Смелый оптимизм! | Шанна Адамик | TEDxColumbiana

Диагноз и операция, изменившие жизнь, заставили Шанну Адамик задуматься о своей идентичности. Она пришла к выводу, что перемены могут начинаться с тех слов, которые мы выбираем в моменты неопределённости. В этом выступлении TEDxColumbiana она говорит о «смелом оптимизме» — идее, что слова надежды могут двигать вперёд ещё до появления доказательств или уверенности. Она предлагает это как практический инструмент для пересмотра мышления и действий.

• Личная история диагноза и операции
• Понятие «смелого оптимизма»
• Практический инструмент для изменения мышления

After a life-altering diagnosis and surgery left her questioning her identity, Shanna Adamic discovered that change doesn't start with belief...it starts with language ignited by the audacity to hope. In this talk, she introduces "audacious optimism" the idea that the words we choose in uncertain moments can move us forward before proof or confidence exists. offering a practical tool to reshape how we think, act and move forward. Shanna Adamic is an executive content leader for Oracle, speaker, and author whose work sits at the intersection of healthcare, storytelling, and hope. As Executive Content and Video Director and anchor of Oracle TV, she brings complex ideas to life through human-centered storytelling across broadcast, stage, and social-first platforms, including AI Minutes, a series focused on AI transformation across industries. Formerly Executive Director of the Oracle Health Foundation, Shanna helped raise $55 million for global pediatric healthcare initiatives. Before her career in healthcare leadership and media, she spent eight seasons as a professional cheerleader with the Kansas City Chiefs and later earned a regional Emmy as a host with 65 Toss Power Trap Productions. After surviving a rare brain tumor that left her partially deaf, she transformed adversity into purpose. Through her book, Audacious Optimism, she inspires audiences with a message of resilience, hope, and courageous action. 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