Are we Making the Most of Human Potential? | Navid Nathoo | TEDxDonMills
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The world’s most valuable resource is people. But the way we’re mining human potential, is like using a pickaxe to mine for gold. The reality is - people are not being trained to use their resources in the most optimal way. And it’s because we don’t know how. We need a plan. We need a human blueprint. Navid is the co-founder of The Knowledge Society (TKS), a human accelerator that aims to develop the potential of young innovators to successfully impact tomorrow’s world by exposing them to problem-solving across varying disciplines of technology. He has also been a founder and CEO of a cloud security company and been involved in leading start-up organizations and accelerators. He will bring you a topic that will have you thinking about humans and education in a whole new way. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
There’s many underlying messages in this Tedtalk ... and if you watch it multiple times you’ll pick up new lessons that we should live by
On point Navid. I'm working on one part of this puzzle - coaching people to be more authentic in their interactions & to strengthen their communication & leadership skills. These are core skills to getting anything important done. Self-awareness & mindset is the first step. I recently came across TKS and the work you are all doing is amazing.
Yep, its reconfirmed, I'm in the correct place as 22' Cohort 1 virtual innovator. In 100 years from now I want the world to look like a modern heaven. A complete cleanse where there's no disease, pollution, crime, poverty, massive good on every front and everyone is well off mentally, spiritually, and financially. The ultimate long life human experience of pure bliss and harmony.
Very nice speech. Thank you
@Navid Nathoo, LEGIT
How does culture tie into the framework? Does that fall under "how the world works"? I know there's a million ways to splice this framework, but it does feel like culture should be its own separate category (to me). Much like Mindset, and Self-Knowledge, it affects your *lens* on life, as there's a great deal of influence from your peers and neighbouring society.