I'm passionate about making something new, creative and different in my community! I enjoy helping people with their work and teaching my peers everything I know that they could use! :)
I enjoy talking about technology, entrepreneurship and creativity! But, if you would like to talk to me about something more fun, talk to me about music and photography! :)
I'm quite good in tennis... I've been an active player for 5 years during which I've won 4 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals on tournaments in my home town. I've never wanted to go further than that.
I don't remember when I first heard of TED... But from time to time I would stumble upon a TEDTalk on Youtube, Facebook or Twitter. Then, one summer, a friend of mine from Tunisia showed me a TEDTalk of Simon Sinek. I was amazed! That's when I knew I loved TED! Since then, I've seen tons of TEDTalks, but the moment when I really thought I was a TEDer is when I decided to join the TEDxZagreb team. I helped make the event as good as possible and here I am now, trying to get my own TEDx licence to organize TEDxVaraždin in the town of Varaždin, Croatia, where I'm currently living and studying business systems at the Faculty of organization and informatics.
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A reply on Conversation: What are your New Year's resolutions?
Positive feedback is important and it can help in many ways, just as you said, Colleen, even to help create a better world, but if it stops at just words then it doesn't have a long lasting effect. Putting words into practice is what makes the world better. I guess that people don't have enough of free time to invest in walking the talk... But there must be a way to overcome this obstacle...
I also believe that everyone should get some negative feedback from time to time, just to keep you realistic about your achievements.
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But, why not be both? Good for the sake of goodness and a role model? Actually, when someone is good just for the sake of goodness then that person will eventually become someones role model. I think that you can't choose to be a role model, you become one when someone notices what you are doing and when they start doing it too. You don't make yourself a role model, others do. :)
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I would consider my wish fulfilled if just one person told me that I've helped them take the first step.