Пропущенная страница — как потерпеть неудачу и не стать неудачником | Anshu Joshi Singh | TEDxIPEC

Неудача как источник информации, а не как часть идентичности, — главная тема выступления Anshu Joshi Singh на TEDxIPEC. Автор и life-коуч использует метафору книги с пропущенной страницей и делится личным опытом потерь, отказов, перемен и восстановления. Она различает фразы «я потерпел неудачу» и «я неудачник» и призывает отпустить устаревшие мечты и идентичности. Выступление прошло на независимо организованном мероприятии TEDx в формате конференций TED.

• Неудача как информация, а не как идентичность
• Разница между «я потерпел неудачу» и «я неудачник»
• Отказ от устаревших мечтаний и идентичностей

My talk explores failure not as an identity, but as information. Through the metaphor of a book with a missing page and personal experiences of loss, rejection, change, and rebuilding, I, Anshu Joshi Singh invite the audience to rethink what failure means. The talk explores the difference between “I failed” and “I am a failure,” the importance of letting go of outdated dreams and identities, and the power of choosing what comes next. At its heart, the message is simple: we may not control what happens to us, but we retain the authorship to decide what the next chapter of our lives will be Anshu Joshi Singh is an author, life coach, author coach, NLP practitioner, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and publishing professional who helps people navigate change with greater clarity, confidence, and self-awareness. As a life coach, she works closely with individuals on identity, relationships, motherhood, midlife, emotional well-being, and personal growth.She has authored 15 books, including her latest publications, And Then Everything Changed: How Everyday Choices Create Extraordinary Lives, Good Mother Syndrome, and Thrifty @ Fifty: Greying Greysfully. Her work reflects a strong belief that meaningful transformation begins with everyday choices. As Founder-Director of Snow Finch Publishing, Anshu also mentors aspiring authors, helping them turn ideas and lived experiences into authentic, impactful books while preserving their unique voices. 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