, Kotaro shows how nurturing self-esteem and passion can transform not just education, but businesses, sports teams, and society itself. This talk is a passionate call for a societal shift from education to co-education, where the focus moves from filling children’s heads with knowledge to unleashing their creativity, resilience, and happiness. Representative director of TKC Co. Ltd. Chairperspn of Genius Kids Club. He operates 17 nursery schools and after-school facilities, mainly in Kanagawa Prefecture but also in Osaka. The followings are his educational mottos; “There are no bad children. “ “All children are geniuses!” “Learn while playing.” With the educational philosophy that children will grow if they are given an exciting environment, he operates Genius Kids Club that provides an environment where all children can bring out their God-given talents and superpowers to the fullest.Aiming to be the most exciting nursery school in the world, he also contributes to regional revitalization. At the apparel company he used to run, he provided Spartan training to his employees and maintained high performance of sales. 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