Is beauty equal to happiness?
2019 TEDxCasey Speakers Xingtong Huang and Yebin Yang talk about the lie we’ve been sold by the media which tries to make us think that if only we were a bit more beautiful, a bit more fashionable, a bit more … we’d be happy. Instead they propose how we need to disconnect that idea that beauty equals happiness and look at happiness from a whole new angle
Is beauty equal to happiness?
Xingtong Huang and her speaking partner Yebin Yang will talk about the lie we’ve been sold by the media which tries to make us think that if only we were a bit more beautiful, a bit more fashionable, a bit more … we’d be happy. Instead they explain how we need to disconnect that idea that beauty equals happiness and look at happiness from a whole new angle.
This talk was given at a TEDxCasey 2019.
Ultimately the journey to happiness and beauty is a mental strategy game. Whoever maintains the best mindset wins.
Learning from the 50%
In their talk Learning from the 50% Amy Chu, Rakshitha Rao, Rhiann Thomas & Jennifer Ding share stories from 2nd generation Australians.
Wellbeing Contagion
In her TEDxCasey 2019 talk Wellbeing Contagion Lana Johnson talks about how to infect others with well-being and create well cultures in our life-work-study- play circles
The best tool to combat cyber abuse
Dr. Evita March presented her research that has led to the finding that the increase on cyber abuse can be explained by a lack of a crucial humanistic trait. She shares the best tool to combat cyber abuse and cure this growing social cancer.
Bill Holmes
The Power of Why
People make mistakes. The good news is that to some extent the way we make mistakes is predictable. You can make better choices, when it matters, by using the power of why.
Good Man versus Real Man
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Philippe Guichard
Re-designing our world. Small change = big impact.
Philippe thinks that we can do better, be better and change the way to design and consume. All we need is a mind-shift.
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