our identities are shaped by our
interests but you might not think about
it this way but our identities are
totally shaped from home or where we
come from but also that we erect our
surroundings the 24 hours of the day few
of those hours are generally dedicated
extracurriculars whether they are or
through school juvenile they can think
about extracurriculars as influences
rather than just something to do what if
we put our time and effort into we grow
on a specific area becoming a
significant part of our identity we’re
not saying if you play football the word
football will be used when people think
about a more reasonable example would be
if you play participating on club the
orbits rarity of interest and part of
your identity
if you’re asleep alone maybe being
active isn’t part of your identity and
part of your interests sometimes the
things we do is stereotypical and don’t
betray what we actually are is what an
example were not in character when I was
little I was persuaded by my friends and
parents to join the GPRO is which is the
Soccer League around here and I only
wanted to do because my friends liked
soccer no I was a very good at soccer
and I didn’t like it either as you can
see from my very readable straight
sheets I have a good idea I thought I’ll
join anything what’s the worst that
could happen fast forward about three
months at the end of summer I could have
done anything else my time I was just
kind of tired and really learn anything
from soccer it was just kind of boring
for me the only thing I got was some
vitamin D so instead of being himself
you almost trying to follow his friends
to show that he belongs his peers
probably thought that Neil really
enjoyed soccer well in reality he was
just doing it to please them this was an
example where Neil didn’t really like
what he’s doing but there’s several
other things that Neil and I bought
participated which we feel portray us
and would really love to share them with
you so the first thing we bought
participate in is correct
a second hey hold this
I knew wearing this was a bad idea
one of it so the first thing that Neal
and I want to talk about is karate
karate is an ancient Japanese martial
art that struck both yields in my
interest not only because of all bullets
on it but also because it was one of the
safest sports we could think of karate
is considered an activity where people
learn different techniques of kicking
and punching and pretty much just
defending yourself when you’re under
attack even though this is true karate
has morally taught us a whole lot of
things from teaching us how to defend
herself when someone’s choking us to
even being a leader in our now reading
lives when we were little the results no
pressure on us other than you go to the
bathroom constantly this made us – ready
to be able to learn karate and what it
meant in the introduction we were taught
by our instructors that in karate our
mindset is what determines if we failed
to succeed rather than just our physical
limitations it’s made us realize that a
normal code is needed and useful in
everyday life
after that we slowly but surely learned
how to control our thoughts as well as
our actions making us much better people
we now use the new everyday lives you
know that maybe I have the karate is the
Efus black belt test police’s infamous
in Christine’s test requires the three
hours of grueling exercise and pretty
much non-stop action the test type
techniques of canons practice before
prepare for it which are just two hours
of grueling exercise not only did it
require a physical activity but also
mental determination because of this we
inspire to push ourselves whatever we
face daily challenges another activity
that balton uhlenbeck anticipated is
robotics robotics is an activity that
sparked my interest and as well as
you’ll see it all started two years ago
when I participated in a conference
FLL call a meeting FIRST LEGO League
through makerspace team our team it
pretty well we’ve qualified from
regional to sectionals but after being
exposed to all of this I wanted to do
more this specific competition is very
intriguing and I thought it would be
nice if I could participate in it again
I was thinking about it and then I
realized that our school doesn’t really
offer a Robotics Club it would be kind
of nice if he had a Robotics Club where
people who like to program build tinker
on they could learn different they can
learn a lot of stuff from building and
programming and I thought it would be
nice so I suggested the idea to my dad
he found the idea very interesting so
next I went to our talented and gifted
teacher mr. Chris Hendrix and after I
suggested the idea to him he said it was
something he would really wanted to
start her school so the next step for
signing the club was getting people who
were interested in robotics so in the
beginning I was thinking that a lot of
people like tinkering around building
programming so we’re gonna have a pretty
big club consisting of at least 100
people for sure we would leave all the
other clubs behind and be popular the
early turned out that way I remember on
the first date we had a whopping two
people interested eventually we got a
few more people and had eight people
that included me in the robotics team
soon we got to work after we got the
kids as you can see we’re also where
robotics underneath ok robotics is fun
activity that start with dusters playing
were tinkering around with pieces to
making costumes with toilet amantha
toppers
this year’s theme was hydrodynamics more
specifically the interactions between
humans and water not only did our team
and coaches learn of problems and
limitations in space water but also
working led fun learning
stuff from cats of years to programming
sensors and even just tinkering around
and even tasks of cookies and other
various snacks we won first place Center
regional competition is here and also
the best presentation we’re in the state
I plan on participating again next year
but I also realize that we don’t need
many people who are fun as a team
robotics has also taught us a wide
variety of things it really showed us a
glimpse of their the potential there is
if you pursue what interests you oh no
these activities have shaped our
identities in a positive way even though
I’m not the most athletic person in the
world I’m more on the lazy side I still
enjoy karate that’s taught me a lot of
physical as well as lifelong skills
robotics is just as important from
teaching us building and programming
even as problem solving and working as a
team one thing I personally like about
robotics is that it’s always engaging
there’s always something you can work on
whether it’s programming building
tinkering around working on our
presentation eating the snacks that are
coaches bring us guessing how long it
will take us to eat those snacks it’s
all it’s always super engaging there’s
always something you can do so we wanted
to use this our experience to tell
others that you should do you should
participate in stuff that you’re really
interested in whether it’s soccer and
it’s bored or like how we did karate or
robotics you don’t have to do karate in
robotics obviously but whatever
interests you whether it’s an activity
or even a job than you’re grown up if
you look at in the aspect of jobs CBS
News claims that 51 percent a 100
million employed Americans are you
gauging your job so being 7th graders we
wanted to figure out why this is true
and according to our mind this is why so
reasons for Less non-engagement I forgot
my coffee my body’s gonna power off a
cement of Star Wars and other mental
distractions yeah so
you can see we went too fast up fast
company comm that find some more
realistic factors on why people aren’t
engaged their jobs maybe these people
aren’t engaging their job because of
stress in the lives the stress generally
comes from a poor working environment
which can be hostile to them or even
just asleep depend low quality work Plus
coffee but coffees controllable even
though hard work even though working
part is part starts your work
environment should be a place where you
can forget in stress in other areas of
your life not get much more participate
in something you that gives you more
more stress than happiness that will
show through your identity I’m sure that
no one likes stress especially one if
it’s used to describe if you do
something that makes you happy or you
feel like a good person happiness is
what others will see is here again
you’re driving me like a stress
relieving machine thank you and if you
ever do another TEDx talk we really hope
that Costco sponsors us for all the free
market we’ve done for that so fat up to you Pascoe thank you
interests but you might not think about
it this way but our identities are
totally shaped from home or where we
come from but also that we erect our
surroundings the 24 hours of the day few
of those hours are generally dedicated
extracurriculars whether they are or
through school juvenile they can think
about extracurriculars as influences
rather than just something to do what if
we put our time and effort into we grow
on a specific area becoming a
significant part of our identity we’re
not saying if you play football the word
football will be used when people think
about a more reasonable example would be
if you play participating on club the
orbits rarity of interest and part of
your identity
if you’re asleep alone maybe being
active isn’t part of your identity and
part of your interests sometimes the
things we do is stereotypical and don’t
betray what we actually are is what an
example were not in character when I was
little I was persuaded by my friends and
parents to join the GPRO is which is the
Soccer League around here and I only
wanted to do because my friends liked
soccer no I was a very good at soccer
and I didn’t like it either as you can
see from my very readable straight
sheets I have a good idea I thought I’ll
join anything what’s the worst that
could happen fast forward about three
months at the end of summer I could have
done anything else my time I was just
kind of tired and really learn anything
from soccer it was just kind of boring
for me the only thing I got was some
vitamin D so instead of being himself
you almost trying to follow his friends
to show that he belongs his peers
probably thought that Neil really
enjoyed soccer well in reality he was
just doing it to please them this was an
example where Neil didn’t really like
what he’s doing but there’s several
other things that Neil and I bought
participated which we feel portray us
and would really love to share them with
you so the first thing we bought
participate in is correct
a second hey hold this
I knew wearing this was a bad idea
one of it so the first thing that Neal
and I want to talk about is karate
karate is an ancient Japanese martial
art that struck both yields in my
interest not only because of all bullets
on it but also because it was one of the
safest sports we could think of karate
is considered an activity where people
learn different techniques of kicking
and punching and pretty much just
defending yourself when you’re under
attack even though this is true karate
has morally taught us a whole lot of
things from teaching us how to defend
herself when someone’s choking us to
even being a leader in our now reading
lives when we were little the results no
pressure on us other than you go to the
bathroom constantly this made us – ready
to be able to learn karate and what it
meant in the introduction we were taught
by our instructors that in karate our
mindset is what determines if we failed
to succeed rather than just our physical
limitations it’s made us realize that a
normal code is needed and useful in
everyday life
after that we slowly but surely learned
how to control our thoughts as well as
our actions making us much better people
we now use the new everyday lives you
know that maybe I have the karate is the
Efus black belt test police’s infamous
in Christine’s test requires the three
hours of grueling exercise and pretty
much non-stop action the test type
techniques of canons practice before
prepare for it which are just two hours
of grueling exercise not only did it
require a physical activity but also
mental determination because of this we
inspire to push ourselves whatever we
face daily challenges another activity
that balton uhlenbeck anticipated is
robotics robotics is an activity that
sparked my interest and as well as
you’ll see it all started two years ago
when I participated in a conference
FLL call a meeting FIRST LEGO League
through makerspace team our team it
pretty well we’ve qualified from
regional to sectionals but after being
exposed to all of this I wanted to do
more this specific competition is very
intriguing and I thought it would be
nice if I could participate in it again
I was thinking about it and then I
realized that our school doesn’t really
offer a Robotics Club it would be kind
of nice if he had a Robotics Club where
people who like to program build tinker
on they could learn different they can
learn a lot of stuff from building and
programming and I thought it would be
nice so I suggested the idea to my dad
he found the idea very interesting so
next I went to our talented and gifted
teacher mr. Chris Hendrix and after I
suggested the idea to him he said it was
something he would really wanted to
start her school so the next step for
signing the club was getting people who
were interested in robotics so in the
beginning I was thinking that a lot of
people like tinkering around building
programming so we’re gonna have a pretty
big club consisting of at least 100
people for sure we would leave all the
other clubs behind and be popular the
early turned out that way I remember on
the first date we had a whopping two
people interested eventually we got a
few more people and had eight people
that included me in the robotics team
soon we got to work after we got the
kids as you can see we’re also where
robotics underneath ok robotics is fun
activity that start with dusters playing
were tinkering around with pieces to
making costumes with toilet amantha
toppers
this year’s theme was hydrodynamics more
specifically the interactions between
humans and water not only did our team
and coaches learn of problems and
limitations in space water but also
working led fun learning
stuff from cats of years to programming
sensors and even just tinkering around
and even tasks of cookies and other
various snacks we won first place Center
regional competition is here and also
the best presentation we’re in the state
I plan on participating again next year
but I also realize that we don’t need
many people who are fun as a team
robotics has also taught us a wide
variety of things it really showed us a
glimpse of their the potential there is
if you pursue what interests you oh no
these activities have shaped our
identities in a positive way even though
I’m not the most athletic person in the
world I’m more on the lazy side I still
enjoy karate that’s taught me a lot of
physical as well as lifelong skills
robotics is just as important from
teaching us building and programming
even as problem solving and working as a
team one thing I personally like about
robotics is that it’s always engaging
there’s always something you can work on
whether it’s programming building
tinkering around working on our
presentation eating the snacks that are
coaches bring us guessing how long it
will take us to eat those snacks it’s
all it’s always super engaging there’s
always something you can do so we wanted
to use this our experience to tell
others that you should do you should
participate in stuff that you’re really
interested in whether it’s soccer and
it’s bored or like how we did karate or
robotics you don’t have to do karate in
robotics obviously but whatever
interests you whether it’s an activity
or even a job than you’re grown up if
you look at in the aspect of jobs CBS
News claims that 51 percent a 100
million employed Americans are you
gauging your job so being 7th graders we
wanted to figure out why this is true
and according to our mind this is why so
reasons for Less non-engagement I forgot
my coffee my body’s gonna power off a
cement of Star Wars and other mental
distractions yeah so
you can see we went too fast up fast
company comm that find some more
realistic factors on why people aren’t
engaged their jobs maybe these people
aren’t engaging their job because of
stress in the lives the stress generally
comes from a poor working environment
which can be hostile to them or even
just asleep depend low quality work Plus
coffee but coffees controllable even
though hard work even though working
part is part starts your work
environment should be a place where you
can forget in stress in other areas of
your life not get much more participate
in something you that gives you more
more stress than happiness that will
show through your identity I’m sure that
no one likes stress especially one if
it’s used to describe if you do
something that makes you happy or you
feel like a good person happiness is
what others will see is here again
you’re driving me like a stress
relieving machine thank you and if you
ever do another TEDx talk we really hope
that Costco sponsors us for all the free
market we’ve done for that so fat up to you Pascoe thank you
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