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TED Talks (5) title: What it takes to be a great leader

The presenter Rosalinda Torres spoke about what makes a great leader today? each of us carries the image of a superhero in his mind who works miracles in doing all the works required of him so that he can accomplish them in their various levels and stages. There are also programs dedicated to developing leaders that build on the success of their leadership models.

The great leader creates in man himself where the programs and training he gets are not sufficient for him. Rather, he must search and excavate everything that makes him a great leader by trying to refine and translate the talents he enjoys on the ground within the limits of the possibilities granted to him.

There are studies conducted in this regard that indicate the existence of large gaps, including the leadership gap in important leadership roles. "I spent a quarter of my professional life observing what great leaders do and working within fortune 500 companies," Rosalinda says. "Then in recent years I noticed a disturbing trend in preparing the great leaders like the story of Chris, the iconic leader who moved from an old unit to a new unit."

Rosalinda Torres added, "Which made me come to my mind many questions awaiting an answer, including two questions, one of which talks about widening gaps when there is investment?" What are leaders doing to grow and prosper? Which led me to quit my job in order to learn the stories of great leaders and how they succeed”.

Among them was the story of Mandela, who was smart enough to get ahead of his generation and society in understanding the economic, social and political aspects of society. And Sydney CEO, who was very disappointed, is now considered one of the best company for leaders.

Rosalinda mentioned: I extracted the characteristics of great leaders and put them in the form of questions as follows: What makes a great leader in the 21st century? what is the measure of diversity for a personal and professional stakeholder network? Are you courageous to abandon a practice that made you successful previously? These three questions will determine your effectiveness as a leader of the twenty-first century. "

A great leader must have high qualities and skills that qualify him for this high position, and he must have patience and emotional endurance, to bear the opinions of people who will tell you that your idea is a failure.

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https://www.ted.com/talks/roselinde_torres_what_it_takes_to_be_a_great_leader/transcript

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TED Talk5 tittle: What is the new technology for helping Alaskan children with hearing loss?

Susan Emmett, the presenter of the Ted talks program. she said, it was difficult for Alaskans to carry out their main activities such as fishing, deer hunting, berry harvesting and other activities important to Alaskans. As hearing loss in Alaska is not just limited to rural areas, it extends to all urban areas. Where she said in his speech "The Global Burden of Disease Project estimates there are 1.1 billion people living with hearing loss worldwide. That's more people than the entire population here in sub-Saharan Africa.”

Then she mentioned the story of a three-year-old boy he treated in Alaska his name was Anuk. As she said among his words Ear infections started when he was barely four months old. “Whereas his parents brought him to the clinic because he could not hear well. Whereas, if he is not treated at the earliest opportunity, it will be difficult for him to communicate with others and he will suffer from social isolation. If people with hearing loss are treated quickly, their lifestyle will improve after that.

After that, the presenter of the program began to introduce himself, saying "I'm an ear surgeon working with partners around the world on new pathways for hearing loss prevention. This solution comes from my collaboration with a tribal health organization called the Norton Sound Health Corporation." And from what she mentioned in his speech that the process of evaluating the hearing is a very complex process. It requires a lot of equipment. She began by examining Anuk first in a soundproof room under a microscope and then decided on his treatment plan. The tools needed to assess hearing are not available in areas that are far from health centers where many costs are required to reach the habits that assess hearing. Then the city of Alaska ran the Village Clinics with a group of specialists who triaged out health problems.

Doctors in Alaska developed a project aimed at examining patients with hearing loss in cooperation with a medical institute. They integrate medicine with mobile screening technology. As she mentioned in some of his speech, describing this new technology, saying " we are merging telemedicine with mobile screening technology that extends the reach of expert triage beyond health care settings. This cell-based screen, developed in South Africa, costs over 10 times less than traditional equipment and does not require advanced training.”

She used this method for treating Anuk in the school, where he examined Anuk's ears through earphones and used a telephone adapter instead of a microscope, and within minutes the examination was done and pictures were taken, then the Alaska telemedicine technique was applied.

As this new technology will lead to more care for children and reduce cost and time. As it is necessary for the world to develop hearing correction techniques in the world.

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https://podcasts.apple.com/om/podcast/ted-talks-kids-and-family/id470623175?l=ar&i=1000413228149

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What is the first sport ever played?

Although it is impossible to know for sure, wrestling and boxing are often seen to be the first sports practiced each. Competitions using the simple human transport method, running, were among the first sports played.

The first appearance of boxing in history comes in some artifacts in Iraq, which originated from the third millennium BC. Similar effects have also been discovered in many countries of Asia. These engravings showed two men punching each other with their wrapped fists for the first time in a sport.

Ultimately ancient Greece boxing became a popular and advanced sport enjoyed by people. It was first introduced as an Olympic sport in the XXIII Olympiad in 688 BC. At the time, boxers used leather thongs to wrap their hands to provide protection.

The matches did not consist of rounds as we know them today. Instead, the fighters competed until someone admitted defeat or could no longer continue. There was no weight division, meaning men of all sizes could take on anyone, with larger competitors naturally dominating.

The battle was fought over a 24-square-foot ring, bounded by ropes on each side. When one of the fighters fell to the floor of the ring, the round ended. At that time, the injured boxer was taken care of at a ring corner during a 30-second break.

After a 30-second break, the opponents had to take their positions in the center of the ring and the next round would begin. If an opponent does not enter the center of the ring within eight seconds, the other winner will be declared. Forbidding insulting, quarrels, beating with the heads and legs, and beating the waist on a ring. All these actions were alleged to be inappropriate during the fighting in the ring.

The earliest evidence for the rules of the sport comes from ancient Greece. These ancient competitions did not rounds. They continued until a man admitted defeat by raising his finger or not being able to continue. Decisiveness (holding the opponent at close range with one arm or both) was strictly forbidden. The competitions were held in the open air, adding the challenge of intense heat and bright sunlight to the fighting. Contestants represent all social classes; In the early years of major sports festivals, boxers were predominantly from wealthy and privileged backgrounds.

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