Fear Less
It’s said that mankind’s oldest and strongest emotion is fear.
Because to live fully — to risk boldly and embrace new challenges — requires that we learn to face fear and be free of it.
Fear of failure, fear of the unknown, fear of ourselves or the opinions of others — what might we accomplish if focused on what motivates us into action, not what prevents us?
Reach beyond your bubble. Be audacious. Fail forward. Let urgency conquer apprehension.
This year, reject fearful and become fearless.
Talks
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- 2016 Speakers
- Academia
- Activism
- Athletics
- Brain Injuries
- Citizenship
- Community
- Data
- Diversity
- Education
- Equity
- Fear
- Health
- Immigration
- Innovation
- Inspiration
- Leadership
- Memory
- Mental Health
- Philanthropy
- Placemaking
- Policy
- Politics
- Race
- STEM
- Science
- Sexism
- Smart Cities
- Social Media
- Sociology
- Space Exploration
- Stereotypes
- Technology
- Transportation
- Urban Planning
- Youth
Tracy Alloway, Ph.D. | Facebook Fearless: How Social Media Can Be Good For You
2016 Speakers, Memory, Social Media, Technology
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Rick Baker | Building Seamless Cities
2016 Speakers, Equity, Placemaking, Policy, Smart Cities, Urban Planning
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Gary Chartrand | It’s Okay To Be Unreasonable
2016 Speakers, Education, Innovation, Philanthropy, Science, STEM, Technology, Youth
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Gay Culverhouse | Helmets Don’t Work and Never Will
2016 Speakers, Athletics, Brain Injuries, Health
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Cornelia Dinca | Is Your City for People or Cars?
2016 Speakers, Transportation, Urban Planning
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Jeanine Hoff | Where is the Sunshine? My Journey as a Mental Health Survivor
2016 Speakers, Community, Education, Mental Health
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Sheena Koshy | The Myth of Legal Immigration
2016 Speakers, Citizenship, Immigration, Policy, Stereotypes
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Donna Orender | Fear NOT the Ask
2016 Speakers, Activism, Athletics, Equity, Leadership, Sexism
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JeffriAnne Wilder | Race Talk: Activating the Power of Self-Definition
2016 Speakers, Academia, Diversity, Equity, Race, Sexism, Sociology
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Amber Yang | The Space Debris Apocalypse: Finding Unexpected Solutions Through STEM Education
2016 Speakers, Data, Equity, Inspiration, Sexism, Space Exploration, STEM, Technology
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Performers
What to Expect at a TEDxJacksonville Conference . . .
Expect to be engaged. We strive to make every detail of your day feel meaningful, so we plan a host of interesting opportunities for you to engage with other conference goers and our volunteer team. Embrace the many experiences that make this a day like no other.
