Future Me | Harsha Yellayi | TEDxOakridge Intl School Vizag Youth

La procrastinación y la costumbre de dejar las tareas para el último momento son el eje de esta charla. El orador se pregunta por qué las personas tardan en preocuparse por sus tareas y qué cambia cuando un plazo empieza a apretar. Sugiere que la procrastinación quizá no sea lo que parece. La charla se presentó en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

• Por qué las personas posponen las tareas hasta el último momento
• Qué cambia cuando se acerca un plazo
• Una mirada a la procrastinación más allá de la pereza

We’ve all met the person who promises to get everything done tomorrow. The problem? That person is us. So why do we wait until the last possible moment to care? And what exactly changes when a deadline starts breathing down our necks? Maybe procrastination isn’t quite what we think it is. Harsha is a Grade 12 student, passionate about technology, economics, and human behavior. He is the founder of FinBuddy, a personal finance platform for young Indians, and his research has examined the relationship between news sentiment and financial markets. A curious learner, Harsha, enjoys asking questions about ambition, identity, technology, and the way people think. He has participated in 20+ Model United Nations conferences, serving as a committee chair and conference leader, and is involved in student leadership at school. Outside academics, he plays competitive basketball and tennis, reads widely, and writes. He enjoys learning, experimenting, and figuring things out for himself. 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