Being Me | Aşkın Keser | TEDxNecmettin Erbakan University

Le Prof. Dr. Aşkın Keser retrace son parcours, de ses débuts comme vendeur de simit et employé dans le tourisme à Muğla jusqu'à sa carrière de professeur. Il relie son expérience à des théories psychologiques, comme la recherche de sens de Frankl et la mentalité de croissance de Dweck. L'intervention avance que ce qui semble être des coïncidences peut résulter d'une préparation et d'une discipline constantes. Elle a été donnée lors d'un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante et est partagée via TEDx Talks.

• Parcours de vie, du commerce de simit au monde universitaire
• Recherche de sens de Frankl et mentalité de croissance de Dweck
• Accent mis sur le chemin plutôt que sur les résultats

True success is not merely defined by titles or external validation, but by finding your own rhythm and staying true to your authentic self. In this inspiring talk, Prof. Dr. Aşkın Keser reflects on his personal journey from selling simit and working in tourism as a young boy in Muğla to becoming a professor. Interweaving his life experiences with psychological theories—such as Frankl's search for meaning and Dweck's growth mindset—he demonstrates how what we often perceive as coincidences are actually the result of continuous preparation and discipline. He encourages us to focus on the journey rather than just outcomes and to discover the 'chemistry of intentions' Prof. Dr. Aşkın Keser completed his undergraduate and postgraduate education at Uludağ University, Department of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations, and the Graduate School of Social Sciences. He worked as a research assistant at Uludağ University between 1996 and 2005; he was appointed as Assistant Professor at Kocaeli University in 2005, Associate Professor at Uludağ University in 2011, and Full Professor in 2014. Currently continuing his duties at Bursa Uludağ University, Keser has also served as a visiting academic at Jalal-Abad University of Economy and Enterprise in Kyrgyzstan, the University of Otago in New Zealand, and Justus Liebig University in Germany. Specializing in fields such as work psychology, job satisfaction, burnout, and remote work, Aşkın Keser has authored six books (two as editor) and a total of six articles indexed in Web of Science, including 1 Q1, 2 Q2, and 3 Q3 publications. Keser serves on the scientific and advisory boards of the Labour Economics and Industrial Relations Congress, the Organizational Behavior Congress, and the Industrial and Organizational Psychology Congress, and is also a member of the Association of Work, Employment, and Organizational Psychology. 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