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If you would have a unique opportunity by a miracle to fulfill your life goal within the next 10 seconds, something that makes your heart dance, something that you feel a burning passion for, something that gives you goosebumps, something that you would say for: well, this was worth living for! Would you know what it is?
People are completely misusing their own brains without knowing there is an instruction manual. This speech gives us the missing guidance.
Tatjana explains why, in order to succeed, we must first kill the concept of positive thoughts. As positive thoughts won't get us where we want to be. So instead of positive thoughts, we need precisely to know what we want from life. Longtime journalist, who spent a large part of her career in management positions in the media business, with extensive experience in PR, public speaking, and presentations. Founder of the Power of Communication Institute in Belgrade. Today, as an NLP trainer, he teaches people a method that leads them to success and achieves their goals.
Tatjana joined the ranks of great journalistic names in the Balkans and public figures who will mark the time in which we live, because of her work, courage, and advocacy for truth and justice. During her career, she dealt with many social topics. Through the show 'Zivot prica', she caused many, stormy reactions from the public because she shed light on many forbidden, taboo topics, unusual destinies, and stories that hardly anyone wants to talk about. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
2 окт 2022
