Have you written a biography of yourself? Have you thought about deconstructing your life? How does one reach out to their innermost core and truth? Bel Pesce tells us about how her life decisions were based on what others valued rather than what she valued. In this talk she looks back at 30 years of her life to discover that she should have been making decisions based on her choices for her personal growth. She also asks whether legendary influences exist and whether they can be compared to real people. Bel, makes the point that for any kind of personal growth and change, there is no need to wait for the big moments. Small moments herald in the change that is needed for life - we just have to pay attention to these small moments. Bel Pesce is an MIT grad, and author and an entrepreneur. She was been voted as Forbes 30 Under 30, BBC’s 100 Most Inspiring Women in the World and TIME Magazine Next Generation Leader Bel Pesce is an MIT grad, and author and an entrepreneur focused on democratizing access to relevant information, and finding solutions to challenges in a collaborative and empathetic way. She has been voted as Forbes 30 Under 30, BBC’s 100 Most Inspiring Women in the World and TIME Magazine Next Generation Leader. Bel is addicted to learning, and constantly shares what she learns in a simplified way. Bel designed her life to exponentiate lessons learned, connections and experiences. Her TED talk on ‘5 ways to kill your dreams’ is one of the most watched talk in the world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
