Tenho 14 anos e não faço ideia | Haggan Zavair Kevandiano

Espera-se muitas vezes que os adolescentes tenham um plano claro para o futuro, mas muitos mudam suas ideias de carreira com frequência. Nesta palestra do TEDxSMPI Al Abidin Surakarta Youth, o aluno do nono ano Haggan Zavair Kevandiano apresenta um olhar bem-humorado e honesto sobre crescer sem ter todas as respostas. Ele fala sobre sonhos de infância, primeiros tropeços, a pressão do ensino médio e escolhas para o futuro. Também apresenta a Regra de 1 Hora como um passo prático.

• Por que os planos de carreira mudam com frequência na adolescência
• Sonhos de infância e primeiros fracassos contados com humor
• A Regra de 1 Hora como passo prático

According to ID cards, we are teenagers; according to parents, we need a five-year plan; but for many of us, career plans change every single Monday. In this engaging and relatable talk, explore the humorous and honest reality of growing up without having it all figured out—from childhood dreams of becoming an ice cream man and failing at YouTube gaming, to the overwhelming pressure of high school and future choices. Discover why teenage years aren't about having all the answers, but about daring to try, gathering questions, and embracing the journey of self-discovery through practical steps like the 1-Hour Rule. Haggan Zavair Kevandiano is an ninth- grade student at SMPI Al-Abidin Surakarta in Qatar class. His future goal is to become a Surgeon. He really enjoys sports and trying new things. He hopes to one day be beneficial to others in need and make a global impact. 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