Societal Norms | Nawal Sajith | TEDxGEMSNewMillenniumSchool

Hello , my name is Nawal Sajith. I’m 15 , and a junior in high school. Most of what I think about myself is quite subjective , and debatable.I like to believe I’m a person who strongly stands for what she thinks is right ; and refuses to backdown unless a legitimate reason tells me otherwise. I’m passionate about debating , talking about beliefs, and most importantly, spreading innovative ideas to help create change. I think what people find that sticks out of me the most when we first meet , in Dubai ,is that I’m from Tokyo, Japan, and I moved from Tokyo to Dubai very recently after living there for 10 years. Is that an interesting fact , or did I just want to mention I lived in Tokyo ? We’ll never know. Lastly , it is important to me that my TEDx Talk will influence people. I sincerely hope it will. I would be appalled if my TEDx speech managed to change a few minds, for the better , and also very glad. Hello , my name is Nawal Sajith. I’m 15 , and a junior in high school.
Most of what I think about myself is quite subjective , and debatable.I like to believe I’m a person who strongly stands for what she thinks is right ; and refuses to backdown unless a legitimate reason tells me otherwise.
I’m passionate about debating , talking about beliefs, and most importantly, spreading innovative ideas to help create change.
I think what people find that sticks out of me the most when we first meet , in Dubai ,is that I’m from Tokyo, Japan, and I moved from Tokyo to Dubai very recently after living there for 10 years. Is that an interesting fact , or did I just want to mention I lived in Tokyo ? We’ll never know. Lastly , it is important to me that my TEDx Talk will influence people. I sincerely hope it will.
I would be appalled if my TEDx speech managed to change a few minds, for the better , and also very glad. 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