El poder del cero: de conserje a CEO | Shane Chiang | TEDxITECCYouth

Shane Chiang, fundador y CEO de Momentum Z, relata su camino desde las dificultades académicas y económicas hasta un puesto de director de marketing en Nokia. Habla de haber repetido segundo de primaria, de trabajos sin cualificación y de la posterior creación de su propia empresa de ciberseguridad. La idea central es el «poder del cero»: la capacidad de empezar de nuevo y convertir los contratiempos en oportunidades de crecimiento. La charla se dio en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

• Una historia personal de contratiempos sucesivos y una carrera reconstruida desde cero
• Empezar de nuevo como forma de convertir los desafíos en oportunidades
• Perseverancia, aprendizaje continuo y adaptabilidad

Watch and hear Shane Chiang as he shares his personal journey of overcoming academic struggles, financial hardships and career setbacks to illustrate the Power of Zero; the ability to start afresh and turn challenges into opportunities. From repeating Primary 2 and taking on menial jobs to becoming a Chief Marketing Officer at Nokia and subsequently founding his own cybersecurity company, he demonstrates that one's beginnings do not determine one's future. He emphasises the importance of perseverance, continuous learning and having the courage to embrace new beginnings. Through his experiences, he encourages us to view failures as opportunities for growth rather than reasons to give up. The message is simple; yet profound: No matter how many times you start from zero...you always have the power to rewrite your story. Shane Chiang is the Founder and CEO of Momentum Z, a cybersecurity, AI governance and digital trust consultancy advising organisations across Asia. Currently pursuing a Doctorate in Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence and Sustainability, he advocates curiosity, adaptability and continuous learning in navigating technological change. His journey reflects The Power of Zero; that progress can begin without certainty, through the willingness to start, learn and keep building. 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