In her TedxOmid Women talk, Havin Hosseini shares her powerful message that the impossible can become possible, but it often happens gradually. She starts by recounting her own struggles and challenges, highlighting moments where she felt overwhelmed and defeated. Despite these setbacks, Hosseini persevered and eventually achieved her goals through dedication and persistence.
Through personal anecdotes and inspiring stories, Hosseini emphasizes the importance of taking small, consistent steps towards one’s goals. She encourages her audience to embrace the journey and not be discouraged by setbacks, as it is through these challenges that true growth and transformation occur. By sharing her own experiences of overcoming adversity, Hosseini leaves the audience feeling inspired and empowered to make the impossible possible in their own lives.
Overall, Hosseini’s talk is a reminder that with patience, perseverance, and a positive mindset, even the most daunting challenges can be conquered.
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Author Video Description
Making any change, even small changes, is difficult. You may even have spent a lifetime on this path, but the results obtained were not what you expected. In fact, there is no guarantee that your efforts to create transformations will yield the desired result. However, there are some key ways to increase your chances of getting the results you’re looking for and make you more impactful. Founder of Havin School 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
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Video “Impossible becomes possible but gradually | Havin Hosseini | TEDxOmid Women” was uploaded on 10/14/2024 to Youtube Channel TEDx Talks