Community sharing at TEDx Taiwan Community Meetup 7June 2014
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The document summarizes the journeys and lessons learned over the past 3 years from TEDx events in Tainan, Taiwan. It encourages people to reflect on questions like who they are, their passions, and how they can make the world better. It promotes ideas of thinking globally and acting locally, hacking education for lifelong learning, and spreading ideas. The document advocates for being sustainable and creating an interdisciplinary community that inspires youth and creates an unique city. It suggests the importance of unlearning to discover new things, spreading oneself, and learning from mistakes to improve. The overall message is about co-sharing, co-living, and co-creating.
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- 1. Community Sharing 2014 June/ Asta,Waikwan TSOI
- 2. What’s TEDx? What’s TEDx? im Helvetica im Rockwell
- 3. Greatest Journey in TEDxTainan over the past 3 years…
- 4. Everyone has embarked on different journeys that built themselves today.
- 6. ! 1. Who am I 2. What’s my passion - do I have any or I have not yet discovered mine? 3. Where am I going 4. Is the world being better because of me?
- 7. It’s where you are going that’s worthwhile to keep asking…
- 8. 1. Think Global,Act Local 2. Hacking Education x Life Learning 3. Ideas Worth Spreading im Rockwell Extra Bold
- 11. 1. 多想思考／發展TEDx週邊的元素 example: 包括科技、娛樂、設計等範疇 ! 2. 成為跨界的社區! ! 帶來持續發展⼒力量 ⻘青年⼈人展現潛⼒力 創造不⼀一樣的城市 http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_kY1J1PrYPTE/TGyugSdGE_I/AAAAAAAAHhA/eq7YJATCYP4/s1600/compass3.jpg
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- 14. Me Inter-Xchange
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- 17. ©TEDxTainan Team
- 18. No one is irreplaceable. You have to always be prepared that someone in your team is going to leave. You just gotta to move on. im still Rockwell Extra Bold Rock
- 19. –Richard Branson “Treat your team good enough so they don’t want to go, train them well so they can leave”
- 21. Asta TSOI Wai-kwan @astawaikwan @astamax ! Contact: +886 922-775-664 asta.waikwan@gmail.com ! !