Раскрытие нашего потенциала в хаотичном мире | Роланд Меес | TEDxUniversityofGroningen

Роланд Меес, профессор практики деловой этики Гронингенского университета, спрашивает, какой внутренний источник нужен людям, чтобы сделать мир лучше в хаотичное время. Он утверждает, что верность своим глубочайшим убеждениям может помочь направить ход событий к миру, который стоит оставить будущим поколениям. В выступлении он делится опытом раскрытия личного потенциала в условиях неопределённости. Выступление прошло на независимо организованном местным сообществом мероприятии TEDx.

• Поиск внутреннего источника для заметного позитивного влияния
• Верность глубочайшим обязательствам в хаотичном мире
• Личные уроки раскрытия потенциала

Amidst the chaos around us, my question is: What inner source do we need to make the world a better place? Growing from within, how can we realise a visible, positive impact? My response: by staying true to the fire within us. When we keep working on realising our deepest commitments, we may be able to steer the course of events towards a world we want to leave for future generations. Here, I share with you what I have learned—insights that can help you unleash your potential as you navigate your way through a chaotic world. Roland Mees is a Professor of Practice of Business Ethics at the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen. Before entering academia, he was Director of Sustainable Finance at ING Wholesale Banking until mid-2025, where he worked closely with CFOs, treasurers, and sustainability managers of major global companies. He is the inventor of the Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL), a financial product that links loan interest rates to a company’s year-on-year sustainability performance, measured through independently verified Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Alongside his role at ING, he completed a PhD at the Ethics Institute of Utrecht University in 2017, with his research monograph published in 2020. His work explores why it is so difficult to motivate action toward preserving the planet for future generations. At the RUG, he inspires students by showing how personal growth can develop along parallel paths that eventually converge to create positive change. 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